I just finished all three seasons. I highlight recommend it.

The only annoying aspect is that most of the conversations feel scripted and re-enacted. Don't let that deter you from watching. What matters is the facts and evidence they uncover. It all proves that history is not what we were taught, just like Q said. I believe Hitler's escape is exactly what Q was talking about when he mentioned comparing history books of today vs after the war.

Some huge findings from the show:

• The supposed skull remains of Hitler that the Soviets recovered were DNA tested and belonged to a 35 year old female. Hitler's body was never found.

• Martin Borman's body was never found. Eye witness reports place Bormann in South America over the course of many years.

• Eisenhower knew Hitler escaped and sent a large contingent of the Army to Bavaria and Austria to search for him.

• It has been proven that the Catholic Church helped smuggle Nazis out of Germany, and the Red Cross printed official identification papers with new identities for fleeing Nazis.

• There are tens of thousands of Germans in Argentina and Chile, most of which are descendants of Nazis.

• These German enclaves formed their own towns, spoke primarily German, and the locals are still scared to talk about them.

• Archives in Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay contain documents and photos of high ranking Nazi officers and large Nazi communities, including Joseph Mengele.

• Nazi military outposts and bases were built in Argentina and Chile. Nazi artifacts like coins have been found there.

• A Nazi nuclear research facility was built on an island near Bariloche, Argentina, near a lakefront home where Hitler allegedly lived for many years. Heavy water was smuggled into Argentina to create weapons grade plutonium.

• One Nazi encampment, Colonial Dignidad, was credibly suspected of trying to manufacture Sarin gas.

There are many more facts discovered, but these points are enough to prove their investigation was credible.