During my undergrad I enjoyed her shows/videos because they were often a good synopsis on what I was studying. She didn't seem to steer into pop history that often and aligned mostly with what I learned in lectures. It gave me an opportunity to hear a reliable synopsis of ancient history, which I wasn't always familiar with. I didn't use her shows to replace my class but to give an overview that would familiarize me with topics I hadn't studied before. Would you say her newest series, as picked up on Netflix, is reliable? She seems, to me, still very keen on representing things in an unbiased​​ viewpoint that leads to a great discussion. At the same time, she is a great presenter. So, as much as I "trust" her I'm surprised Netflix picked up this series given the modern "history" shows.