My Christian faith holds that there is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY, that the tombs found could have contained the body of JESUS the CHRIST or a son. I think that the producers of this show are feeding off the hype from Dan Brown's FICTION!

The evidence of CHRIST's deity is all around us, we just need to open our real eyes to see that.

K Mc Dowell, South, Trinidad

um does anyone really want to know if it is jesus? i mean i wouldn't mind knowing but i think we're all better off not knowing...stuff will happen if we all somehow find out it's jesus and the whole christian nation attack us =) my views anyway...

Dane =), Ipswich, England

I've already visited the tomb in which Jesus was lying before His Resurrection a number of times. Anything else is very suspicious.

Father Bryan Storey , Tintagel, UK

Holy DaVinci Code!

Hollywood hype knows no bounds -- anything to promote a film and make money. Simcha Jacobovici and James Cameron are experts in the field of DNA analysis and biblical archaelogy? DNA from an ossuary? the "remains" were buried?

Next documentary -- John Doe of Detroit is Jesus' great, great...grandson -- the biblical DNA experts Jacobovici and Cameron have proof he can even change water into wine.

Bill Young, New York/NY, USA

I think it actually is Jesus!

Nina, Seattle, Washington, United States

More proff is definitely required if it will convince sceptics such as myself. Where's Brian's ossuary, Mr Cameron?

Ian, Bangkok, Thailand

Equally I would agree that there is lack of evidence to make any assumptions or conclusions that these tombs are in fact those of the supposed; but these presumptions are no more lacking in evidence than the concept of Christianity itself. That said, I like the fact that people question this generational fanatiscism that is religion and whilst I advocate transparency and freedom to form one's own beliefs, questioning is the best form of reason, if not the only form.

Victoria, London,

Look forward to the news that the Jesus and Judah fragments show no evidence of a Y chromosome!

Jon, londonm,

I don't know - I'm a just a bit bemused as I was recently when I saw a TV film about the dead sea scrolls. We we were shown a highly skilled artist creating a torah-like scroll for a new synagogue. The unexpressed but clear implication of the episode was - could the dead sea scrolls have been an elaborate forgery fabricated in recent centuries? Same feeling here. And same scenario - a protagonist full of passionate conviction but no real evidence given that there is no evidence that the couple in the tomb - even if they were a real Jesus and MM - were Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene.

Margarita, London, England