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Ripley's Believe It or Not! (1982 TV series)

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4662: 3495:, 7 martyrs church of Saint Saba, via dolorosa; ruins of Herod's second temple; words pronunciation; Missouri auction school; a Japanese rite dedicated to the sound of laughter; Vivian Fisher, a man who can imitate the sounds of musical instruments; devices for seeing in the dark (Infra red vision and Night vision); wildlife in darkness (Flashlight Fish, Fireflies, Foxes, and Bats); AMKUS pump; how firefighters rescue victims trapped in car wrecks; 31: 2272:; Lufkin, Texas, sewage treatment using worms; Los Angeles sculptor makes sculptures from garbage; Man juggles bowling balls, flaming swords, and a chainsaw with two apples; Fire-breather street performer in Mexico City; Juggler balances a person in a chair on his chin; Artist recreates Michaelangelo paintings on Paris sidewalks; 4179:, the bridge across the Mississippi river was forced to close by gigantic swarms of invading flies; The New York site occupied by St. Patricks cathedral was sold to the church in 1857 for only one dollar; Some superstitious Hong Kong drivers are paid more than $ 44,000 for lucky number license plates. 1298:
In Pakistan, camels are sometimes trained to dance to the accompaniment of drums and bagpipes; A ceremonial costume worn by men for special occasions in the new Islands, is made entirely of cobwebs; In 1834, a treasure hunter dismantled an ancient pyramid. He found the treasure, but the world lost a
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In Hasaam, India, an entire tree trunk hollowed out and covered with skins is the largest drum in the world; Considering its size, shape, and wingspan, the bumblebee is an aerodynamic misfit and should be unable to fly; A space station envisioned in France 200 years ago, was shaped like a battleship
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Scientists have combined the cells of a tomato and a cow to create the first vegetable that is also part animal; A parade in Sri Lanka features fifty richly decorated elephants in a celebration to honor a tooth of Buddha; To protect a valuable ring, a jeweller displayed it inside an aquarium filled
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British eccentric, Henry Cope, was so obsessed with green that he would eat nothing but green fruits and vegetables; In England, in the 18th century, snails were boiled in tea water as a remedy for chest congestion; In Brazil, a rhinoceros was nominated for public office and won more votes than any
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The albatross can fly for six days without beating its wings, and sometimes even goes to sleep in mid-air; Although far from any river, fresh fish are caught in the water holes of the Sahara desert; In the late 1780s, a performing pig in England became a sensation by solving mathematical problems.
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An Italian inventor who bilked the French government of $ 100 million; a Japanese game show that tests contestants courage; automobile safety equipment; scientific technology to aid the disabled; a man who collects junk mail; a woman who designed a Victorian mansion from her dreams and nightmares:
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Segments on the octopus, garden eel, shark and sea urchin; a South Pacific ritual in which men dive toward the ground held only by a vine that breaks their fall at the last moment; modern artists who craft their works using bubbles, rocks, automobiles, and TV sets; and a Chinese ritual involving
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Frank Butland, an obsessive British school maid, tasted just about anything, including marinated mice on buttered toast; To test safes, a laboratory freezes them, bakes them, and drops them from the height of a three-story building; The password used by U.S. armed forces during the invasion of
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transforms objects into works of art, by firing a shotgun at them; To test toilets, a New Jersey company installed 60 in an 11-story tower and flushed them all at once; In England, during the late 1500s, women who adorned themselves with wigs and makeup, were subject to punishment as witches.
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A combination policeman, judge, and hangman in New Guinea, wears a mask & cloak to conceal his identity; When it was rumored that he was to share the Nobel Prize with Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla refused to accept it; Snakes have no ears. They perceive sound vibrations with their tongues.
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To escape High-Rise fires, an inventor in 1879 patented parachute which attached with a chin-strap; Italian artist, Mario V uses the ink of live squids to create works of art; In England, a corpse of a dead gambler was displayed in a window so that his friends could collect his winnings.
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In 1982, government agents discovered that counterfeit $ 100 bills were being printed in a prison; In Paris in 1910, a painting won praise until the artist was revealed to be a donkey; Fire completely destroyed an ice house in Colorado without melting the mountain of ice it contained.
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fish of Brazil, is so rough, it is used by local Indians as sandpaper; This musical instrument, the flute, is not named after the person who invented it, but for the flounder, a Sicilian eel; In a contest in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Israel Weintraub consumed 146 clams in 20 minutes.
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Tradition sometimes requires women of the Multalunas tribe of Columbia to dance while carrying the bones of deceased relatives; In the 1740s, a blind English policeman was credited with identifying thousands of thieves by their voices alone; Because of the pull of the moon, the
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To honor her deceased husband, a widow built a 70-room California Mansion, in which no one has ever lived; As weapons of war, explosives were first used by the Chinese over 700 years ago; A Manhattan store once sold 35 ounce packages of ice chipped from icebergs, for $ 7 each.
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In his will, a dedicated gambler specified burial in a special coffin, sitting up at a card table w/ a deck of cards close at hand; A blind man sailed from San Francisco to Hawaii; English eccentric Richard Howell specified in his will he be buried on horseback upside down.
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photography; buildings designed to appear unfinished or crumbling; a Paris cemetery considered "fashionable"; a conductor who can't read music conducting "the world's worst orchestra" in London; corpses in Denmark preserved for more than 2000 years; death rites and rituals.
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To assist an attorney in accident cases, Stuntman Alan Gibbs, duplicates the details of dangerous crashes; In 1977 Texan Steve Weldon consumed under 100 yards of spaghetti in 29 seconds; An Arctic whale called a Narwhal has a spiral tusk that can be as long as 8 feet long.
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Segments on sleep research; Einstein's brain; a wedding performed in a tub; how visual brain waves can assist the handicapped; a Japanese ritual battle to ensure a bountiful harvest; a mountain village where people dress up as wild bears; a fish that lives in the desert.
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16th-century wrestlers fought for a dagger, and the winner was entitled to cut the loser's throat; The ray-finned fish of the Amazon, is the only fish that lays its eggs out of water; In 1870, an inventor patented a vehicle powered by two dogs running in circular cage.
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religion in Japan, Thomas Edison is worshipped as the god of electricity; In the 1920s, sportsmen attached themselves to balloons to leap almost a quarter of a mile in a single bound; To protect itself, the horned toad squirts blood as far as five feet, from its eyes.
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Included: the development of television; the man who pioneered the study of the human stomach; Soviet Russian assembly-line eye microsurgery; the world's largest TV set in Japan; widely held myths about Old West legends; a "bee beard" contest; Cleopatra's asp.
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A segment on ritual celebrations includes the "naked festivals" of Japan; boat burning in the Shetland Islands; and the "trooping of the colors" in England. Also: reptiles, including the Komodo dragon, alligators and snakes; ancient sports; puzzle solving;
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During World War 2, military experts considered using bats to carry incendiary bombs; camels once pulled a car without an engine to deliver the mail across an Australian desert; there are more pigeons in New York City than there are people in Reno, Nevada.
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A segments on unusual foods includes a rattlesnake-eating festival in Texas; an African tribe's daily meal of crocodile; and a lavish banquet, highlighted by truffles, for a Quebec gastronome club. A feature on gorillas includes a preserve in England, and
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In New York State, some supermarkets have installed seat belts for children on shopping carts; An airborne competition in the 1920s daredevils played tennis on the wings of high flying aircraft; To lift priceless porcelain from the bottom of Japan's
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walked his pet lobster through the streets of Paris on a leash; Crocodile hunters, in New Guinea, capture the ferocious beasts by diving beneath them and tickling their stomachs; In Paris, a conman sold the Eiffel Tower for $ 300,000 as scrap metal.
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Reports on the man who spent a lifetime compiling the Oxford English Dictionary; a Greek fire-walking ritual honoring Christian saints; a mammal that must eat every two or three hours or die; a developing fetus filmed in the womb; high speed film;
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with a Japanese Buddhist ritual in which priests undertake a marathon pilgrimage. A look at snakes includes the African mamba, grass snake and king snake. Segments on unusual adornments include punk rockers and Japanese geisha. Also: inventor
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Segments include the dead-letter office of the New York General Post Office; how postage stamps helped make Hitler a millionaire; unusual bronzed mementos; a London shoe store that requires an appointment for fitting; the hay-fever helmet; a
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A feature on sharks includes shark-hunting in New Guinea; the search for shark repellent. A segment on unusual sports includes Texas rattlesnake-sacking; boulder-throwing in Switzerland. Unusual museums include one depicting (in plaster) the
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Segments in the third-season opener include a horned toad that survived 31 years in a time capsule; training procedures at the Los Angeles Police Academy; advances in medical technology providing new treatments for kidney stones and tumors;
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in Italy; a house made of discarded materials in Simi Valley, Ca. A feature on unusual collections includes a 10-ton ball of string and an assemblage of warplanes. Also: the tallest man in modern history; the world's tallest living woman
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In China & Korea dominoes are used as a way to foretell the future; Doctors once prescribed metal collars w/ thumb screws for patients with stiff necks; There are about 7,000,000 bats in NYC - and only one person to patrol them.
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Segments include the longest automobile in the world; apartments that rent for 66 cents a year; an autopsy performed on an Arctic explorer 100 years after he died; land shaping; neon art; video art; a giant-tree carving; Japanese
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A West African python can tie itself into such a tight knot, it can roll like a bowling ball; Nose prints were at one time used to identify dogs on insurance policies; Florida diver Spencer Slate feeds a deadly 85 pound
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To survive a shipwreck in 1974, a determined woman clung to the backs of two seagoing turtles; In the United States, one city has more psychiatrists per capita than any other, Washington, DC (USA); At weddings in
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was originally a corset maker; Ronald Coltsnov of Los Scat Ca, adorned his car with 1,045 plastic horses; Chinese experts claim that the leaves on ancient trees in China change colors to predict the weather.
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lottery in Alaska; liquid nitrogen; a three-bedroom house built in less than seven hours; beer can house; architect of Eiffel Tower apartment on the 4th floor; a laundry that washes money in San Francisco's
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champion; Color Blindness; JLS contact lenses; vocal chord surgery; muscle grafting; reconstructive microsurgery; cockroaches; Japanese giant wasps; the 1984 Australian mice plague; antique stores; Metro
204:. Based on the travels and discoveries of oddity-hunter Ripley, this show looked at the people, places and events that made up the stranger side of human history. Subjects have included Nikola Tesla, The 2050:, his 20 inch long mustache was buried with full honors, in a separate casket; Eccentric Scotsman, Robert Ferry, saved money on his wardrobe by sometimes stealing clothes from his neighbors scarecrows. 437:; a lizard that runs across water; a French town's day-long mud fight; the world's largest carousel; the re-creation of the San Francisco finding of an heiress's will in a bottle thrown into London's 3368:
Segments include crime-prevention techniques; reconstructing faces from skulls; how a slave won freedom with a snake bite; controlling the weather; how to make sea water drinkable; a customized
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As an aid in the treatment of sore backs, an 18th-century inventor developed an elaborate back rubbing machine; In Australia, a fence built to protect sheep is over 4,500 miles longer than the
3337:; how the New Year is celebrated in Japan; 10 days in history that have been lost forever; art of camouflage; how skiers keep in shape during the summer; sky divers performing at 14,000 feet. 764:, England; an ancient Chinese martial art; Italian cheese-throwing. A feature on nature's unusual survival methods includes the mating habits of the black-widow spider; praying mantis; snail, 611:
Females of a species of angler fish, carry two tiny males attached to their sides for life; In the Philippines, bats are a tasty dish. They're simmered in milk and considered a delicacy.
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and Elinore Carlin crossed the Atlantic in an automobile; an amphibious jeep; Square gold coins issued in Denmark were so unpopular, the king had to make it a crime not to accept them.
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As a training exercise, swimmers once suspended themselves on special racks to practice the proper moves; In China, soup made from steaks is considered to be a meal and a medicine.
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of Africa, once considered extinct, has a tongue that is over a foot long and blue; In World War II, homing pigeons were equipped with tiny cameras to take aerial photographs.
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A 75-year-old fake newspaper story that caused a Texas town to be torn apart; using hypnotism to control and prevent pain; a thermography machine; Arabian courtship customs;
297:: Host Jack Palance examines some of the oddities chronicled for more than 60 years in the popular newspaper feature, including a mummy that attends board meetings at the 5152: 3685:; the Dalai Lama's route to exile through the Himalayas; San Diego Zoo nursery and (orangutans, tigers, pygmy hippo, spotted leopard, and tapir); Vancouver Aquarium and 1020:; music made by moistening rims of wine glasses. A look at bees includes the creation of hives; the roles of queens and workers; the production of honey; and monkeys on 3290:
Included: how America was named; a fire that burned for eight months; living recreations of famous paintings; an artist who paints with cobwebs; the mechanical art of
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Getting an egg in a bottle out trick; Virginia City; Nevada Delta Saloon slot machines; gambling surveillance systems; Murph Stewart Dice inspector; Card Mechanic
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Segments on how a gallery owner sparked public interest in an ignored painting; mud-bog racing; motorists who pray at the Temple of Safe Driving in Japan; the
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The brain is the most complex of human organs, but almost 75% of it is water; To predict earthquakes, the U.S. government science study behavior of mice &
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of Nazi Germany, and their role in World War II; the cricket dancers of the South Pacific, who have embraced the British game of cricket as a tribal rite.
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1922 French Poem "CHANSONS INNOCENTES"; A transcontinental humming exercise w/ Bonnie Barnett; Fastest speaker Tom Adams; Sound poets Charles Stein and
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Segments on an ax murderer who publicly announced he wouldn't kill people while they listened to jazz; an art masterpiece hanging in a variety store in
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For 300 years after they invented it, the Chinese used gunpowder not to make weapons, but to make firecrackers; An annual race is conducted in Deming,
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was used to teach flyers how to read aerial maps; A Chinese scientist attempted to ride a rocket-powered chair to the Moon, over a hundred years ago.
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A holy man began a chant which his followers continued for 13 years; The walls and columns of the Lincoln Memorial lean inward but appear straight;
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Confident of resurrection, Dr. John Brown of West Virginia, had himself buried upright in a coffin equipped with a window; In the 19th century, the
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Cheeks and eyebrows makeup; The official name of an Australian bird that mimics other creatures including a barking dog is appropriately the male
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Segments on natural phenomena include the Icelandic volcano Helfel; and a butterfly zoo in London. Segments on a man-made phenomena include the
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Segments include the "best-kept secret" of World War II; medicines derived from plants and insects; acupressure therapy; Buddhist monks of the
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Included: a paperclip trick; whale artist John Perry; fishing with a kite; a house of jigsaw puzzles; torture tests for household appliances (
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Hosts Jack Palance and Catherine Shirriff tour the world seeking the unique and bizarre. Among the opening oddities: moments captured through
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performed violin concerts by playing with his feet; In Australia, Wendy Hall turned in record time 28.2 seconds to win a bed making contest.
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who forged a Shakespearean play in the 18th century; Adolf Hitler's toy cannon; a walking robot. Also: a feature on death rites includes the
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of Turkey dance for hours while completely in a trance-like state; A sparrow has fourteen vertebrae in its neck. Twice as many as a giraffe;
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The tale of an English ghost who lead to the recovery of a missing human heart; Transylvania's real-life model for the evil Count Dracula.
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In the great Baltimore disaster of 1904, fire destroyed 84 city blocks without the loss of a single life; By appointment of her majesty,
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light art; Boston artist Silvana Cenci "Wheels in Motion" art piece created by explosives; orchards are watered with sensors in France.
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To keep them in good health, some sheep in Great Britain, had been fitted with false teeth; As part of his act, stuntman Edward Gibson (
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Marie Osmond joins as host in the 4th season opener. Segments include Famous faces adorn U.S. currency; hypnotism in dental science;
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and hunting; Modern English people living as the ancient English did; The Washington memorial and Monument; the Treasury Department;
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dressed his pet dogs and dined with them daily; A rocket plane propelled by gunpowder was designed by a German army officer in 1847.
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artificial intelligence; Henry J. Wooldridge gravesite monuments; Hong Kong burials; Fol-Sang dong chung; (place of little heaven)
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sold over a million copies; In India, husbands & wives who want children whisper their wishes in the ear of a sacred cow.
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The series was predated by two 1981 specials hosted by Palance on May 3, 1981 (directed by Ronald Lyon) and November 6, 1981.
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Snakes rarely freeze to death. They can be frozen stiff and still be revived with no serious ill effects; Fred Balthazar of
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in Spain, and a "conversation" between gorilla and teacher through signing. Archaeological discoveries in China include an
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and the longest passage in English literature; solar -powered planes; endangered turtles; CPR; arthroscopic knee surgery.
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Segments include a computer that helps create speech for the disabled; a scheme to sell the Eiffel Tower for scrap iron;
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In Medieval Europe, medical practitioners created a potent nostrum by grinding up fragments of mummies; To crossover the
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The teeth of a vampire bat is so sharp, it can bite into a sleeping victim without being detected; A volcanic flow near
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Laetare des Blancs-Moussis; ceremonial masks, a Japanese religious ritual involving mud-throwing; a mock battle between
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exhibited a mermaid constructed of the remains of a fish and monkey, and people paid to see it; Paintings produced by a
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monastery in Japan; altering the body's internal biological clock; a monument to a war hero who became a turncoat; the
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in Taxco, Mexico, CZimmer's Game and Seafood in Lockport, Ill; potato powered clock; blue whales; curious dolphins in
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In detainee region of Sahara Desert, a single tree is the last vegetation for 600 miles; Every album ever made by the
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discovery; tongue surgery on Down Syndrome; Dr. Han Schemedal neuro-electrical (bionic) hand; blood transfusion; Dr.
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in Denver; Kevin Clarke and the 5-year photographic journey of a red couch across America; Thailand chef Klinmahon.
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pilots in mock aerial combat; how America saved the French wine industry; a pumpkin that weighs some 550 pounds.
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can mimic the sounds of 300 different bird calls; In Waitomo, New Zealand, a cave is illuminated by millions of
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Segments include Edgar Allan Poe's fear of being buried alive; traditions for exorcising evil spirits in Spain (
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accidentally plunge into canals motorists are given special underwater escape courses; In 1916, in Tennessee, a
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assassination; Japanese tattoos; Sudanese (Masakan); Brazil (Krohole); Indian man with the longest fingernails;
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that killed 3 people was sentenced to death and hanged; For 60 years, mysterious fireballs have appeared above
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tribe of India, believe being suspended from a hook while wearing women's clothing is a cure for infertility;
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mountains from India into Nepal, automobiles once were carried by porters; Inventors have piled plans of the
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glass 1 1/2 miles long; When angered the male sea elephant inflates its nose until it is 20 inches long.
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created enough ashes of dust to cover Manhattan Island to a depth of 28 stories; Disabled Irish writer,
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of Great Britain, Englishman Jack Black was employed as a royal rat catcher; Typically German dish of
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and unique totems and carvings; fingernail artist; ritual pilgrimage with head shaving in India; the
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The glass snake is so fragile that if it is touched its tail falls off; To celebrate his victories a
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ate spiders regularly; Protective glass, Nuclear safety canisters; crash testing; chemo luminescent
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Pulling a dollar bill between two bottles trick; Segments on sacred sites and rituals in Jerusalem;
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Marshall Flaum, Paul Boorstin, Jimmy Sangster, Leslie Gargan, David H. Vowell, and Nicholas Webster
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and Queen Juana of Spain, who was driven mad by love; the development and use of the atomic bomb;
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and the left-handed (concerto); armless Andy Detwiler; cerebral palsy songwriter Wayne Pronger;
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To set a world record, a teenager in Sri Lanka spoke non-stop for 159 hours; In the late 1800s
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in Toronto; Marfortadowg (festival of free screaming) in Italy; NASA Space Training Center and
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Included: a man who bilked the Portuguese treasury out of $ 15 million; modern-life sculptor
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and in India and Japan. A feature on human flight includes aircraft built before that of the
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David H. Vowell, Jack Haley, Jr., Jimmy Sangster, Leslie Gargan, Marshall Flaum, Ed Spiegel.
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Filipino violinist; Kangaroo babies; Bulldog ants and larvae; Bison calves; John Milburn
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of Japan; which are believed to be the spirits of dead samurai; accident research at the
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painted skulls ossuary; SC Johnson insecticide laboratory; match-tester Burt Wilkinson;
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The funeral procession of Chinese General Yi Chun stretched out for 2300 miles; The
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built to guard a crypt, and a perfectly preserved corpse more than 2100 years old.
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of original art from Ripley's comics. In a few cases, such as the assassination of
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Segments include dining in the Space Shuttle's galley; researching dinosaurs; the
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in Mitchell, South Dakota; a man who dives for golf balls lost in water hazards.
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to determine the fleetest of foot among domesticated ducks; The leaping two inch
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has raced over 25,000 miles, a distance equal to the circumference of the earth.
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rituals in Hong Kong; man grinds beef oil and predicts tornadoes; candle wicks.
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built for a warlord; the capture of a Nazi U-boat during World War II; explorer
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The kiwi bird is about the size of a chicken but lays eggs ten times as large;
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Included: a musical number that can be performed by anyone on any instrument (
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with a TV and fireplace; milk-carton boats; water that can cut through steel.
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William Kronick, Thomas Fuchs, Draper Lewis, Jack Haley, Jr., David H. Vowell
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has been an entertainer in showbusiness since he was only fifteen months old.
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Included: a 1916 quarter that was recalled for being indecent; the museum of
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A feature with a metaphysical slant contrasts the mining of gold in Brazil's
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A recent study has revealed that some 30% of all office workers suffer from
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William Kronick, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Draper Lewis, Paul Boorstin
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Two parking meters, with time expired, mark the grave of Archie Arnold near
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Irwin Rosten, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Draper Lewis, Jack Haley, Jr.
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Segments on unusual sports include medieval jousting currently staged near
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Nicolas Noxon, Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Paul Boorstin, Draper Lewis
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In Tibet, a polite way of saying 'Hello' is to stick out your tongue; The
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spent $ 16 million to build an art museum and never had time to visit it.
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Irwin Rosten, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Paul Boorstin, Draper Lewis
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Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, William Kronick, Draper Lewis, Mel Stuart
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played polo with the heads of the conquered generals; In Bangkok, the
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may be rooted in the atrocities of a 15th-century Hungarian countess (
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Even the sharks name has an evil connotation. It stems from the word
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in Hong Kong; a Buddhist sect that weds the soul of the dead dolls.
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in North Carolina. No one has yet offered a proveable explanation.Ă·
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highways; houses built for the dead in Eastern European graveyards;
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scaled the highest peak in the alps, despite the fact he was blind.
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Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Don Hall, Mel Stuart, Paul Boorstin
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who sailed to America 900 years before Columbus; the origin of Sid
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The second season begins with a look at the legendary Ninja at the
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in Florence, Italy; A Ripley's Believe It Or Not! cartoon led to "
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Segments include habits of the vampire bat; a dangerous Japanese
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Segments on a mountain climber who uses no equipment; Japanese "
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of Switzerland; saxophonists in Venice, Italy; face slapping to
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William Kronick, Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Jack Haley Jr.
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Paul Boorstin, David H. Vowell, Jimmy Sangster, Marshall Flaum
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Marshall Flaum, Paul Boorstin, Leslie Gargan, David H. Vowell,
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Paul Boorstin, Leslie Gargan, David H. Vowell, Jack Haley Jr.
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David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Jack Haley, Jr., Draper Lewis
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Balloon puncture trick; U.S. Navy survival training; British
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of Australia can jump as high as six feet in a single bound.
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tribe of two-toes people; World Eskimo-Indian Olympic Games;
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Irwin Rosten, David H. Vowell, Leslie Gargan, Jimmy Sangster
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Nicolas Noxon, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Paul Boorstin
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David H. Vowell, Leslie Gargan, Jack Haley, Jr., Mel Stuart
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Paul Boorstin, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Draper Lewis
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Leslie Gargan, David H. Vowell, Jimmy Sangster, Mel Stuart
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made of human bones, and a castle haunted by the ghost of
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from 1982 to 1986 and is the second television version of
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Thomas Fuchs, Nicolas Noxon, Mel Stuart, David H. Vowell
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David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Paul Boorstin, Mel Stuart
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David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Draper Lewis, Mel Stuart
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David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Mel Stuart, Draper Lewis
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Nicolas Noxon, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Don Hall
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In India, a holy man attracts pilgrims who come to the
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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1968 film)
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Thomas Fuchs, Don Hall, David H. Vowell, Draper Lewis
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cemetery suburb; Raymond Tse Mercedes Benz tombstone;
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10 years earlier; a blind marathon runner; a snake in
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Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the 20th Century
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trees; mangled money; professional venom collectors;
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in Mexico; how a grammatical error cost $ 2 million.
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dug up the skulls of their kin, and staged a parade.
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David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Mel Stuart, Don Hall
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Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival
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Don Hall, Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Mel Stuart
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In Australia, ten dollar bills bare the portrait of
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(U.S.) snow and ice lab; 2268:garbologists; Sewage treatment in San Diego using 1716:, Brazil; exotic foods; Chinese imperial banquet; 1539:discovery of cosmic microwave background radiation 16:American documentary television series (1982–1986) 4564: 1079:; the silius frog's incubation of its young; the 5114: 4497:"Blind Man Sails Pacific To Make Port in Hawaii" 4489: 1735:, pickled cabbage, originated in ancient China. 1283:and the dragon; the discovery of Roman ruins in 538:in Turkey, Sungyung Rite (Java), miracle of St. 170:Ripley's Believe It or Not!: The Animated Series 4617:"Bonnie Barnett: Another Under Houston Humming" 3611:Nicholas Noxon, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs. 2655:for over 300 devices designed to stop snoring. 2081:papers stained with blood from a human tongue. 1068:The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket 651:David H. Vowell, Jimmy Sangster, Leslie Gargan 3845:, treasure hunters attached ropes to octopus. 2969:; Killer whales; Imperial Easter Egg of 1893; 1199:Nicolas Noxon, David H. Vowell, Paul Boorstin 5133:Television series by Sony Pictures Television 5123:Ripley's Believe It or Not! television series 4814: 3826:hang-gliding contest; Brahma pyramid (a.k.a. 2675:Nicolas Noxon, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs 2084:In a bubblegum contest, Mrs. Susan Williams ( 1712:; a high-rise fire that killed 179 people in 1701:Nicolas Noxon, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs 1537:; Wilson and Penzias radio telescope and the 1158:Irwin Rosten, David H. Vowell, Paul Boorstin 1005:Irwin Rosten, Leslie Gargan, David H, Vowell 2876:Animal group names; museum of man in Paris; 1087:; a Japanese ritual to assure good fortune. 1012:; A segment on unusual music includes giant 708:, Jimmy Sangster, Ed Spiegel, Diana Webster 4679: 3145:; thoroughbreds; cheetah w/ tiger stripes; 2350:rises and falls about 18 inches every day. 2256:; The echidna; diving bell spider; African 661:The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 224:and His Orchestra provided the theme song. 4821: 4807: 4122:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Mel Stuart 4069:Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Mel Stuart 4018:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Mel Stuart 3897:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Mel Stuart 3530:Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Mel Stuart 3032:in Northern China; Swiss Alps avalanches; 2780:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Mel Stuart 29: 4537: 4372: 4346: 3773:in Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco. 3701:, Greenland; voices in relation to air. 3258:Thomas Fuchs, Don Hall, David H. Vowell 3196:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Don Hall 3127:Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Don Hall 3088:David H. Vowell, Don Hall, Thomas Fuchs 2899:; the pilgrimage to The Cristo Negro of 2810:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Don Hall 1400:Segments on the mysterious execution of 1287:; the Mayan Roman Baths; the mysterious 5148:1986 American television series endings 4448:"CHINESE 'MON LEI' IS NO PIECE OF JUNK" 4240:'s illegal climb up the outside of the 2689:; artist of teeth; daredevil museum in 2630:Segments include the 1911 theft of the 2138:by using his drum as a life preserver. 1075:. A feature on amphibians includes the 5143:1982 American television series debuts 5128:American non-fiction television series 5115: 4592: 4543: 4373:Caulfield, Deborah (27 October 1985). 3923:by letting it eat from his own mouth. 2287:temple is covered with broken dishes. 4802: 4544:Miller, Marjorie (29 November 1981). 4445: 4398: 4290:: Postponed from (December 15, 1985) 4209:One of the first record players, the 3779:, famous as a pamphleteer during the 1529:; CMI (computer musical instrument); 1203: 4663:"UNDERWATER WITH PSYCHO AND FRIENDS" 3817:American Crossword Puzzle Tournament 3589:: Featured footage from documentary 2981:duplicate; PT Barnum's egress sign. 2264:; Landfills and garbage collection; 1543:Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of Sandwich 1175:were actually exhibited at London's 1127:; a carnival museum in Connecticut. 976:The Man in the Iron Mask (1977 film) 631:Dracula (1931 English-language film) 4375:"MARIE OSMOND--THE MORMON MADONNA?" 2460:in Japan; Festival of Bachelors in 2372:Segments on the unusual odyssey of 2127:'s Atlantic voyage in a reed boat. 1525:); Mojave desert Creosote bush and 1450:As part of a religious ritual, the 944:The Last Supper (Leonardo da Vinci) 13: 4523:"Huang Ernan (Chinese, 1883–1971)" 3556:; Tribal Bingo in (Cherokee, NC); 3205:National Beep Baseball Association 2336:Edward Hyde, 3rd Earl of Clarendon 2276:'s involvement in Washington, DC. 557:After the volcanic destruction of 14: 5164: 4781: 4347:Buchalter, Gail (25 April 1983). 3710:: Featured footage from the film 2330:in 1947; dilapidated South Bronx 1961:in Northeastern Greece; insects; 1632:was the son of Wizard of Oz star 1032:to be lifted by a giant balloon. 980:Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend 313:); and modern-day experiments in 5138:1980s American television series 4595:"China's Ming Dynasty astronaut" 4446:Davis, Craig (1 November 1985). 4080:violin; a natural art treasure. 3217:Space Flight Operations Facility 2219:graveyard; non-linear thinking. 1058:David H. Vowell, Jack Haley Jr. 532:Dancing procession of Echternach 234:in season 1, Palance's daughter 4789:Ripley's Believe It or Not! 4751: 4705: 4693:. jacket2.org. 30 December 2012 4667:The Florida Keys & Key West 4655: 4609: 4593:Havely, Joe (15 October 2003). 3554:Wong Tai Sin Temple (Hong Kong) 2701:; underwater ship graveyard in 2334:designs; 1691 8th NYC governor 1924:Brown Mountain (North Carolina) 1704:Segments include the legend of 984:Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (film) 704:Marshall Flaum, Paul Boorstin, 430:David H. Vowell, Leslie Gargan 4759:"A Valiant Run Across America" 4717:Turtle and Tortoise Newsletter 4641:"The Red Couch + Kaufhauswelt" 4465: 4439: 4392: 4366: 4340: 4233:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs 4199:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs 3992:boy born with no immune system 3955:Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell 3858:Total number of episodes: 11. 3745:in Sylmar, Ca; car customizer 3663:Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell 3618:; positive thinking; Japanese 3591:The Man Who Skied Down Everest 3491:'s tomb, water baptism in the 3424:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs 3292:Survival Research Laboratories 3207:; handicapped man competes in 2887:painting upside down at MOMA; 2741:Total number of episodes: 21. 2246:David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs 1603:; Rare photos and outtakes of 1471:Total number of episodes: 23. 1359:Irwin Rosten, David H. Vowell 654:Episode opens with segment on 565:Indians swallow their arrows; 362:Total number of episodes: 20. 238:in seasons 2 and 3 and singer 75: 64: 1: 4333: 3753:competition; junkyard artist 3165:; a vacuum & cork trick. 2831:Monastery in Sicily catacombs 1628:: Series Executive Producer, 1587:limited wigs; birds of prey ( 737:The Day the Earth Stood Still 445:that glides through the air. 3887:September 29, 1985 3815:; crossword puzzles and the 3570:My Wife and My Mother-in-Law 3325:Included: the friendship of 3133:; Explosives Marcelo Ramos; 2770:September 23, 1984 2092:completed a portrait of the 1901:National Bureau of Standards 1609:The Wizard of Oz (1939 film) 1500:September 25, 1983 1435:includes the history of the 1291:, whose city was found near 1061:An 1884 murder described by 390:September 26, 1982 190:television series hosted by 105:Columbia Pictures Television 7: 4831:Ripley's Believe It or Not! 4405:. 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Columbia Pictures Television
ABC
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Ripley's Believe It or Not!: The Animated Series
documentary
Jack Palance
ABC
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Bermuda Triangle
The Elephant Man
bumper (broadcasting)
Rasputin
Henry Mancini
Catherine Shirriff
Holly Palance
Marie Osmond
University of London
Jeremy Bentham
Dracula
Elizabeth Báthory
biofeedback
Czechoslovakia
Anne Boleyn
stroboscopic
log-rolling ritual
Thames River
Borneo

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