The Shadow Dimension - Season 1

The Shadow Dimension - Season 1

Season 1

Network
Episodes6
DatesApr 24, 2021 - Apr 24, 2021

Episodes

A Walk In The Shadows
Season 1Episode 133 min

A Walk In The Shadows

Researcher Mike Ricksecker and others recount their experiences with various forms of shadow entities, setting up an investigation into this type of phenomena.

Apr 24, 2021
Ancient Origins
Season 1Episode 232 min

Ancient Origins

Researchers explore the ancient origins of shadow entities, the interdimensional history of these types of phenomena, and Andrea Perron recounts experiences at her famously haunted childhood home.

Apr 24, 2021
Homecoming
Season 1Episode 332 min

Homecoming

Mike Ricksecker and Carl Johnson explore locations in Rhode Island in which shadow phenomena have been reported, including the notorious historic farmhouse where Carl witnessed shadow smoke in 1973.

Apr 24, 2021
Portal Disguised as a Farmhouse
Season 1Episode 433 min

Portal Disguised as a Farmhouse

The research and investigation continues at the farmhouse, culminating with an interesting discovery that may be a glimpse of suspected interdimensional portal activity.

Apr 24, 2021
Connections
Season 1Episode 529 min

Connections

Mike travels to Alton, Illinois, where he experienced shadow smoke morphing into a little girl at Mineral Springs Hotel and explores the many connections within the town.

Apr 24, 2021
Mineral Springs Girls
Season 1Episode 637 min

Mineral Springs Girls

Mike and Coyote Chris search for the source of the energy at Mineral Springs Hotel then try to find the mysterious girl who appeared there in 2019. But what other forces may be at play in the historic building?

Apr 24, 2021

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