Review of Ancient Aliens S21E06: “The Top Ten Mysterious Mountains”

​This episode isn’t even worth the effort of writing a full introduction. We’ve reached the point in Ancient Aliens clip shows when they are clipping parts of clip shows that recently aired and showing us the clips again. This week’s episode is putatively about mountains. This, however, is also the subject of a 2013 episode with nearly the same title—“Aliens and Mysterious Mountains”--and many of the sites featured here appeared in that episode or in a 2024 clip show which had previously recycled the same material, including some of the same clips.
 
For the sake of completion, here are this episode’s clips:

​10. Mount Adams. The site of the Kenneth Arnold sighting, which is discussed often enough (at least five times in the past eight seasons) that I don’t immediately know which episode this brief overview of the classic 1947 UFO sighting came from, maybe this one or this one.
9. Mount Archuleta. About the Dulce underground base, from a 2019 episode on Reptilians and previously clipped for that 2024 clip show mentioned above.
8. The Black Mesa. From last year’s episode on the “UFO superhighway.”
7. Mound Bugarach. I think this one goes back to 2013’s episode devoted to “mysterious mountains.”
6. Mount Shasta. From the 2021 episode devoted to Mount Shasta, previously clipped in the episode linked above.
5. Mount Olympus. Probably from a 2023 episode on Greece, though it was also covered in the 2013 episode on mountains. However, David Wilcock was the talking head in the 2013 segment, and his damnatio memoriae prevents us from seeing those clips again.
4. Mount Sinai. Beats me. It’s discussed so frequently, I can’t tell which episode this came from.
3. Mount Ishizuchi. From the “Mysterious Mountains” episode back in 2013.
2. Danigala Mountain. From last year’s “Unlocking the Stargates” episode.
1. The Andes. I’d guess this came from 2020’s episode on Chile.