Project Blue Book Season One
SCORE: 65
While we are on our second free month of Peacock+ I decided to check
out Project Blue Book Season One. I had heard of the real thing in our
world, but did not know much about it. I did some research and have been
unable to determine how accurate this television show is. Project Blue
Book Season One is based on real events but that usually means Hollyhate
makes changes. There are ten episodes in this season. The episodes are
around the forty-five minute range in terms of length.
Project Blue Book Season One follows Dr. J. Allen Hynek and Air Force
veteran Captain Michael Quinn. The investigate UFO sightings, abductions
and more. The doctor and the Air Force captain are tasked by two
generals to stop any kind of wide spread panic. So they come up with
scientific explanations as to what actually happened. This family did
not see a ten foot alien, it was an owl on top of a tree. Never mind no
owl is going to perch on a tree that was just burned and broken in half
by a meteorite.
Project Blue Book Season One shows the Air Force has alien craft in
their possession and are working on using them. Pilots that got too
close to the aliens wind up being used as antenna to contact the aliens.
Project Blue Book Season One teaches us to distrust the military. I
suppose Project Blue Book Season One could also teach us to mistrust the
government. Project Blue Book Season One definitely teaches us to
mistrust those in positions of power.
The issues families can have with Project Blue Book Season One are bad
language, violence, blood, murder, conspiracy, sexual deviancy, lack of
attire, enticement to lust and more. Certain content feels like it was
thrown in there because Hollyhate must constantly attack morals and
ethics. Project Blue Book Season One has a X-Files feel to it. There are
mysterious characters with their own agenda. There are Russian spies
trying to get information from the wife as well.
Project Blue Book Season One makes it very difficult to discern fact
from fiction. I was not alive or at any of those events to know what
really happened. The doctor and his partner the Air Force captain are
doing what the generals want while trying to find real and true evidence
that proves aliens exist. In a way this duo is acting like rogue agents
or spies themselves. There is one more season of this show and I will
try and check it out.
- Paul
Video: 60%
Audio: 65%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Functionality: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Peacock+
Publisher: History Channel
Developer: Compari Entertainment, A&E Studios
Rating: ‘TV-14 to TV-MA’ – FOURTEEN to EIGHTEEN and Older ONLY
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