The Unexplained - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Buried Alive
The incredible stories of people who have been buried alive, including two mine workers who survived a mine fire that killed 91 others, and two hikers who spent seven hours buried in snow and ice after an avalanche. Bill Kurtis hosts.
Bonds of Survival
Looks at the influence and power of love. Family members in a life or death situation discover the desire to save a loved one stronger than the grip of death when a husband and wife and father and son survive despite tremendous odds.
Radical Cures
Secrets of the Pyramids
The Druids and the Knights Templar
Multiple Personalities
Speaking With The Dead
UFOs: Testing the Evidence
Civil War Ghosts
It was America's bloodiest war...a war some believe is still being played out. We focus on paranormal and spiritual activity at three Civil War sites: Gettysburg's Farnsworth House, occupied by Southern sharpshooters; Mississippi's McRaven House, a field hospital during the Battle of Vicksburg; and Tennessee's Chickamauga battlefield.
Moon Madness
Modern Psychics
Daredevils and Thrill Seekers
Death Cheaters
Incredible tales of people who cheated death, including a man who survived a plane crash that killed most other passengers, a trapped firefighter who endured a raging fire even after her air supply ran out, and a skydiver who withstood a 100-foot plunge to the concrete below.
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