Episode list

The Unexplained

Hauntings

Wed, May 07, 1997
When one moves into a house can one be sure of the house's warmth? Get revealing looks at the circumstances of newlyweds, newly married could and a trucker deciding to relocate his family to an area that is attractive to him.
6.6 /10
Poltergeist

Wed, Oct 29, 1997
Imagine unexplainable events occurring at one's place of employment, at the property on which one puts down roots and at an entertainment site where one invests everything one has in a future. At the John Stone's Inn things have and do occur as witnessed by previous and current staff and employees. A family moves to Kings Valley, Oregon and events occur that no one can really explain. But the events are not of a harmful nature. At Bobby Mackey's Music World events have been witnessed by a co-owner, a customer, a handyman and even a Chief of Security. A Psychic had been called in to determine if they could determine what may be a cause. The other co-owner, Bobby Mackey won't accept the events as a need to stop entertaining. When asked of architects, psychic researchers, educators and even a magician, possible answers are given relating to stresses in foundations and buildings and possible mental aberrations among growing adolescents.
6.5 /10
Alien Abductions
The stories of various people who claim to have been abducted by space aliens are examined and discussed.
0 /10
UFO Cults

Wed, Nov 19, 1997
UFO cults are detailed and their members interviewed. These include Heaven's Gate and the Unarius Academy.
6.7 /10

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Baskavígin

Baskavígin

June, 1615. After several months at sea, ploughing through the turbulent waters of the North Atlantic, three whaling vessels from San Sebastian land on the far north of frozen Iceland. There the scholar Jón Guðmundsson, Jón the Wise, has been expectantly awaiting the arrival of the Basques. Eighty-three weather-beaten sailors, captained by Martín de Villafranca, Pedro de Aguirre and Esteban de Tellería. Autumn arrives, and the Nordic cold brings with it famine and want, leading a young Icelandic man to rob a large piece of whale blubber from the whaling station. The act leads to a confrontation. Furthermore, just before the Basque crew sets out to return to San Sebastian, a huge storm sinks three of its ships, leaving the Basque men trapped on the island. Faced with the impossible task of surviving the frozen winter without suitable facilities, as well as local legislation that prevents them from staying on the island over winter, the 83 whalers spread out in vain to search for vessels in which to travel home. In the meantime, protected by King Christian IV's legislation, Ari Magnússon sees a chance to assert his authority and gain reputation, by leading the peasantry to capture and murder the Basques The time is now right to explore this intrepid adventure of extreme survival, through the eyes of the erudite Jón Guðmundsson; the scholar who publicly denounced the death of his Basque friends and the biggest massacre in Iceland's history through his writings. An accusation he would pay for dearly, by being condemned to exile until his death.

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