'Project Blue Book': With ratings dropping, perhaps the History Channel show should focus more on truth than fiction

The show follows an interesting true story which was under the wraps for a long time. But maybe shading characters in black and white isn't the best approach.

The History Channel held its place when it came to viewers' ratings with 'The Curse of Oak Island' which pulled in a 0.8 rating for episode 4 of its sixth season in adults age group 18-49, keeping steady with its previous episode’s score. However, that cannot be said about the channel's show produced by Robert Zemeckis, 'Project Blue Book'.

After winning over almost a 0.4 rating in adults in the 18-49 age-group, the show saw a major drop in its viewership after episode 4 aired January 29. Episode 4 pulled a mere 0.3 rating. This might come as a surprise since 'Project Blue Book' grossed 3.1 million total viewers over two telecasts of its premiere episode.

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