Project Blue Book

Abduction

Hynek and Quinn are a team that can never be separated. Hynek might have thought that quitting the team was the best solution for him and Mimi on Project Blue Book Season 1 Episode 9, but the temptations of finding the truth were too great. Besides, he likes Quinn too much. The fight between Quinn and Hynek was a long time coming. And it was epic! Hynek was feeling pressure at home from Mimi who is suffering from a major case of lonely housewife sy... more

The Scoutmaster

Captain Quinn needs to open his eyes!! Quinn got taken for a major ride on Project Blue Book Season 1 Episode 7, but it seems he's still under Harding's hypnotic spell. Why, Quinn, why?! There have to be a million thoughts racing through Quinn's mind, but Harding dangling promises of better appointments ahead is blinding our favorite Air Force captain. Quinn was pumped to be questioning what he thought was a Russian spy about a missing "sensitive" o... more

The Green Fireballs

The mystery deepens. Hynek thought he had the green fireballs all figured out on Project Blue Book Season 1 Episode 6, but neither meteors or Soviet spy devices made any sense to him. And now that a man in a black hat gave him a mysterious object, he's going to start piecing it all together behind everyone's back except for Mimi -- which may end up being his biggest mistake ever. Hynek has no clue that Mimi's good friend Susie is a Soviet spy. He has no clue t... more

'Project Blue Book' Renewed for Season 2 at History

Halfway through its first season, History has renewed the freshman drama series “Project Blue Book,” it was announced Saturday at the Television Critics Association winter press tour. History has ordered a 10-episode second season of the series, which is based on the true, top-secret investigations into Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) and related phenomena conducted by the United States Air Force in the 1950s and 60s. It stars Aidan Gillen, Michael Malarkey, Neal McDonou... more

TV Review: 'Project Blue Book'

The most surprising thing about “Project Blue Book” is that it took so long to become a TV show in the first place. As it will tell you itself at the top of every episode, History’s new scripted drama is “based on true events,” or at least the recorded instances of possible UFO sightings and the Air Force’s subsequent investigations during the 1950’s and ’60s. Each week, a new case sparks new intrigue, both about the potential of both alien life and a government conspiracy to cover it up. All the while, the Cold W... more