Adventurer and survivalist Cliff Simon explores paranormal mysteries in some of the world's most extreme and challenging environments. Along the way, scientists, shamans and historians provide clues that shed light on dark secrets that defy explanation. |
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Ratings: | TVMaze: No Rating | |
Released: | July 27, 2020 | |
Runtime: | 60 min | |
Countries: | United States | |
Companies: | Travel Channel | |
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I’m two episodes in, and this series is a bit of fluff and fun, combined with science, and filled with some absolutely stunning locations and scenery. From the perspective of learning the origins of legends, folklore and unexplained disappearances, this is interesting information. There’s no hysteria or superficial sensationalism on the behalf of the host, Cliff Simon, just some opportunities to explore other parts of the world and native rituals, etc. from a scientific approach, 3.5/5
Wait for it..wait for it…BAM. Nothing..Should be re-named to Still Unknown cuz it showed me nada..geesh
If you’re into a leathery testosterone drenched fellow waving a redlight in the dark while searching forest undergrowth for UFO’s - you’re in for a treat. But its truly ‘a storytelling segment with B-roll’ so its only barely a travel bit where nothing is dicovered.
Agree with both the reviews here also the guy reminds me of the Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin, just the way he speaks and sometimes his demeanor. If he actually found something it would have already been on the news. Just another fun “paranormal” style show. Enjoy it for what it is.
My father (Who trained me mercilessly) was a skilled hunter hunter that got hired to remove nuisance predators/invasive species/ or damaging animals by the states or property owners all over New England. (I became a devoted animal lover despite my upbringing or perhaps because of it). If it wasn’t manufactured, the water spilled on the bank of the oasis in the sandman episode would have had me camping out there LOOONG TERM. Animals not even the native bear species would have slopped water around like that when drinking and if they had gone into the pool they would have left a much larger wet trail than what was there given the period of time. The first thing I thought of when they showed the wet spot on the bank is that is what it would look like of someone hand cupped water in both hands to drinks. Any skilled hunter will tell you a single over night post up is far tooooo short a time to expect to catch anything that’s not overly abundant or careless from disease or poor health that said this shot gets a fat thumbs down from me as do all shows where they expect to spend 24 hours and catch anything useful.