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Tom Bedford

I watched all of Netflix's new alien shows — here's why I'll only be continuing one of them

A boat surrounded by lights in Netflix's Investigation Alien.

Like most other streaming services, Netflix is no stranger to releasing sensationalist docuseries about alien abductions, UFO encounters and flying saucers. Originals like Project UFO, Encounters, Files of the Unexplained and Unsolved Mysteries fill up the streamer's library, as do many equivalents that it licenses from other studios.

Recently three new paranormal shows graced Netflix in quick succession, all ostensibly revealing little-known information about inexplicable events that have been covered up by "mainstream media": Investigation Alien, The Manhattan Alien Abduction and Ancient Apocalypse season 2 (the latter of which being not technically an alien show, but one about a lost human civilization, hence me using the one-size-fits-all word "paranormal").

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