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Three stories about the supersensory power of animals.
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S3 "Mysterious Vanishings"Baffling stories of people who disappeared without a trace: in Australia, three men mysteriously vanish from a yacht; nearly a dozen people disappear from a remote Vermont mountaintop; and, a pilot is chased by unidentified aircraft before disappearing into thin air.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
"Weird or What? With William Shatner"Three stories about the supersensory power of animals.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S2 "Alien Encounters"All over the planet, strange events suggest that aliens are among us: A Colorado farmer discovers a cow mysteriously mutilated by unknown forces; a Texas man is repeatedly abducted and claims he is the subject of extraterrestrial experiments; and, an Ohio astronomer intercepts a mysterious message from outer space.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S3, EP17 "Premonitions"We'll discuss three stories about the predictive power of the sub-conscious; a man warns of a horrific plane crash before it happens; a child's intuition saves his family from a volcanic eruption; a man predicts 9/11 and hurricane Katrina.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S3, EP18 "Mind Control"We'll discuss three stories about mind-control; a man with a mysterious implant believes aliens have been monitoring his every move; a séance turns a housewife into a literary genius.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S3, EP10 "Mind Control"A man with a strange implant suspects aliens are spying on him; a housewife becomes a literary genius following a seance; a California woman believes the government wants her for a sinister experiment.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S3, EP8 "Mysterious Vanishings"Three men disappear from a yacht in Australia; people vanish from a remote Vermont mountaintop; a pilot is stalked by unidentified aircraft.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S3, EP7 "Premonitions"A man predicts a deadly plane crash before it happens; a child has a premonition of a volcanic eruption; a California man foretells major U.S. events.
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