Project Blue Book: The Fuller Dogfight S1E1: Archive

Ohio State astrophysicist Dr. Allen Hynek is recruited by the Air Force into their top-secret program investigating UFOs called Project Blue Book. Partnered with Captain Michael Quinn, they investigate the case of a military pilot who survived a dogfight with an alien craft. Based on the “Gorman Dogfight” case.

Air Date: Jan 08, 2019

Official Podcast: SYFY WIRE’s senior producer, Tara Bennett, welcomes Project Blue Book creator and executive producer David O’ Leary and showrunner and executive producer Sean Jablonski

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Review: Our Site Review

Media Reviews:

Spoiler TV Teaser Review: “ There’s a different sort of balance between Hynek and Quinn than there was between Mulder – the believer – and Scully – the science-based intellect, but there are a lot of shady players – think Deep Throat and the Smoking Man. It’s also shot with the same dark palette. There’s pie and coffee in a diner that had me thinking Twin Peaks too!”

Spoiler TV Review: “Harding goes to Quinn, and Malarkey is terrific. He does a lot with body language – so do pay attention to him on the screen. I loved his snapping to attention when he sees Harding”

Ready Steady Cut Review: “Gillen makes for a compelling lead, and his gradual transition from dismissive sceptic to frustrated, shut-out investigator is a fun arc, even if presenting the Air Force as a proudly sinister and secretive organisation will undoubtedly rub folks the wrong way.”

TV Fanatic Review: “If they can make a fighter pilot disappear into the land of lunacy, erasing any existence of Hynek would be a piece of cake.”

IGN Review: “Project Blue Book kicks things off with a passably pleasing puzzle that benefits from being tied to actual history and classic UFO sightings. It takes a while to sink its teeth in, and you’ll have to sit through moments like “I just came up with UFO as a way to shorten Unidentified Flying Object” (not kidding about this), but overall the series holds promise as a connector to a true life trek into the possibly paranormal.”