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S2 "Ancient Mysteries"Three ancient artifacts that could turn the history of the world upside down: In Mexico, a bizarrely-shaped skull may prove aliens once walked the planet; ancient stone carvings of dinosaurs could rewrite the story of evolution; and, an ancient wooden model may be proof that ancient Egyptians invented modern flight.
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S3 "Aliens Walk Amongst Us"Three stories that suggest aliens are among us: a Mexican rancher slays a mysterious creature that's genetically unlike any species on Earth; an Arizona woman claims to have been fathered by an alien in a top-secret government experiment; in Nevada, a young serviceman befriends a colony of extraterrestrials on a remote Air Force base.
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S3 "Curses"Three ghostly stories about blood-curdling curses: in Britain, a string of deadly house fires is linked to a mysterious painting; in Florida, a sinister doll ruins the lives of anyone who crosses it; and, driven by vengeful spirits, a wealthy California heiress embarks on one of the most bizarre construction jobs in history.
William Shatner's Weird or What?
S2 "Power of the Mind"Three incredible stories about the untapped power of the human brain: A Los Angeles woman's paranormal vision leads detectives to a murder victim; a California man remembers every single moment of every day of his life; and, a woman visits a faith healer who miraculously cures her chronic pain.
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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.
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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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