In Search Of... UFO's - Part 2

[FriedrichKling]

Life was so much simpler and better back in the 70s.

[mikewyzard]

this is really cool, haven't seen this in years. My uncle is the one taking the lie detector text

[FriedrichKling]

@mikewyzard Wow! So your uncle and his wife saw the diamond shaped object in Big Chimney, WV? Are there any updates to Mr. Critchfield's sighting? Thank you.

[calico992]

I do soundtracks for films. A cardinal rule today is; music should never 'step on' or 'interfere' with dialog. 'musical stabs' (staccato) should never pierce through when someone is speaking, because it may distract the viewer from what is being said.

This show is classic, because it breaks that rule again and again and gets away with it. I have a feeling that whoever wrote the music, just laid some stuff on an old Moog and said: "Hey man just go with it!"

[ihateyoujerkoff]

i use to work on this technology in secret. they were powered by blowing bubbles and the lights were just from the inside christmas tree we love to put in these things. watch my evolution video please. the 70`s look wonderful ! less tax, more freedom, less government intrusion in every day life. wow ! and, Obama was just a young marxist smoking stolen cigarettes living in Hawaii !

[terminalsoup]

@ihateyoujerkoff

Wow, it sounds like the 70s were really great times....for people who worked on technology in secret.

[karlkarlkarl1234]

I used to live right near the 5th best UFO sighting ever, it was in Melbourne Australia.

[exeuroweenie]

@karlkarlkarl1234 Love that city,I guess aliens like Victoria as well.

[mredtheanalyst]

Yeah Rest in Peace, Lennie! Working with Bill Shatner is enough to kill anybody! LOL

[goatbut29]

If you look at 8:05 youll see some grass and some of it is lighter green and some of it is not so green, kinda brownish.

[ubeBrettu]

Good point!!!!

[ThoughtTraveler]

This is all a USAF experimental craft.

[Eldeecue]

Yes, it was later revealed that the Air Force was messing around with saucer-like designs for aircraft that the Nazis couldn't get working. They got them to work, but they were impossible to steer...and thus got way off their intended flight paths.

[scottieman2]

Love UFO stories and love this show!!

[seko24041973]

fascinating...captain....fasci­nating

[RideMyBMW]

I think some scenes in the movie Close Encounters were based on these sighting accounts.

[RideMyBMW]

Ida bolted back into the house and got my Winchester 12 gauge pump action shotgun and blown that fu%$in specter outta the sky. Booh.yah!!!

[Jackalman99]

This is dull compared to the Coral Castle and Atlantic ep.

[Pallindrom27]

Ironic that the guy who provided the lie detector was named Criswell like in "Plan Nine from Outer Space".

[ratpackvips]

The Sci-Fi channel ran a new version a few years ago. It was not as good as this original program.

[scottieman2]

I liked it because it had other topics, but at least this one had one topic and more in depth to it.

[fudgewinkle7]

acording to all sceptics, ufos dont exist, what you are seeing is the planet venus. well in that case i would have reported seeing the planet venus not a ufo you stupid fucks!

[howelldrake]

Wow...it takes balls to wear ignorance like yours on your sleeve. Still, I'm really sorry for you. I suggest, to make yourself feel better, when people point out that you're quite the asshole, blame it on Venus.

[ffkling]

Why is the volume so much lower- can barely hear.

[gjs78]

How old is his oldest boy? [Monte]

He looks like he is 23 years old; How many years was he held back?

He probably was in the sixth grade [like Jethro Bodine on the Beverly Hillbillies] when this was made

[type2mike]

It is almost a kind of curse to have a visitation because of the stigma attached to talking publicly about it.

[MAinsworth0375]

IF they put ISO back on tv may I would have a reason to watch .

[trentcreek]

SciFi channel and History Channel both had or still do have shows called "UFO Hunters." The one on history channel is lead by the "UFO Magazine" publisher Bill Birnes

[ragemanchoo82]

I think A&E aired this during the 1990s. Or possibly Discovery Channel. I want to say it was something they aired during the day. I wish it'd get issued on DVD!

[ragemanchoo82]

Correction: Friend just told me it was syndicated on History Channel. I knew it was one of those.

[ffkling]

The reason why "rdbevon3" may find this "boring" is because we are so damned spoiled that anything we want, anytime we want is now the standard. This EXCELLENT program aired in days when society appreciated those things that we now take for granted. What a shame it will not last forever.

[Malocosa]

No shit, I'd also argue that people today (both old and very young) have developed ADD (attention deficit disorder) via all of the technology that has shaped us into lazy people.

[MrPogle]

I agree about the ADD. This is 'spot on'. To keep all this at bay I gave away my TV. But now I find I'm YouTubing so much and I find that even my attention span is getting eroded and it bothers me. I'm a big reader and a college-level instructor and I find things just getting too fast and jumpy out there--and I'm not a technophobe. So many time sucks: email bombardment, ads, sound bytes, the emptiness and ego-fueled Facebook. UGH. One has to fight to keep centered in this frenzy.

[day50912]

I have ADD and this is the coolest show ever made.

[kascnef82]

me too. This show is fun....hopefuly they'll remake it again soon...

[Alienmad462]

@day50912

i got it too

[AngryWhiteGurl]

Sorry Malocosa,

I was going to give your comment a thumbs up...but it was taking too long to read, so I just went on to something else!

Kidding, only kidding! (:

[steveasat2]

I think Rdbevon3 might just have been pointing out that polygraph segments in documentaries are like watching paint dry. Everything's spoken in a deliberate monotone and long pauses are necessary between questions. It doesn't compare well with the rest of the show.

[kerrie1234567890]

Is it just me or is it always the biggest backwater hicks, rednecks, and hillbillies that see U.F.O's?

[Rolandzebub]

. . . along with Jimmy Carter (who may or may not qualify as a hick to you), Ronald Reagan, and at least two current presidential candidates . . .

[kerrie1234567890]

Really? I'm not quite sure how to take that information. But I can say that it's amusing at the very least, I will add that to my list of useless pop culture knowledge.

[pornblog]

kerrie, just add it to the list of things you were absolutely wrong about.

[A31Chris]

ha! I was just thinking the same thing! kinda makes it more believable then some nerd whose watched every episode of star trek I guess.

lol

[fronio88]

rbdevon,this must of been before your time....

[staticfluxforever]

Yes. The nostalgia value alone makes it worth the watch.

[tall32guy]

It don't matter, I tried to check to see what his age was and his accounts closed. LOL

[rbdevon3]

boooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrri­iiinnnnnnnnnngggggggg!!!