Reviews

I would say yes... it was a great ending to a great series. I dare say the final five minutes was some of the most emotional minutes of the series. There was also excellent acting from Rick and Michone. I felt the same chemistry as I felt in Season 5.

It has not only been their journey, but mine as well because I have been a loyal watcher since season 1.

Things that saddened me in the last episode would be seeing Father Gabriel sitting alone waiting for Jadis to show up. I've sat on that bench myself and he needed a hug from a friend. What was very poignant for me was the fact I knew Jadis would never return. He would probably return to that same spot for years, or indefinitely, waiting for her return. I hope in the Walking Dead Universe that Father Gabriel can find happiness to end his years.

My sorrow was then elevated to joy seeing Rick and Michone save the world one last time. The scene of them landing in a field and running to their children was the capstone of this series. They can go home now. They did a good job. I dare say some sentimentalists would cry.

I move on now and wish the entire crew of the Walking Dead the best, and may they always have a gentle breeze and light to guide them.

I watched the entire series. It was as convoluted as anything I have ever seen. Half the time I was yelling at the TV to just take her somewhere to verify her age. They accused Natalia of every degenerate act of mankind, but they had ZERO proof to bad up their claims. There was two pieces of indisputable facts that confirmed her age in season II. Michael (the dad) was manipulated by Chris (the wife). Somehow, someway, Natalia made it through the entire mess. I have hopes that Natalia lives a long and happy life with her new family (the Mans), but the father and mother said something disturbing at the end of season II that causes me some concern. It is a show worthy of watching, and one can come to their own conclusions. However, due to what the father said at the end of the show, I cannot say with 100% surety that Natalia will stay with the Mans.

Well, it is abundantly clear that the team is going to have to "dig". Drilling into the mesa is not going to work because the drill bit can't penetrate whatever the heck is down there (and they used a powerful drill bit.) I wonder if even diamond could penetrate its surface. Maybe, as they conjectured, there is a force field holding it back. One would think that the drill bit would wear down from all that drilling (not the least bit!) This makes them think it's not rubbing against anything that could wear off the bit.

I think Travis and Dragon are in agreement about digging now. Dragon is saying "what in the hell is that stuff?" Frankly, as a fan of the show, I'm stumped. Those who claim they know... they don't know! Look... they are going to have to break out the shovels and do some serios digging.

All the other things happening with the deer carcass and burnt wood are red herrings. I think the purple lights from last week could have a mundane explanation, but I don't have an explanation. There is NOTHING about this show that is easily explained. Sure... get the most brilliant scientists out there and they will NOT able to solve the issue without digging (and even that might not explain the mystery of Skinwalker Ranch.) This place is a REAL mystery!

This episode was better than last week's episode. If anybody thinks they can solve it, then put the answer in IMDB for everyone to read.

The real emphasis from this point on is the anomaly inside the mesa. While the drillers drilled, the rest of the team did some experiments similar to experiments already done. Other than the UAP that is usually seen with rockets being fired, there was only some purplish lights seen just over the tree line where they were working. Tom Winterton investigated but did not see the light even after firing more rockets and standing exactly where he saw the lights, but Travis did see a UAP above Tom. The light remains a mystery.

For me the most interesting find was that of Dragon and Kaleb. They did a probe of some cervices in the rocks and found an odd pick colored rock under the ground. Dragon's yeoman's work was the most interesting point of this episode for me. Dragon has turned into a good researcher.

From my perspective as a fan, I would like to know how far away the UAPs are and their volume. The only way I know to do that is to fire a rocket, have two people stationed on the ground a certain distance apart, and both measure the angles to the UAP. Using the law of Sines, they should be able to calculate the distance and approximate the volume of the UAP. We need to know the size of these things.

For those who are casual watchers, you can skip this one. Next week promises to be better because they are going to do some actual drilling.

Kendra and Tom visited the McConkey Ranch to see some of the petroglyphs mentioned by a Ute man in the last episode. He said the team should go out to the ranch and look for themselves. John Dover, their guide, was a Navajo man with extensive experience in archeology and petroglyphs (27 years). John showed them a spiral petroglyph that looked just like the Spiral of Archimedes. John called the spiral a portal or opening into another dimension. Indeed, these things could represent wormholes. This petroglyph was obviously made over a thousand years ago and are seen all over the world.

After that, John Dover visited Skinwalker ranch and saw a similar formation of rocks in a circle (like Stonehenge) and a mound in the center, and again, the same Spiral of Archimedes could be seen in the layout. He said this could have been a holy site that the people used to ward off evil.

Later in the same episode, Eric joined a pilot from Roosevelt to fly over the triangle area and take GPS and other readings. As Eric and Kendra flew over the triangle area, they got metallic feedback in their receivers and the team in the control room was unable to follow them. Later that night, when Eric looked at the GPS readings and what Kendra's plane recorded, it showed them as flying 62.5 miles underground (the opposite direction of where space begins at 62.5 miles up).

Here are my thoughts: the 1.6 Ghz that Travis talks about all the time are waves radiating from the invisible portal they are nearing (poking a hornet's nest). If I throw a rock in the pond, I see water waves. OK... in a like manner, they measured waves emitted from the portal area they perturbed (invisible waves). When rockets were fired in the same area, they got the same 1.6 Ghz reading and saw UFOs. The 1.6 Ghz is found throughout nature and is common. If Travis were to plot the waves using polar notation, they would look like the Spiral of Archimedes that John Dover showed Kandis and Tom on at the McConkey Ranch, or more accurately like a logarithmic spiral as seen on the internet.

The reason Kendra's plane read such weird data was because she flew right across the waves. The anomalies of the malfunctioning audio in the command center also could have been a reaction caused by Kendra's plane crossing the portal area.

I say there is an anomaly 5000 Feet above the ranch, and it is a portal.

After discovering a cave might be located under the mesa by using smoke bombs, the team hires a man who does horizontal drilling to see if they can locate the suspected "cave" using his drill. He did find a very hard dome-shaped area that had a metallic wall supporting it. Eric did a test to see what some of the elements were in the chips found in the slurry the drill knocked loose and they were metallic in nature. There was also aluminum. OK... they sent these chips to Utah State University, and the result was incredible. On one side was tellurium and on the other was europium. These are very rare elements used in various products used by NASA. What were they doing under the mesa? Dr. Ravi Chandran of Utah State University talked with Eric and Travis about his findings and felt the chips were manufactured, or fused, and did not occur naturally. This was just another chapter of the ongoing mysteries found on Skinwalker Ranch. Well worth your time!