Thursday, October 18, 2018
ISO 310: Black Hole Under The Sea
We venture back to the Bermuda Triangle to talk about pirates, matey. Pirates who apparently use the myths and legends of the triangle to abscond with people's boats. We have some far out weirdness discussed, but all in all, the episode might actually make sense.
Thursday, October 11, 2018
ISO 309: I'm No Expert In Hallucinations
This week, we look at the hunters of the imaginary monsters. We meet what is probably a drinking group who use mythical monsters as an excuse to get away from their wives. We also get a bit of resistance from a skeptic.
Thursday, October 4, 2018
ISO 308: We'll Just Call Him Robert Goulet
Another triangle. This time, we look at the strange occurrences of disappearances in and above the Great Lakes. This episode is shockingly devoid of statistics and science. I know, it's surprising that In Search Of.. would sink to the lowest common denominator.
Thursday, September 27, 2018
ISO 307: IT WAS A METEOR!
In this episode, what really happened in Tunguska in 1908? Was it a nuclear explosion from aliens announcing their presence in the universe? No. Was is a mini black hole? No. Was it a comet? No. I guess we'll never know what it was.
Thursday, September 20, 2018
ISO 306: Kirkland Cryo Six-Pack
Will we be able to freeze ourselves until a cure for the mysterious diseases that will cut our lives short are found? Probably not, but we meet a guy with a really weird way of picking up women.
Thursday, September 13, 2018
ISO 305: Happy Jack
This week, Oliver is in his glory as we discuss Jack The Ripper. Was he a member of the British Royal family (Jack, that is, not Oliver)? Was he a Freemason? Was he suffering from erectile dysfunction? All we really know is that he got away with murder.
Thursday, September 6, 2018
ISO 304: Gramps With Cramps
On this episode, we go in search of water. Seriously, people who use sticks and rods to find water underground, and sometimes convulse uncontrollably while doing it. We also see some really dubious "experiments" that do nothing to prove anything and learn that 40% is...good?
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