Hey everybody we're back with another bulb move TV it's been a while we are talking well I guess it hasn't been a couple weeks yeah before that it was a real long while

getting back in the swing of things with am C's the Tara the Tara the Tara, is my dad would call it. The Terror.

This is a psychological thriller. It's a horror film. it's a good period peace drama it's

the fictionalized account of what happened to the famous Lost Franklin

expedition to the Arctic that launched in 1845 and remain largely a mystery until the mid

or until the early 21st century when in I think 2014 they found the wreck of the

arabas and then a couple years after that they found

the terror and I think at this point everyone kind of largely knows what happened

and all that but they don't know the details and that's is where the

terror comes in. When you say everyone you mean historians of the sea like

because I had never heard anything about this before I had heard I didn't know it because I

didn't start I very strongly wanted to avoid researching the real life historical

account because I was afraid it would spoil me and it would have but I remember because

this this kind of blew up in the mid 80s because they found the

bodies of the first three sailors that died the ones like the the kid that dies and you know he has the ring in the first episode.

Yeah.

Like they dug up their bodies, exhumed their bodies and they were in almost perfect condition.

Like their skin was still skin colored,

it was perfectly preserved.

They had eyes and their eye sockets.

And I remember being haunted by the, you know, 2020 and that Geo specials, my mom and dad would watch on this of these like incredibly realistic, very creepy ice mummies.

So I was familiar with it, but when I say I guess everyone yes, like, you know,

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