Bryan Sentes’ take on the first three episodes of History’s Project Blue Book

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Bryan takes aim at the creative (or non-creative, perhaps) elements of The History Channel’s rancid series Project Blue Book.

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Like Kevin Randle, Bryan doesn’t get into, rabidly, the perverse presentation of iconic UFO events or the grotesque depictions of the people involved during the Blue Book era of UFO sightings; i.e., J Allen Hynek, his wife, Captain Ruppelt and those whose UFO encounters are simulated by the program.

Bryan is critical of the foolish (with a purpose) writing of the series, as you can read.

M J Banias has also has reviewed the first three programs in the series at his YouTube channel, but I haven’t taken a peek at his offering(s), only because YouTube, which I also use, slightly, for some video presentations is offputting, to me, for UFO presentations. (I don’t know why exactly.)

Episode 1: https://youtu.be/ZNJrKe2jbW4

Episode 2: https://youtu.be/o-CPXXA7Ewc

Episode 3: https://youtu.be/HpH9LmcONns

For me, as you know, the series takes a topic I love and turns it into a horrendous joke, making me as bilious as do UFO skeptics who dismiss the phenomenon out of hand.

The great anthropologist Ashley Montagu wrote once that the opposite of love isn’t hate; it’s indifference.

That is the stance that level-headed Paul Kimball has taken, and I applaud him.

For me, I hate the show uncompromisingly.

RR