In 2005 We were hit with 3 very different television series that proposed 3 unique and controversial scenarios.

Surface brought forth the concept of a new genetically engineered form of Sea life that could be impossible to kill and a threat to life as we know it.

Threshold brought the concept of a close encounter that brings a signal that seems multi dimensional that affects people on a cellular level changing their DNA simply by hearing this signal. It proposes the possiblities of both invasion or possibly assisted evolutionary development.

Invasion was just as it says a scenario of which a strange phenomena occurs during a hurricane in which rain is not all that falls from the sky during the storm. beings are seeded in the water and anyone that comes in contact with them is replaced by one of these beings that can form to look and act like the person they replaced.


All three were different concepts with the same dilemna, an outside threat to the continuation of the human race. Is is a coincidence that these all came out the same year on different networks or was this some sort of test to guage our reaction to these scenario's?



note it was the cloverfield thread that made me think of this concept but rather than hi-jack that thread with this discussion I created a new one as I feel this topic deserves its own thread.

[edit on 20-7-2008 by NephraTari]

well.....you will have to paint a better picture of this because i have no clue what youre talking about.

start with some links to what youre discussing.

Someone gets an idea for a tv show, he heads to the networks to sell it. One network buys it and the others make their own versions, just different enough so that it's not legal plagiarism. That's why they come out at the same time. Just like Armageddon and Deep Impact; same idea, competing production companies. Different movies, but the exact same idea. Sorry, no conspiracy here, just corporate money-grabbing.

If someone knows of a sea life that can threaten life on earth, they wouldn't go around make a film about to give hints to humanity. They'd go find a way to eliminate it.

It wouldn't surprise me if someone starts a thread about the Howard the Duck disclosure. Get a life, people!

Mass media is controlled by an elite.
Aliens are in contact with that elite, and precisely that elite has all the key info on UFO and Aliens that we all die to see.

Any of you guys remember the V series in the 80s, I remember it and was the first image that came to mind when I first heard of the reptiles (by the way am I the only one that noticed that the reptiles are more present and discussed in american-british ufology, not really a subject in french of spanish ufology, maybe I ougth to start a thread on this).

My point is that the elite has all the tools to shape the public`s opinion, we are just puppets, if alien themed series are popular now, it is because of a specific reason, no coincidence.

I remember when those shows came out in 2005. It was the first time in 10 years that I actually watched any kind of network TV. I was pissed when those shows were cancelled.

I don't think there was any kind of agenda with the networks or producers of those shows. Or if there was then their little experiment failed because most people would rather keep dumbing themselves down with mindless sitcoms than watch something awesome like Surface or Invasion.

Originally posted by Camilo1
Mass media is controlled by an elite.
Aliens are in contact with that elite, and precisely that elite has all the key info on UFO and Aliens that we all die to see.

I agree I think alot of people are still unaware that much of what we are being fed through all forms of media is what a handful of people want us to know and see.. and there are reasons for all of it.

Any of you guys remember the V series in the 80s, I remember it and was the first image that came to mind when I first heard of the reptiles (by the way am I the only one that noticed that the reptiles are more present and discussed in american-british ufology, not really a subject in french of spanish ufology, maybe I ougth to start a thread on this).

Yes I do and that is actually the first thing that sprang to my head when I heard about the idea of reptillian aliens. I remembered that series and wondered if it had been a type of small disclosure. Of course with every bit of truth their is usually a good smattering of disinfo mixed in to confuse us and make us reject the reality. Using truth to make us not believe it is the oldest trick in the book.
The reptillians being more present in british Ufology over others is likely because the hybrids are most likely in the royal family bloodlines as was suggested, if that is the case the highest concentration of reptillians would be in England.

My point is that the elite has all the tools to shape the public`s opinion, we are just puppets, if alien themed series are popular now, it is because of a specific reason, no coincidence.

Agreed.. which begs the question.. what are they after? what is their reasoning for this?

The more I think about it, I really don't think any of those shows were made as any kind of experiment on the TV watching population. But I really do have to wonder if they were cancelled because they were stimulating too much thought among the people who did watch them.

Surface, in particular, ended at a point that could have branched off into many areas of alternative thought ... the kind of alternative thought that breeds suspicion over what the powers that be are really up to.

Another program that made me think a lot was Jericho which aired on CBS. Sadly, that one was also cancelled. And with that, my TV watching time was also cancelled. No point in watching TV if there is nothing there to hold my intrest for more than two seconds.

Seems to me that the powers that be want people to keep dumbing themselves down with mindless comedies and pointless crime dramas which keep people thinking inside the box. Any programs that encourage people to think and ponder on a deeper or darker level would be detrimental to their agenda.

3 rather poor sci fi series that failed to catch on ..... Compared with them, surely Buffy must have been preparing us for disclosure about vampires .... And as for the Munsters ....


Why do people keep coming up with the daft idea that all popular entertainment is part of some conspiracy? Where does that leave the Simpsons? Or Enid Blyton's Tales of Noddy & Big Ears?

[edit on 21-7-2008 by Essan]