i didn't watch the program (or rather, i started to but decided it was a waste of time), because it's more fiction than anything else. i've also noticed the same with the "dragons" special, and "noah's flood" special they had a while back.
they take a bunch of information, and use that as the backbone of their fictious story.
these three specials (about the only specials i've seen of this nature, so i'm not sure if it's indicative of specials in general), really bothered me, because they protrayed fiction as scientific fact.
i watched almost the entire dragons one, and most of the "facts" they provided were made up, as they explained at the end. from what little i saw of the volcano one, i'd guess it was the same?
the same with the noahs flood special. in the beginning they provided a couple possible explanations of what happened, and then promptly disregarded the biblical account as impossible and made up one of their own.
sorry, it just really bothers me that they turn something serious, and potentially educational into a fictious entertainment show, and worst of all, much of the information they profide is not only unaccurate, but misleading.
it's not accurate, it's not true, and it's not honest.