Urban Legends

Urban Legends (2007-2011)

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In each episode, Urban Legends brings to life three amazing tales, stories so incredible and far-fetched that we're not sure whether to believe them or not. Each story is presented as fact, pieced together from interviews and dramatic simulations. The catch is that some stories are true and some stories are false; the viewer must decide for themselves until the truth is revealed.

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Scheduleevery Friday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S03E15Skeletons in the Closetmai 27, 2011
S03E14Out of the Bluemai 20, 2011
S03E13The Terrible Truthmai 20, 2011
S03E12Missing Piecesmai 13, 2011
S03E11Blink of an Eyemai 13, 2011
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Urban Legends' from the year 2007 premiere?

The TV show 'Urban Legends' from the year 2007 premiered on July 19, 2007.

Who were the main hosts of 'Urban Legends' in 2007?

The main hosts of 'Urban Legends' in 2007 were Natasha Henstridge and Kane Hodder.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Urban Legends' in 2007?

The first season of 'Urban Legends' in 2007 consisted of 13 episodes.

What was the format of 'Urban Legends' in 2007?

'Urban Legends' in 2007 was a television series that reenacted popular urban legends with a horror twist.

Did 'Urban Legends' from 2007 feature any celebrity guests?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 featured celebrity guests who shared their own personal urban legends.

Were the urban legends presented in 'Urban Legends' from 2007 based on true stories?

The urban legends presented in 'Urban Legends' from 2007 were a mix of both true stories and fictional tales.

What were some of the common themes explored in 'Urban Legends' from 2007?

'Urban Legends' from 2007 explored themes such as haunted houses, mysterious creatures, and supernatural encounters.

Were there any recurring segments in 'Urban Legends' from 2007?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 had recurring segments like "The Truth Behind the Legend," which provided background information on popular urban legends.

Did 'Urban Legends' from 2007 include interviews with experts or witnesses?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 included interviews with experts and witnesses who provided additional insights into the urban legends.

Were there any special effects used in 'Urban Legends' from 2007 to enhance the storytelling?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 utilized special effects to enhance the suspense and horror elements of the show.

Did 'Urban Legends' from 2007 have a specific target audience?

'Urban Legends' from 2007 targeted audiences who were interested in horror, mystery, and urban legends.

Were there any notable guest appearances in 'Urban Legends' from 2007?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 featured guest appearances by actors and celebrities who were known for their involvement in the horror genre.

Were there any unique twists or variations added to the urban legends in 'Urban Legends' from 2007?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 often added unique twists or variations to the urban legends to make them more engaging and suspenseful.

Were there any interactive elements in 'Urban Legends' from 2007 for the viewers?

Yes, 'Urban Legends' from 2007 encouraged viewers to submit their own urban legends and stories, which were sometimes featured on the show.

Did 'Urban Legends' from 2007 receive positive reviews from critics?

'Urban Legends' from 2007 received a generally positive response from critics who praised its suspenseful storytelling and reenactments.

Did 'Urban Legends' from 2007 inspire any spin-offs or related shows?

'Urban Legends' from 2007 inspired a spin-off series called 'Urban Legends: Final Cut,' which explored more urban legends and their origins.

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