I haven’t seen this show – but based on similar History specials, and on logic and common sense, this episode should be called Gullible Viewers Captured. The reason to watch? It’s not to see Bigfoot, that’s for sure…

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Joe Smith

David,
You are so CYNICAL. I watched and it looked and sounded very real. I actually felt happy that someone let him escape. What about the blood work, saliva and fur. It looked real, at least the animal in the cage looked very real and those boulders were very large....YES??? That looked like a man in a suit to you???? I must be one of those Gullible Viewers. Find out about the blood work! GREAT WORK HISTORY CHANNEL!!!! Joe

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