This show poses as a documentary but appears to have done zero research into the facts of the battle of the Little Big Horn. Do not watch this program with the intent of learning the truth of the battle. There is a ton of evidence on the subject, but this show seems to have availed itself of none of it.
Grammer's narration is dramatic and the program intersperses quotes from Custer historians. However, they must have been appalled to see the finished product implying that they supported such an inaccurate account.
For anyone interested enough in the topic to have researched it, this program is nothing more than 1 hour of their life they'll never get back. The program has the look of a script that was slapped together by people who lacked knowledge of the subject. It commits the offense of pretending to educate the viewer while actually knowing little of what it's talking about.
Grammer's narration is dramatic and the program intersperses quotes from Custer historians. However, they must have been appalled to see the finished product implying that they supported such an inaccurate account.
For anyone interested enough in the topic to have researched it, this program is nothing more than 1 hour of their life they'll never get back. The program has the look of a script that was slapped together by people who lacked knowledge of the subject. It commits the offense of pretending to educate the viewer while actually knowing little of what it's talking about.