Isaac Asimov Discusses Ancient Aliens -- In 1978!

Recently I have acquired a number of older books by Sci-Fi authors, including the mystery novel by Isaac Asimov, Casebook of the Black Widowers.  Normally I do not read mysteries, but it was Asimov, so I decided to give it a go.  There I am, reading along, and generally enjoying the short stories, when in the middle of The Missing Item was the following:

Avalon nodded magisterially and said, "...And to those who can believe in Mr. Von Daniken's ancient astronauts and in Mr. Berlitz's Bermuda Triangle..."

How did it get so clean? Ancient Alien Secret.

I have been catching up on Ancient Aliens Season 4 since I recently discovered it had started airing a few weeks back.

At this point in time I think they have covered almost every idea and concept (well perhaps not Thanksgiving, but South Park covered that).  Actually it seems more like seasons one and two covered most everything, and seasons three, and now four, are just rehashing ideas that have been discussed before.

Needless to say, though, it is still enjoyable to watch. I may not agree with everything they propose, but I like hearing different ideas and concepts, especially regarding such things.

Thankfully I have no money for drinks, or I would be plastered and probably in the hospital by now:

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