Ridicuolusly half-assed cheap tabloid reality show
Let me begin by saying that there is no doubt in my mind that it is quite possible that Hitler did escape the Soviets. I think that the evidence available (I mean before this ludicrous circus freak show appeared) more than supports that theory. Now, on to the "show". What a cheap, half-assed, pathetic, bucket of filth! Where do we begin? The "experts"? Where did they get their credentials? Did they cut them out of the back of a cereal box? The basic premise of the show is "Everyone is lying to us by not telling us that Hitler was hidden here!". Ridiculous and absurd hypothesis such as: "You could probably have 100 people goose stepping across this line!" define the show quite well. Oh! Wow! A crumbling house found in the jungle in Misiones has similar tiles to the ones that were used to build the house of a German man in a town nearby! That must mean that Hitler was hidden here! Why else would the tiles be similar? Not because of the most logical reason (in a tiny town in the middle of the jungle, how many tile models could possibly be readily available? 1? 2?), no, no, it must be because Hitler was here! What about the "translator" that they use in season 2 (Episode 2)? Apparently he speaks neither English nor Spanish! Quote: "He tells us that there actually one person who might could help us out". Then the Argentinean man being interviewed tells them that person's name (Anibal Silvero) and translator says: "He is called the Alibel Silvero". The quality of the translator really matches the quality of the show. Then to cap it off, one of the guys (the elderly gentleman with the short white hair) says: "It's obvious, the city holds a seriously dark secret. There are many many German families here that are hiding something." A true reflection of what this show...complete and utter garbage. The History Channel has lost all credibility thanks to this garbage and shows like "Ancient Aliens". Cheap tabloid TV at its best.score 1/10
marcellocarlino 21 June 2017
Reprint: https://www.imdb.com/review/rw3735502/15078
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