Anybody who watches "cities of the underground..."

Did anybody else see the episode with pompeii and the aquaducts, and probably some other stuff? I can't find it anywhere on the internet, and I don't know if it was the newest one or not, but it was just on here. Anyways, they talked up the last segment like it was going to be awesome, but then just as the clip starts and the guy's explaining it/the people who made it, the sound cuts out for a few seconds, and comes back just as the subject is changing. Then they go on to see on of those big tombs/caves with skeletons and graves everywhere, just like in the movies, but lit up.

I'm not trying to insinuate anything, I'm just asking if anyone else noticed this, or if it was just some kind of error, or what?



[edit on 19-6-2007 by alaskan]

Saw the replay of this last night, It was pretty good. They talked about several layers of construction going back to the Greeks and then forward to the Romans. Seems there were several periods during which the volcano slammed the place.

What is this show? I have never heard of it nor can I get much info online. Thanks.

It is actually a really cool show. It is on the discovery channel or the travel channel or the history channel. It is one of those, but they basically go into different cities (Berlin, Philadelphia, Rome, just name it) and they take you through the all the underground tunnels and give you a background on how they came to be.

I missed the Pompeii show but I really enjoyed the Berlin and Rome shows. I wish they would do one in the Middle East though.