Conspiracy

The TV equivalent of supermarket tabloids. Garbage.

Listened to a couple episodes and it's nothing but rather boring opinions. Not much of a conspiracy show. And the host saying not enough protesters were shot at the capitol, while defending the last year of looting/rioting, just rubbed me the wrong way.

A few of the episodes on this series weren't bad, the one about Lord Lucan for instance. I've read a lot about that case and they did cover it fairly well although, like most Netflix documentaries they left out a lot of important details.

Some other episodes though...god save us! The one covering the US faking the moon landings was beyond absurd. It basically sends the message that if you're a complete halfwit with a totally ridiculous theory about something and absolutely no evidence to back it up then fear not! Netflix with give you a bully pulpit and put you in front of millions of viewers to spout your stupidity and possibly connect with all the other halfwits out there wearing tinfoil helmets and looking for secret bases on the moon! You can't make this stuff up folks, but you can laugh at it.

This is the biggest waste of eyeball hours. I can't believe this qualifies as a documentary; four episodes filled with unsubstantiated commentary that concludes with a few anticlimactic sentences. The real conspiracy is why Netflix gave these two boring dudes this much oxygen on film. Perhaps, they're conspiring with the government to see how much interest there is in probing further into this particular case. The cast of witnesses who give their accounts become less and less credible as the narrative unfolds. The so-called technical prodigy and "key to it all" does not come across as anything more than mentally ill (sadly). Thumbs down for sure ... and if I could I'd give it toes down too.

One episode in and it doesn't seem biased But I feel like it could be a lot more. Would love to hear about some outrages theories instead of just those about historical events