This could have easily been told in half the time or less. I liked the 4th episode because--for me--it contained some interesting historical information however it did nothing to move the documentary along

Good background noise. Nothing more. Could have been a 30 min YouTube video.

Another Netflix series I'd started and forgotten about until it appeared as one suggestion for future viewing. So I watched the first episode and soon realised why I hadn't bothered to finish the series on the first occasion. Another example of a story, with just enough traction for a one-off, 1 hour at the most, item. What we have instead is an almost incoherent narrative, with flashbacks, non-sequiturs, and cuts between different places, a huge dramatis personae and random, some irrelevant & too brief, news clips. I watched episode 1 only; again. That's enough; 2 too many. My suggestion therefore is that you don't even bother to watch it once. It's that bad.

Watch the YouTube video from channel “Lemmino” on the subject and you will get only the facts, explained in a better, more compelling way. You will also save hours of your life.

_D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?!_ is an engrossing documentary that delves into one of the biggest mysteries in aviation history. The story of D.B. Cooper and his daring mid-air heist has fascinated and captivated people for years, and this show does an excellent job of exploring the case and presenting possible explanations. The production value is excellent, and the interviews with experts and witnesses add an intriguing layer to the story. As a viewer, you can't help but be drawn in by the enigma of D.B. Cooper and the puzzle of his disappearance. In my opinion, this is one of the most compelling unsolved aviation mysteries of our time, alongside other infamous cases like MH370 and Flight 19.