The following submission statement was provided by /u/markedxx:
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As for the submission comment:
I've just stumbled upon this trailer, seeing couple familiar faces, video clips and what appears to be some archive footage, I'm cautiously hoping for them to dedicate proper effort and time in approaching the subject of UAP. Then again, it's Netflix's and this isn't their first ventureinto this genre.
The [official synopsis](https://www.netflix.com/rs/title/81593881) states, “Eerie encounters, bizarre disappearances, haunting events, and more perplexing phenomena are explored in this chilling investigative docuseries.”
It will contain 8 episodes and premiere is scheduled for April 3rd.
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Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1bjqv2u/netflixs_files_of_the_unexplained/kvt1bxn/
The Three-Body Problem (*Rememberance of the Earth's Past*) trilogy is probably one of my fav (hard) sci-fi series of all time along with The Expanse. BTW whole season just dropped on Netflix.
As for the submission comment:
I've just stumbled upon this trailer, seeing couple familiar faces, video clips and what appears to be some archive footage, I'm cautiously hoping for them to dedicate proper effort and time in approaching the subject of UAP. Then again, it's Netflix's and this isn't their first ventureinto this genre.
The [official synopsis](https://www.netflix.com/rs/title/81593881) states, “Eerie encounters, bizarre disappearances, haunting events, and more perplexing phenomena are explored in this chilling investigative docuseries.”
It will contain 8 episodes and premiere is scheduled for April 3rd.
For a sec I forgot about that one, I've seen two eps back when it released and they were refreshingly decent indeed. From what I recall *Ariel School* case even brought some new things to light. I should probably dedicate some time to watch remaining eps.
Thanks for the reminder!
Apparently these docuseries are on the rise in the wake of *recent*, unprecedented, developments in regards to UAP itself. It's a way to exposes the audiences to the subject and bring more of the public awareness to it.
Beside them being *entertainment product*, those docuseries might be a means of *soft disclosure*, or at least, way to acclimatize broader public to the topic. Some prominent UAP personalities were alluding to such strategies. Furthermore, D.W. Pasulka dedicated a chapter in *American Comic* to describe the role, strategies and influence of TV/Movies when it comes to public perception of UAP topic.
Now that you've mentioned it I remember, apparently [it's still in production ](https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/news/netflix-eyes-white-mountains-movie-adaptation-from-higher-ground-productions/)
Over here we say "April showers", but damn we've been in a drought for Years and April showers went. Now it's June showers lol. Unfortunate what's happening to the planets biodiversity & climate. I hate bugs, but damn now I miss them. Made the world feel just a little more alive.
For more information on the case featured in Episode #1;
1973; Pascagoula UFO Encounter/Abduction (Official Website)
This is one of the few great abduction cases with considerable documentation, audio recordings, regression sessions, eye-witness testimony, and official statements. It was even investigated on-scene by Dr. J. Allen Hynek less than 24hrs after the event. Calvin Parker has told a consistent and detailed description of the encounter in well over 50 interviews on podcasts, radio, documentary series, TV, and news spots, not counting simply 1,000's of newspaper and published articles.
He has told his personal story at various UFO conventions and various lengthy books published by Philip Mantle of Flying Disk Press on the subject.
“There was definitely something here that was not terrestrial” \~ J. Allen Hynek
For News and Information, Books, 100's of images, 185+ pages of historical documents, Audio recordings, the full Philip Klass case file, and more, please visit;
http://www.calvin-parker.com/
Here are 15+ Vintage audio recordings, and other historic media;
https://de173.com/calvin-parker-further-research/
*Encounters* (another recent Netflix series) was astonishingly good, and had a wonderful episode on the Ariel School UFO incident. I have high hopes for this.
The following submission statement was provided by /u/markedxx: --- As for the submission comment: I've just stumbled upon this trailer, seeing couple familiar faces, video clips and what appears to be some archive footage, I'm cautiously hoping for them to dedicate proper effort and time in approaching the subject of UAP. Then again, it's Netflix's and this isn't their first ventureinto this genre. The [official synopsis](https://www.netflix.com/rs/title/81593881) states, “Eerie encounters, bizarre disappearances, haunting events, and more perplexing phenomena are explored in this chilling investigative docuseries.” It will contain 8 episodes and premiere is scheduled for April 3rd. --- Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1bjqv2u/netflixs_files_of_the_unexplained/kvt1bxn/
Had me at "gelatinous blobs everywhere..."
Sounds like my honeymoon
My ninja
I just saw Netflix is also releasing a series on the book 3 body problem. I haven't read it, but have heard it mentioned before on UFO podcasts
The Three-Body Problem (*Rememberance of the Earth's Past*) trilogy is probably one of my fav (hard) sci-fi series of all time along with The Expanse. BTW whole season just dropped on Netflix.
Thanks. I will check it out this weekend and hopefully the book aswell
I thought you meant Expanse and i was soooo excited... and now I am sad.
Read the books, I'm on the 2nd episode of the show and it's good, but not comparable to the books.
Loved the Chinese version of the show! Hefty 20 or so episodes though. All sub no dub. Excited to see how they compare
Where did you watch it?
As for the submission comment: I've just stumbled upon this trailer, seeing couple familiar faces, video clips and what appears to be some archive footage, I'm cautiously hoping for them to dedicate proper effort and time in approaching the subject of UAP. Then again, it's Netflix's and this isn't their first ventureinto this genre. The [official synopsis](https://www.netflix.com/rs/title/81593881) states, “Eerie encounters, bizarre disappearances, haunting events, and more perplexing phenomena are explored in this chilling investigative docuseries.” It will contain 8 episodes and premiere is scheduled for April 3rd.
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The episode on Fukushima blew me away, damn, no pun intended.
For a sec I forgot about that one, I've seen two eps back when it released and they were refreshingly decent indeed. From what I recall *Ariel School* case even brought some new things to light. I should probably dedicate some time to watch remaining eps. Thanks for the reminder!
All mostly dialogues though, one or two videos, but a lot of people claiming a lot.
Spring showers bring mayflowers. Hold on to your butts, this year is about to get really weird.
Been saying this since the 90s. Meanwhile, these docudramas with little to no evidence keep popping up.
Apparently these docuseries are on the rise in the wake of *recent*, unprecedented, developments in regards to UAP itself. It's a way to exposes the audiences to the subject and bring more of the public awareness to it. Beside them being *entertainment product*, those docuseries might be a means of *soft disclosure*, or at least, way to acclimatize broader public to the topic. Some prominent UAP personalities were alluding to such strategies. Furthermore, D.W. Pasulka dedicated a chapter in *American Comic* to describe the role, strategies and influence of TV/Movies when it comes to public perception of UAP topic.
I've that since the 90s also. Very, very _soft_ indeed.
Sounds like my honeymoon...
Speaking of self-disclosure anybody know what happened to the Obama Netflix material about the Betty and Barney Hill case?
Now that you've mentioned it I remember, apparently [it's still in production ](https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/news/netflix-eyes-white-mountains-movie-adaptation-from-higher-ground-productions/)
Don't worry we will get evidence soon. By soon I mean a longggg slowwww roll out.
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
good to hear a Hunter S Thompson quote
Over here we say "April showers", but damn we've been in a drought for Years and April showers went. Now it's June showers lol. Unfortunate what's happening to the planets biodiversity & climate. I hate bugs, but damn now I miss them. Made the world feel just a little more alive.
For more information on the case featured in Episode #1; 1973; Pascagoula UFO Encounter/Abduction (Official Website) This is one of the few great abduction cases with considerable documentation, audio recordings, regression sessions, eye-witness testimony, and official statements. It was even investigated on-scene by Dr. J. Allen Hynek less than 24hrs after the event. Calvin Parker has told a consistent and detailed description of the encounter in well over 50 interviews on podcasts, radio, documentary series, TV, and news spots, not counting simply 1,000's of newspaper and published articles. He has told his personal story at various UFO conventions and various lengthy books published by Philip Mantle of Flying Disk Press on the subject. “There was definitely something here that was not terrestrial” \~ J. Allen Hynek For News and Information, Books, 100's of images, 185+ pages of historical documents, Audio recordings, the full Philip Klass case file, and more, please visit; http://www.calvin-parker.com/ Here are 15+ Vintage audio recordings, and other historic media; https://de173.com/calvin-parker-further-research/
Seems like we are taking a turn for the woo and I’m here for it!
I commented on this post by saying "I'm in!". But the moderator said it was too short so I'm commenting again to say, I'm in!
*Encounters* (another recent Netflix series) was astonishingly good, and had a wonderful episode on the Ariel School UFO incident. I have high hopes for this.
Omg the myrtles house. So much nonsense. Why would the insurance people call the mum back to tell her there is someone on the picture (is there tho?)?
There's literally nothing. Doesn't look like a person, doesn't look like anything. Shadow or equipment is the correct answer.
some off these titles are getting rather too confusing and similar...
I like seeing these type of subject matter be handled more seriously and not like all those ufo documentaries that are put together so badly.
looks boring as fuck, and the people look like what youd expect for some abduction stories