The problem with any opf these paranormal/cryptid/extraterrestrial investigative show is they really all do take the angle that they can prove the existence of whatever they are investigating. The only one that didn't do that was MonsterQuest, and while that show did disprove nearly every claim scientifically, even they presented in a dramatic fashion that ultimately made every episode end anticlimactically.
Also, towards the end, they were clearly running out of monsters to investigate. At one point, they were just looking for really large crocodiles. (True!) Had the show been renewed for another season, they probably would have had to delve even further into the mundane. Like investigating claims for killer bees, or dogs with rabies...
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Most of my network TV shows recently announced the days that they will start production and it's so exciting. I got hooked on 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lone Star during quarantine. They won't come back until January, but they're on the way
Championships since purchase by John Henry group: Red Sox 4 Yankees 1
The Red Sox are 8-1 in their last 9 postseason games against the Yankees.
Even then they lie. Like the episode they did on Puma Punku, where they lied about the age of the structure (by several centuries) and lied about the precision of the carved angles in an effort to make it sound like none of these could have been built by humans, when humans were perfectly capable of making these structures...
"Sharp Objects" is a good one season show.
Of course, it's not as good as the book, but it was well done. If you like Led Zep, there's a lot of them in the background music, especially In the Evening.
When you say it's gonna happen now
When exactly do you mean?