Dollar, dollar bill y’all! (Relax, you can pick this type of dinky car up for around $20k, he’s no high-roller. Plus there are some obvious bits of body-work required, and I’m not on about Pope, who is looking like death in a plaid shirt. He has to funnel all his money to make-up artists to make him look good for Ancient Aliens, I am reliably informed)
However, wonder why it is the same pigs with their snouts in ufology’s trough? Wonder why it is the same BS artists riding the UFOlogy gravy train for all it is worth? Then read on…
I was chatting to well-respected TV producer last week as they came out of a pitch meeting in Burbank. This producer had worked on some of the largest and more respectable UFO series on network TV (no, not Ancient Aliens). The Producer was lamenting about the difficulty of getting serious UFO projects on air. The networks, desperate for eyes on screens, want series to include “celebrities”. No celebrity, no green light for the project.
So if you want your series made, you will ring up the usual suspects (Pope et al) and get the green light. Get the green light + fire up the gravy train = dollar dollar bill y’all.
You want really serious UFO projects on TV? Forget it.
Nick Pope Watch 