Project U.F.O. | Season 1 - Episode 3 | "Sighting 4003: The Fremont Incident" | From The Land of Forgotten Television

 Project U.F.O. is a fascinating television series that aired on NBC in the late 1970s, specifically from 1978 to 1979. This intriguing show ran for two seasons and was inspired by the real-life Project Blue Book, which focused on the United States Air Force's investigations into unidentified flying objects. The series was the brainchild of Jack Webb, a seasoned creator known for his work on Dragnet. He extensively combed through Air Force documents to find ideas for the episodes, offering viewers a unique glimpse into the world of UFO investigations.

Project U.F.O.

Ezekiel saw the wheel. This is the wheel he said he saw. These are unidentified flying objects that people say they are seeing now. Are they proof that we are being visited by civilizations from other stars? Or just what are they? The United States Air Force began an investigation of this high strangeness in a search for the truth. What you are about to see is part of that 20-year search.



'Project U.F.O.' features two U.S. Air Force investigators charged with investigating UFO sightings. The first season starred William Jordan (as "Maj. Jake Gatlin") and Caskey Swaim (as "Staff Sgt. Harry Fitz"). Jordan was a rather nondescript leading man, while Swaim (who had never had any significant acting experience before landing the role) added diversity as a Southerner with a pronounced accent. In season two, Jordan was replaced by Edward Winter (as "Capt. Ben Ryan"). Aldine King ("Libby") was another regular. Dr. Joyce Brothers appeared in two episodes. - IMDB