If you haven’t caught up on HISTORY’s popular UFO series, Project Blue Book, then you’ve been missing out on what’s been one of the more essential shows to track down this winter/spring season. It has all the elements of a winning show from its strong writing or its perfect ensemble cast to the countless artists
Last week, History’s Project Blue Book debuted to 3.1 million viewers as they were introduced to civilian astrophysicist Dr. J. Allen Hynek (Aidan Gillen) and his partner at his new job, US Air Force Captain Michael Quinn (Michael Malarkey). They have been tasked at restoring order during the rash of mysterious sightings during the 1950s-1960s.
Between mystery men in trenchcoats and fedoras, strange lights moving in the skies, and cigarette-smoke snaking across the screen, you’d think The X-Files were being revived, but HISTORY’s Project Blue Book is sleeker, sexier and crafted better for modern day television. At the center is the story of a family man, looking for recognition, looking