Weird or What? - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Strange Survival
Weird or What look at the following cases: a New York City window washer survives a 47 story fall while his brother on the same platform does not, stone in Death Valley seem to propel themselves, large blocks of ice fall from the sky, and in the Pacific Northwest human feet are washing up on beaches.

Ghost Ship
Loud mysterious sounds from the depths of the Pacific Ocean. Texas town residents report mysterious strange lights and UFO's chased by the US Air Force. A fishing trawler disappears and is found at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean undamaged.

Cocaine Mummies
Egyptian mummies with traces of cocaine in their hair. Mysterious sea lion migration. The Voynich Manuscript. Mexican tribe that can run superhuman speeds.

Grim Reapers
Are dolphins human protectors? Can pets predict human death? Is time travel possible? How did a skinny teen lift a car all by himself?

Moving Rocks

Time Travel

Human Popsicle
Human sacrifice in New Hampshire. A child survives being frozen solid. Mysterious mountain lights. Ice circles visible from space.

Fate or Coincidence

Personality Transplant
Ancient Chinese anchors found off the coast of California. A man develops characteristics of his heart donor. A man survives multiple lightning strikes. Do plants have ESP.

Mind Control War
Woman with breast implants survives gunshot. Woman has 2 sets of DNA. People with psychic powers. Two people save each other at different times.
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