In Search Of… S02E12 The Shark Worshipers
Well, the title tells me nothing. Let’s check out the show. Two people stand in a canoe, silhouetted by the sea. Leonard Nimoy tells us
Steampunk, Frankenstein, Fantasy soap operas, Leonard Nimoy and More
Well, the title tells me nothing. Let’s check out the show. Two people stand in a canoe, silhouetted by the sea. Leonard Nimoy tells us
Cold open on a woman with a somewhat Brady-esque quality. Leonard Nimoy tells us that some people remember events of a former lifetime. “It is
Opening shot of the Dead Sea. We’re told it’s the lowest spot on the face of the Earth. Honestly don’t care enough to look that
Sand dunes and electronic music meant to sound like woodwinds. Nimoy says that ‘it seems impossible that an empty desert could hide one of the
My favourite stories on In Search Of… are undoubtedly the sightings ones. They’re fun and spooky and almost completely harmless. I don’t think that there’s
Well, at least there’ll be some good visuals in this one. The seashore, rising wind, spooky music, immediately followed by a bunch of stock footage
In this series we’ve seen episodes on Bigfoot, UFOs, the Bermuda Triangle. This week we look at: Michael Rockefeller. That’s a little underwhelming, isn’t it?
We start with sirens an police cars. A man in a beige check shirt is patted down and locked up. Some firefighters train, putting out
We open on a Mayan guy carrying a pack through the jungle. After last season’s relatively sensible episode on the Inca, I didn’t want to
Cold open on an erupting volcano, while Nimoy intones a speech about the savage awe of nature. Hell yeah! I don’t know where this episode