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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;
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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.
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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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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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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.
2880:; Study on brains; Electronic brain for blind; training center for hearing ear dog; sea turtles who are ill; Bird Street in Hong Kong; protection of golden eagles; Employee Mural Art in Vernon, California Paper Bag Factory; Chan painting in China; jet engine artist; desert majesty art; the
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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.
4278:; a man who claims to be the fastest messenger-service deliveryman in New York; a tarantula ranch; fish-smelling experts of Federal Food and Drug Administration; amputee Jeff Keith's run across America; training for Russian circus performers; the ancient Chinese discipline of
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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.
664:. Segments on unusual occupations include a human mannequin; a man who swallows live poisonous snakes; New Zealanders who herd deer by plane. Segments on hoaxes include an artist who had to prove his skill at forgery to clear himself of a charge of Nazi collaboration;
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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.
4213:, looked like a sewing machine, you played it with your feet; A computer chip, the size of a sugar cube could contain all the information in the library of congress; In the ancient cities of France, human skulls were installed in stone walls to ward off evil spirits.
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1165:; unusual military weapons, including the B-19; Christo's unconventional art (he wrapped the Australian coastline in plastic); Patton's WW2 "decoy army" (equipped with mock tanks and planes); a fiery Japanese rite of passage; and a Brazilian replica of Jerusalem.
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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.
3265:'s final resting place; a painless way to gather wool from sheep in Australia; Jerusalem's sacred Western Wall; milking cows by computer in Holland; how to make fertilizer; a valuable garbage dump; how to make a bulletproof window; luring rats to their deaths.
2537:, by burying his head in the sand; To navigate over long distances, homing pigeons have a built-in compass. Magnetic material embedded in nerve tissue; In Mexico, skulls made of hard candy bearing the initials of the deceased are kept as sentimental souvenirs.
4129:; Johnson Space Center (Voice Command Center); Martine Kempf, inventor of Katalavox which operates machines by voice; turtle collector in Fountain Valley, Ca; a dog that skis and dives; Homing pigeons deliver film for photographer; Air Craft Carriers; Poet
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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
4087:, the fear of computers; To provide raw material for anti-venom vaccine, Russ Lambert of Toledo, Ohio, captures and sells live wasps; Some of the first automobiles were decorated with horses heads to prevent frightening real horses.
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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
305:); a tour of cemeteries to find humorous epitaphs; a man who survived for 12 years with a metal rod through his head; a "jinxed" German ship whose crew of 1800 dwindled to 36 after a string of accidents; how the legend of
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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
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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,
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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.
1708:; a school where frogs are trained to jump; a man who teaches Italian gestures to the Swiss; hand fan and romance; insect mating rituals; the origin of the match; ritual fire dancing in
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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.
2088:) took 1st prize with a bubble extending over 19 inches in a diameter; Dolphins can find an underwater object, as small as a dime, even while blindfolded; In 1846, American artist
3099:); hunting for spider webs; Fillmore fish hatchery; salmon struggling to reach their spawning ground; the top-secret preparations for the D-day invasion; books made of wood pulp.
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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
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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
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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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2640:; sleep research; facial surgery; man-made natural oddities; an artificial hand; a circular car; and a vending machine that pays out money. Also: rarebirds and the
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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 &
2568:; surgical implants that relieve arthritis pain; video-game therapy; early brain scanning; hypnotism with treatment. A feature on construction feats includes
668:, a supposed prehistoric species found in England in 1911 and exposed in 1953; writings attributed to Caesar and Cleopatra forge in French rather than Latin.
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1533:; George Landry's LYRA; Blacksmiths forging contest Malibu, South African snake sit-in; tobacco spitting, Talico, Ca; freshwater salamander eating contest;
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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.
836:; A house in the West Indies was built to look like a ship sailing out to sea; Walter Cavanagh, of Santa Clara, CA, has collected over 1,100 credit cards.
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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
212:, and Mad King Ludwig. The series featured Palance or a co-host showcasing strange events, places of odd significance, trivia, and a commercial
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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 (
2006:" spas; a grueling run across Death Valley and back. Also a feature commemorating the attack on Pearl Harbor includes Doolittle's raid,
1953:, a desperado with a penchant for penning pathetic poetry; revolutionary crime-fighting techniques and devices; airships including the
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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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rituals in Hong Kong; man grinds beef oil and predicts tornadoes; candle wicks.
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A recent study has revealed that some 30% of all office workers suffer from
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spent $ 16 million to build an art museum and never had time to visit it.
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4546:"Lawyer Uses Film Stunts, Demonstrations to Help Prove Civil Court Cases"
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530:; Tarantulas; Jumping Spiders, fishing spiders, trapdoor spiders,
343:: Host Jack Palance examines the grave of Robin Hood, a church in
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of Switzerland; saxophonists in Venice, Italy; face slapping to
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1599:); operating rooms; surgical techs; Dragon's Breath in China;
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Paul Boorstin, Leslie Gargan, David H. Vowell, Jack Haley Jr.
1038:: Featured footage of the Wright Brothers early test flights.
4713:"The Newsletter of Chelonian Conservationists and Biologists"
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of Australia can jump as high as six feet in a single bound.
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David H. Vowell, Leslie Gargan, Jack Haley, Jr., Mel Stuart
3837:; laser-beam technology; ice-cube, salt, and thread trick.
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Paul Boorstin, David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Draper Lewis
1213:. Segments on memorials built at the sites of accidents on
682:: Postponed from an earlier date and featured footage from
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made of human bones, and a castle haunted by the ghost of
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2199:"Soundstair" (Musical Stairs) in Cambridge, MA (U.S.A.);
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2841:'s severed head and legend of laying down his cloak for
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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
4433:"Urban Legends Reference Pages: Death by Playing Cards"
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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)
658:, the man who inspired Robert Louis Stevenson to write
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10.2744/1526-3096(2006)9[2:TNOCCA]2.0.CO;2
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plane; The city that inspired the mythical kingdom of
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2855:: Postponed from an earlier date (September 30, 1984)
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cemetery suburb; Raymond Tse Mercedes Benz tombstone;
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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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David H. Vowell, Thomas Fuchs, Don Hall, Mel Stuart
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Don Hall, Thomas Fuchs, David H. Vowell, Mel Stuart
2693:, Ny; Japanese elimination contest; the fortress at
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In Australia, ten dollar bills bare the portrait of
3431:; armor for an elephant; a 13-year-old test pilot;
3226:During World War II, a pinup photograph of actress
2788:attached to the Voyager space vehicles; mushrooms.
2211:gravesite; Dali people mourning; Chinese graves; a
5153:American Broadcasting Company original programming
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3028:discovery; Hanover, N.H. (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)
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4497:"Blind Man Sails Pacific To Make Port in Hawaii"
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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4373:Caulfield, Deborah (27 October 1985).
3923:by letting it eat from his own mouth.
2287:temple is covered with broken dishes.
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4544:Miller, Marjorie (29 November 1981).
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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);
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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)
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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
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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:
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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"
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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
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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
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