[ SECRET POST #5654 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5654 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm a bit of a doc snob, and IMO, HBO and PBS have the highest quality docs out there. I stick to Frontline on PBS for current events and American Experience for history, though Nova is also solid for science/nature. HBO has a HUGE documentary library, most of them very serious and well-produced. (Occasionally current event adjacent ones get a little sketchy; for instance, the recent Q-Anon series stretched out what was a fairly obvious conclusion in the first episode into a wild goose chase.)

Netflix gets into YT-tier stuff. Some of it is decent (I really like The Keepers, despite my skepticism of recovered memories), but a lot is sensationalized garbage. One channel I would recommend though on YT: DW. It's a German public broadcast channel and they have lots of interesting, high-quality docs (most either natively in or dubbed in English) about cultural stuff. It's great because it offers a non US-centric POV that I find really refreshing.