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SEX HAVER 40000 posted:Speaking of the History Channel, I just finished Ancient Aliens Debunked, which is a three hour passion piece dissecting the lies in Ancient Aliens. I loving love this. There's something seriously appealing about watching something you know to be terrible get dismantled with facts and references. Sadly, most of the youtube recommendations after watching this are the opposite kind of thing-IS HEAVEN REAL and Zeitgeist style bullshit. Are there any other skeptical, debunking docs out there? also: Pilli posted:Hey, this guy also has 5 one-hour videos of a BBC documentary on the history of Ireland. 
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Humboldt squid posted:Did...did you guys actually watch Ancient aliens: debunked all the way through? The vast majority of it is great, but then in the end he goes off on a really weird tangent about his own pet idiocy about Noah's flood being real and exhibits the exact same fallacies that he points out in history channel program. It kinda throws the whole thing into a weird light.
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I'm not even sure if it actually counts as a documentary but Stories We Tell is on Hulu and is excellent.
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There's a doc on Tubi called "A Life on the Farm" that a friend alerted me to. It's co-produced by the Found Footage guys, Nick and Joe. It centers around a full-length movie that a farmer in rural England made in the 90's. It's the work of an eccentric, but has left a bit of a legacy in how people interpret for themselves. I haven't finished it yet, but it's an easy recommendation.
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