Strangest Things

Love the show lots to learn production value is fantastic but the only problem I have is with the make believe hologram image that the people are seemingly looking at, my brain is telling me they are pretending to look at something that's not there, that's the only part of the show I don't really care for as I see them staring into what I know is not there so they just look kind of funny just staring into blank space, I know that it's for educational purposes and entertainment but my brain goes straight to people looking off into space, but still a great show nonetheless with lots to learn, keep up the great work.

This show is entertaining as well as educational. My whole family enjoys watching it, especially my 8 year old son who has watched every episode at least twice on discovery plus.

I was enjoying this show for the most part but the explanations for some of it was total CRAP! Especially by rebecca bradshaw. Her reasons were total speculation. WITHOUT PROOF!!!!! How can she say an image has been covered with plaster and over the years it just happened to fall out to leave the shape resembling a helicopter. Or that it also fell out to resemble other futuristic items? Really!!! Can you prove that???? I don't think you can. Return your doctorate and go back to school!

I have now deleted the series from my list on discovery+ and will no longer watch anything where that woman is an "expert" PITIFUL!!!

Good show with a lot of information, but in order to watch it have to pay extra for either the Science Channel or a plus group like Discovery+. Guess not.

This is a really well done, interesting show and particularly because the objects and museum artifacts they show are so viewable with high resolution close ups that on a smart TV, for one, is the next best thing to seeing it in actuality. Sadly, season 3 is only going to air in the UK apparently and we in America will have more countless renewed seasons of brain dead TV shows instead of something interesting and educational! If I were to criticize anything I might want to forfeit the fake "pretend gaze" on the object that the actors do, which is evidently a digital insertion and "not really there."