Very well executed

Too many fans seem to be blown away

Far from Perfect, Far from Terrible

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

This is a very disappointing series. Given the presence of James Fox (Out of the Blue), I was hoping for better. There is much silly dashing about through the night with low-tech, low-light cameras in sadly under-analyzed locations in spite of a team that apparently has some very nice technology available and, in general, really should know better.That having been said, the very first episode, "Texas Is For Sightings", regarding the fairly recent Stephenville, Texas, UFO flap, would be the reason I kept watching. The team was successful in calling a community meeting and eliciting eyewitness testimony from many residents of Stephenville and the surroundings AS A GROUP, with special focus on some quality "trained observers". This is some of the most compelling television I have ever seen on any subject involving a local mystery of any sort, let alone UFOs.In this episode is also the most compelling UFO lights-in-the-sky video (albeit short in time) I have ever seen taken by people who where out videoing the sky with the specific purpose of finding UFOs.http://www.nufosmatic.com/

Terrible, terrible, TERRIBLE show! The hosts are portrayed as idiots, if not childish, and they garner absolutely NO respect OR credibility throughout their "investigation". They fail to ask pertinent questions when talking with witnesses, and their is no consistency to be found in their investigative process. The overwhelming majority of "evidence" collection and assessment does very little, if anything, to prove OR disprove any given sighting.This show is less like "In search of..." and more like "Honey boo boo", which is NOT what I want to watch. Chances are, YOU won't want to watch it either.Nat Geo should feel bad for putting this dreck on the air, as it is little more than tabloid television.

This show is not that bad as other people made it, sure its boring cause non of this shows would ever find concrete evidence of what they are looking for, mainly because their main goal is to entertain people for as long as they can and because lack of proper knowledge, stupid yes especially when they cut the momentum where you think something great is gonna happen but no, its just ''stupid rope stuck on my shoe'' and yes protagonists are no where near likable, like every other show of this type, but essence of the show is there and for all UFO enthusiasts and supernatural gurus this is fun and interesting.Lets see 5 out of 10, that should be enough :)

Every episode shows the team of paranoid chasers bungling in the dark, shrieking with fear when they hear an animal or slip in the mud, carrying expensive equipment and filming close-ups of their green faces with the night vision camera, and they never gather any credible evidence. All the fright seems to come from their close calls climbing fences and hills and almost falling down. They curse (beeped out) and say things like, "There's definitely more than meets the eye here!" But no credible evidence. It would be more interesting if they were arrested for trespassing occasionally or if they were chased by a bear. There is a lot of whispering into the microphone and running in the dark with the camera bopping up and down on their face, then they rendezvous to share their horror stories and to share their suspicions. But unfortunately, no credible evidence. The best part is the interviews with the witnesses--they are the only believable and interesting part of the show.