Original title
The Unexplained
Released
1/2/1996
Origin country
US
Genre
Documentary
Production companies
Towers Productions
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
10
Number of episodes
70
The Unexplained is an American paranormal television series that originally aired from January 2, 1996 to May 7, 2000 on A&E and is currently being broadcast on the Biography Channel. The program features various mysteries, paranormal, psychic phenomena, and other topics that are considered to be "unexplained." Earlier episodes of the series are narrated by Bill Kurtis
A five year-old boy from rural Oklahoma begins telling his mother extensive details about his past life. He says he lived in Hollywood during the 1930's, claiming to have been wealthy and having friendships with the likes of Rita Hayworth. After hearing her son give vivid details about an era no five year-old should know about, the mother checks out some library books about early Hollywood. When she showed her son the books, he paused on a page with a black and white film still that had no captions. Much to her surprise, her son points to a man in the photo and screams, "That's me! You found me mommy! That's me, and that's George!" The man he was pointing to was an actor and "George" later turned out to be George Raft in Paramount's 1932 film "Night After Night". This is the amazing story of a young family's emotional journey to unravel and understand what they believe to be their son's previous life identity.
A missing man's family refuses to give up hope after his disappearance in New Orleans one year ago. Although the sheriff's office considers the case cold, a Psychic Detective arrives to try and help.
A single mother of three young boys is prevented from leading a normal life because of inexplicable debilitating seizures. With doctors unable to diagnose her illness, she puts herself in the hands of a Shamanic Healer.
The mother of an Iraq war veteran refuses to believe that her son's death is a suicide and seeks guidance from a psychic detective and a mirror gazing expert for answers.
With no medical diagnosis as to what caused a young woman in Georgia to become unable to speak and move for the last nine years, a mother turns to intuitive healers for clues as to what may have caused her daughter s mysterious illness.
Twenty years after a young woman is found mysteriously dead in the Arizona desert, a mother and daughter seek out the help of psychic twins and return to the scene of the crime hoping for the answers they could never get from law enforcement.
A woman who has spent forty years in a wheelchair takes a journey to mystical healers and experts to see if she can ever walk again.
Views of both believers and nonbelievers are presented in an investigation of the possibility of life on other planets.
Twins may possess a bond linking them from the womb to the grave.
They are the stuff of horror films and ghost stories - reanimated corpses rising from the grave to torment the living. But could there be any factual basis for the existence of zombies? Surprising as it may seem, many people believe that these creatures of the night are not solely relegated to the supernatural. In this bone-chilling program, take a look into the ancient practice of voodo, which features zombies as an essential part of its belief system, and listen as Max Beauvoir, a voodoo priest and zombie expert, provides some remarkable testimony about his own experiences with the so-called "walking dead". In other interviews, a biochemical researcher reveals a possible scientific basis for resurrection, while Haitian experts elaborate on the importance of zombies in voodoo lore and Haitian culture. Featuring dramatic re-enactments and evidence from believers and skeptics alike, A&E presents this compelling look into zombie mythology.
The Saucer Seekers track and chase UFOs.
People who change their lives in unusual ways; Barbie-doll surgery; Trekkers.
Alternative medical treatments; herbs; transference of healing energy.
Sexual desires; falling in love; fetishes.
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