steveswangler

Calling Todd standing a "sceptic" shows they don't know what a sceptic is. Sceptics demand actual evidence, which there is no actual evidence for Bigfoot. Yet standing believes in it.

Also, in the opening monologue it's stated "the most manlike primate on earth".

The most manlike primate is MAN. The fact they don't understand we are primates lends to the idea they are not serious researchers.

Disappointed to find the "Prophet of Oak Ridge" section ran with disputed "evidence" and omitted the fact that John Hendrix, the alleged prophet, got many facts wrong and was considered a crackpot by his neighbors.

As typical of many "prophets" or soothsayers, their predictions that never materialize are ignored and all facts that they miss in the stories they seem to get right are also ignored.

I enjoy Mysteries at the Museum and it's very disappointing to find out their research falls to the side in favor of ratings.

Disappointed but not surprised.