The Unexplained - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Secret Societies

The Curse of King Tut

Psychic Spies

Secrets of Water Survival

Superstitions: Unlucky 13

Zombies

The Vampire Myth

Close Encounters
Hard-core UFO believers called "Saucer Seekers" investigate reported sightings and landings of alien spacecraft.

Dangerous Obsessions
A probe into the twisted behavior of Robert John Bardo, who murdered actress Rebecca Schaeffer, and teacher Mary Kay Letourneau, who had a shocking affair with a 13-year-old student.

Reincarnation

Wilderness Survival

Human Transformations
It has been said that the only constant in human life is change. But it is the stories of extreme transformation that sometimes defy our imagination. In this program, we'll explore the ways and the reasons that people transform themselves. First, the story of Cindy Jackson, an Ohio farm girl who became enchanted with the looks and imaginary lifestyle of the Barbie doll. Enchanted enough to spend nearly $250,000 over the last decade to change her appearance through nearly 30 cosmetic surgical procedures. Then the story of a Chicago man whose fascination with the Star Trek universe prompted him to transform his own life by leaving his marriage and family and taking a "higher calling", to become the leader of the International Federation of Trekkers.

Lost Cities of Central America
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