Anybody watch Expedition Uknown?

[IDGETKTFO]

Latest episodes was about Petra. If you don't know what Petra is, its where the Holy grail was found in IJTLC. Its crazy that this site was found in 1812, but only recently they have been allowed to excavate the ground beneath the famous Carving of the Treasury. And they found a tomb. They don't know why the treasury was carved, but I think its an elaborate Tombstone that probably had inscriptions inside that were removed/destroyed.

Thoughts?

https://www.cnn.com/2024/10/12/science/petra-tomb-indiana-jones-discovery/index.html

 

[scorpiorising]

Is it a traditional reality show? I'm not retarded enough to follow that shit.

If it's legit exploring I watch tonight

 

[IDGETKTFO]

Is it a traditional reality show? I'm not retarded enough to follow that shit.

If it's legit exploring I watch tonight

Its a mixed bag. But there is a bunch of legit shit. Like the episodes on "the secret"

 

[Plissken]

Josh Gates has legit archaeological credibility, and I've enjoyed both Expedition Unknown and Destination Truth because they are just pure adventure shows with an entertaining host. There's less reality show bullshit and his crew is smaller and not outsiders hired by some production company. There's been some legit interesting discoveries on both shows. Some new structures buried by the jungle in Peru I believe. The Romanian forest episode of Destination Truth is probably one of the creepiest episodes of any show.
I'm glad Josh got to be part of something big like this, I know some people in the New England archaeology and hobbyist scene that have met him (he's from Mass.) and say he's a good dude.

 

[IDGETKTFO]

Josh Gates has legit archaeological credibility, and I've enjoyed both Expedition Unknown and Destination Truth because they are just pure adventure shows with an entertaining host. There's less reality show bullshit and his crew is smaller and not outsiders hired by some production company. There's been some legit interesting discoveries on both shows. Some new structures buried by the jungle in Peru I believe. The Romanian forest episode of Destination Truth is probably one of the creepiest episodes of any show.
I'm glad Josh got to be part of something big like this, I know some people in the New England archaeology and hobbyist scene that have met him (he's from Mass.) and say he's a good dude.

I don't think ive ever heard or seen destination truth. I pay for Discovery + so thats where i watch shows like Expedition Unknown and Josh Gates Tonight, and Legendary Locations. Destination Truth does not show up on Discovery +.

 

[Nameless Ghoul]

First thing I thought when seeing Exhibition Unknown (yes I know the lyrics are Destination Unknown)...was "Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Soho."

 

[Flower2dPeople]

First thing I thought when seeing Exhibition Unknown (yes I know the lyrics are Destination Unknown)...was "Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Soho."

Fuck. I was typing the lyrics when I saw this. Lol

 

[The_Renaissance]

Josh Gates has legit archaeological credibility, and I've enjoyed both Expedition Unknown and Destination Truth because they are just pure adventure shows with an entertaining host. There's less reality show bullshit and his crew is smaller and not outsiders hired by some production company. There's been some legit interesting discoveries on both shows. Some new structures buried by the jungle in Peru I believe. The Romanian forest episode of Destination Truth is probably one of the creepiest episodes of any show.
I'm glad Josh got to be part of something big like this, I know some people in the New England archaeology and hobbyist scene that have met him (he's from Mass.) and say he's a good dude.

Yeah I really enjoyed Destination Truth, it's a shame you can't find that on DVD as I would definitely buy the collection.

 

[spamking]

I'm still in the middle of all of the Jessica Chobot seasons . . . I need to finish a few more.

 

[Wilmer Digreux]

I don't think ive ever heard or seen destination truth. I pay for Discovery + so thats where i watch shows like Expedition Unknown and Josh Gates Tonight, and Legendary Locations. Destination Truth does not show up on Discovery +.

It was on the syfy channel iirc

 

[Excelsior]

I've seen a few episodes. They're fun shows, but i have a hard time taking a lot of them seriously.

 

[NoGoodNamesLeft]

I seem alot fof tb3m

 

[mb23100]

Josh Gates has legit archaeological credibility, and I've enjoyed both Expedition Unknown and Destination Truth because they are just pure adventure shows with an entertaining host. There's less reality show bullshit and his crew is smaller and not outsiders hired by some production company. There's been some legit interesting discoveries on both shows. Some new structures buried by the jungle in Peru I believe. The Romanian forest episode of Destination Truth is probably one of the creepiest episodes of any show.
I'm glad Josh got to be part of something big like this, I know some people in the New England archaeology and hobbyist scene that have met him (he's from Mass.) and say he's a good dude.

I watched an interview he did where they were going to do a show on the Oceangate sub but after a preliminary dive he said he just had a weird feeling and cancelled it.

 

[lsa]

I once dated a girl named Petra

 

[Plissken]

I don't think ive ever heard or seen destination truth. I pay for Discovery + so thats where i watch shows like Expedition Unknown and Josh Gates Tonight, and Legendary Locations. Destination Truth does not show up on Discovery +.

Here's a link to the episode I was talking about. It's on Dailymotion for free.