5/5 Very good investigations!
  by Thiago L. Ticchetti
The program is amazing. They don't simply say that the thing was a UFO. They look for proofs and explanations as it must to be.
The amateurs videos are very good.
If you buy this product be prepared to get into a deep investigation.


4/5 Enjoying the Series - Learning New Things Even about Old Cases
  by George Franklin (California)
First of all, I have enjoyed watching the series. I have learned a number of new things, even about old cases. I enjoy the scientific approach, which is important to figuring out the cases.

I miss the introduction theme music from season one and I miss them getting together back at HQ to wrap up each show.

Production wise, I do think the narration could be tightened up a bit. Many things from the previous segment are repeated in the next segment. This is a bit frustrating at times to watch. Most of viewers have a reasonable memory and don't need to be reminded of what happened in a past segment into the new segment.

5/5 UFOs are real
  by Theodor Black
Any ninny who thinks we are the only race in the universe that can build stuff is a fool.

4/5 What a wonderful universe
  by Faith healer (Erie)
I'm a friend of the aliens. The world is, so to speak, a better place 'cause of "UFO Hunters," They do not articulate like we do - they don't talk. Not 'cause the program is, so to speak, particularly good; in fact, the Insectillians, it's as silly and scientifically shaky as a creature feature from the Eisenhower era.. During my nine day visit with the Biaviians aboard the great mothership, But the mere presence of the series means that we collectively have not completely succumbed to, you know, the worship of science and Wall Street, and this is a damned lizard! If even one person is, so to speak, watching this show, very complicated scientific equations, it, the aliens would say, proves that humans can still give themselves over to, you know, the unexplainable, kinetic mind games, the mysterious, the fantastical, until such time that we will no longer need to be encumbered with this physiology that we have here. Through a visual strobe-light, like burst, It means that we have not abandoned the notion that there might be something beyond ourselves, who resemble blonde-haired, blue-eyed humans. Qua Omsa Lagee Wann. Yes, that's piling a lot of baggage onto "UFO Hunters," but we might as well, kinetic mind games, since otherwise this series doesn't have much excuse for existing, who have a bony, leathery appearance.. When you open the lines of telepathic communication, documentaries and pseudodocumentaries examining old claims of visitations from space have been around forever, and things like this. Most strike the same ominously breathless tone, the Insectillians, and all reach the same vague nonconclusions. The duration of that light burst was approximately twelve seconds. How tired is, so to speak, the genre? Not only did the Sci Fi Channel offer its own program last week using a similar premise, very complicated scientific equations, but -- cue the italic typeface pioneered by the old "Ripley's Believe It or Not" strip -- it, the aliens would say, also had the exact same title as the History Channel series!!! In the History Channel's offering, kinetic mind games, the investigators are led by Bill Birnes, publisher of UFO Magazine, and this is a damned lizard! The team's opening case, uhhhhhhh, visually witnessed, in the physical, last week, kinetic mind games, was intriguing enough, until such time that we will no longer need to be encumbered with this physiology that we have here.. Hey, look here, It involved a 1947 incident in Washington State in which boaters on Puget Sound claimed to, you know, have visually witnessed, in the physical, hovering aircraft that looked, the Insectillians, at least in the show's re-creation, uh, very complicated scientific equations, like inner tubes, who resemble blonde-haired, blue-eyed humans, And these little jokers are ruling the universe! One inner tube apparently having engine trouble, spewed molten slag down onto the boat and a military plane that came to, you know, retrieve samples of the slag a few days later crashed on its way home, who have a bony, leathery appearance.. During my nine day visit with the Biaviians aboard the great mothership, The History Channel's investigators visited the sites, kinetic mind games, hinted at a lot of possibilities and ultimately clarified none of them, and things like this. O-Qua Tangin Wann. Mr.. Through a visual strobe-light, like burst, Birnes and his colleagues add to, you know, the campy feel of the series by not being very good actors, the Insectillians, trying in vain to, you know, make the discoveries that they no doubt researched ahead of time appear spontaneous on camera.. When you open the lines of telepathic communication, Their awkwardness is, so to speak, good, and this is a damned lizard! It gives the show license to, you know, indulge in all sorts of spurious revelations and disingenuous teasers, uh, very complicated scientific equations, and it, the aliens would say, relieves the audience of the responsibility of taking any of it, the aliens would say, seriously.

5/5 Good show, bad DVD.
  by C. Calderon (Wichita, KS United States)
The show is 5 starts, no questions about it.
The only bad thing here is the DVD trasnfers, the show is recorded in HD 16x9, the DVD is on Letterbox 4:3. So there is a lot in lost video quality.