History's Greatest Mysteries

Growing up in SW Washington @ the time DB Cooper jumped, I had great interest in the first episode. 2 hrs later... They MAY have DNA... No REAL "new" discoveries.

Okay, interested in the Titanic... Same thing watch the Leo / Kate version, it gives most of the same info... other then some enlightenment on POSSIBLE rescue information that MAY have made a difference in the number of survivors.

Shipwreck in Antarctica... Well...That was another 2 hrs of watching a multi-million dollar bust...

If next week's on Booth doesn't bring to light any REAL new information... I'm done.

Of course we all love Laurence Fishburne, his epic voice and calm informative demeanor lend alot to this show, he's a great host! He just needs to keep his face shaved lol. White scruffy whiskers do nothing for no body lol. The show covers all kinds of very interesting topics in a thorough and interesting way because they explain all kinds of scientific theories and opinions and how things could be based in reality and then sometimes beer into the more eccentric narratives with aliens or mysterious supernatural phenomena which I also appreciate. I just wish they would stop hiring some of these gay men to do interviews..i do not want to listen to that or look at their crazy ugly outfits. Stick to the real experts and jouralists.

The show is very well produced , keeps you wanting more, and Lauren has the required voice and charisma Congrats for a great work

For every case that's interesting there are 2 that aren't. Some of these cases I have never heard of. I cannot stand the "Historian" Sami Jarroush, he looks and acts likes he is auditioning for the WWE and is constantly overacting. We he talks I hit mute.

Much better than all the other expedition/unearthed/unexpected/mystery/oakisland/history nonsense. Give it a try...