Rob Riggle Global Investigator

We need more TV shows like this. Just started watching this show and it is very educational

I absolutely can't stand the characters Rob Riggle plays on a regular basis. He plays such morally disgusting, overly macho, and intelligently void characters. One has to wonder if he is anything like this in real life. He has the potential to be so much more based on what he has accomplished outside of his acting career alone. So, I had to watch this with a totally unbiased perspective. As Rob Riggle is a very big influencer and role model to younger males who find his humor funny, this is a good show to draw in that demographic. Yes, his brand is juvenile. He is in your face obnoxious and annoying and brings the macho bravado that he is known for. He is like a big kid with too much money that wants to go on adventures and gets to do it. He looks to try and portray a silly Fred Flinstone, in mentality, Indiana Jones. This show doesn't dig really deep into the real archeology that goes into these ancient mysteries, no pun intended. It is designed to educate and stimulate the pre teen to middle teen mind. So, you end up with Rob Riggle getting to tag along with real archeologists, fortune finders, and historians in a mildly humorous and youth oriented educational program. No, he isn't like cinema celebrity Cameron seriously going down to the Titanic or actually looking deeper into Atlantis. I give it a ten only because in some form or fashion, Rob genuinely looks like he is really into it and wants to educate young minds.

I find out after I watch an episode that Rob is a comedian. I watch the episode where he goes out to the desert by area 51 in UFO hunts. Pretty interesting stuff, the down-to-earth commentary from his producer has the coolest car of his over-the-top in your face investigator schtick.

Hey at least someone's asking these questions, and getting to put on the air. For that I commend Rob Riggle and his team.

It's fun, light hearted humor that is mixed in with educational insights about the area. It's similar to expedition unknown, just without that extra fluff & more comedy weaved in.

If he's a comedian he's in the wrong job, because he isn't funny. He takes the making of a documentary to a new level of annoying. He tries to inject childish humour to try and cover up his complete lack of knowledge of a subject. Some of his topics could be interesting without his brand of infantile humour. A very poor mans Josh Gates.