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| | | | | | | | Posted: | Oct 10, 2024-1:08 PM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
SEASON 1: TV series that kicked off with a pilot in 1981 and an episode special also in 1981, then began it's run later in 1982. Notoriously hosted by the delightfully odd to watch Jack Palance. Some segments would be hosted by Catherine Sherriff. Sometime later his daughter came it to host segments, replacing Catherine. The memorable an enjoyable theme music is by Henry Mancini. Each season featured a new arrangement. Then, in the last season the theme was butchered with a synth arrangement. Season one: notable use of a rumbling bass synth in the opening build up and other parts of the cue. Season two: the rumbling synth is removed and replaced with a electric fretless guitar playing. The sting racing is more frantic sounding and the pace afterwards sound a tad faster with more of a beat. The solo trumpet part has been shortened. Season three: The entire opening build has been removed, the beat is stronger, the solo trumpet part is less pronounced and blends in more. And, for some reason, the new version doesn't begin with the third season, it begins with the last episode of season two. Season four: For the final season, the wonderful theme music by Mancini has been horribly butchered: it's not synths, drum machine, and an electric guitar. Episodes do not have titles. Some websites have been using false titles that mention one or two of the pieces of hisory covered in episodes. I am not doing that, I am using air dates and writing up my own descriptions (some are old descriptions I wrote up for IMDb, so I am just copying and pasting them here, so dont' think I stole them!). If you have any links (no download sites, please) to episodes I have no links for, or have links to episodes in English that I don't have a link to English in, please let me know! About an entire season's worth of episodes are not to be found. Other contributing composers include David Newman, Bob Summers, possibly others. Composer credits in quotation marks means I personally verified the credit with one of the videos linked to. NO LOADS FOUND. May 3, 1981 (0.0) Composer: ????? Not my summary: Host Jack Palance examines some of the oddities chronicled for more than 60 years in the popular newspaper feature, including a mummy that attends board meetings at the University of London College (Jeremy Bentham); a tour of cemeteries to find humorous epitaphs; a man who survived for 12 years with a metal rod through his head; a "jinxed" German ship whose crew of 1800 dwindled to 36 after a string of accidents; how the legend of Dracula may be rooted in the atrocities of a 15th-century Hungarian countess (Elizabeth Báthory); and modern-day experiments in biofeedback. November 6, 1981 (1.0) Composer: ????? Host Jack Palance examines the grave of Robin Hood, a church in Czechoslovakia made of human bones, and a castle haunted by the ghost of Anne Boleyn. This is just to kick off the thread. It'll return in November. | | | | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 1, 2024-7:37 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
SEASON 1: September 26, 1982 (1.1) "Original Music by": Joseph Weiss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7oWWhwoREs (ignore the air date user attached to the video -- it's wrong; probably a re-run date) Alternative link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7QTnwsszC8 (in Spanish) Highlights: 8:22 in.^ 2?:23/26:29 in. 33:57 in. 37:20 in. 42:59 in. 48:40 in. 51:42 in. 57:02 in. Believe it or not: 2,000 year-old buried corpses in Denmark that were not murdered, witness the death rites of a Balinese Prince in a fiery ceremony designed to release his soul to reincarnation, follow the bizarre travels of composer Franz Joseph Hyden's severed head, discover a dream house that sticks out its tongue at convention, and a pealing wall that seems to defy gravity and other unusual architecture, observe the unusual Day of the Dead rituals of grief practiced in New Guinea, probe the bizarre mysteries of nature as time is slowed down, explore the baffling mystery of the world's most famous violin -- the Stratavarious, join us at a festival where the spirits of the dead are welcomed back in one of the most macabre homecomings, Sandra Ilene West buried in her expensive car (1977), the world's worst orchestra, a fashionable cemetery in Paris, and Ripley's birth place. (no trick to end the episode) Let me tell you, the above statement about Hyden's head, is really an understatement -- there's a whole move in this tale! The orchestra mentioned above: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portsmouth_Sinfonia Cut away trivia: "A tiny violin that actually plays, fits inside a walnut shell, made by Fred Bowman of Fredsville, Tennessee." "A house divided: A home built in Germany by two brothers who could not agree on its design." "A poet's tomb inside a living tree. Hans van _________ was buried inside a tree that grew to totally enclose his body." (Note: I couldn't make out the last name. I tried doing a search for it, but came up empty) | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 4, 2024-8:01 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: NOTE: BitChute videos don't work like they should. If your video does not play, click on the video. A commercial will play. The commercial will stop and the video will still not play. Refresh the page, repeat the process again. Now the video will play. October 3, 1982 (1.2) "Original Music by: Jopseph Weiss https://www.bitchute.com/video/T1YDqNwicogZ This is the final effort by Weiss for the series. Shame, too. Highlights: 2:15 in. 4:37 in. 11:53 in. 17:33 in. 23:06/25:18 in. 27:00 in. 35:46 in. 39:48 in. 41:08 in. Believe it or not: A re-creation on a London Heiriss who put her will int oa bottle and tossed it in the Thames River, only yo turn up ten years later in San Francisco; listen to rhythmic religious chants in Bali in a recreation of a demon kidnapping a Queen, mud throwing in France, see intimate close-ups of a vamprie bat on the prowl for a midnight meal, rituals in Sinapore where people are pieced with multiple needles, watch a blind man run a marathon, see a lizard that actually walks on water, witness a perilous descent own a mountain side as men ride logs in a religious ceremony in Japan, see Alex Jordon's large colelection of dolls and more, go round and round on the biggest and tallest carosel in the world, see a horribly disfigured man who has found peace and acceptance in his own town; learn about animals from across the world: the emo, swans, aligator turtle, Archer fish, monkeys, giant flying squirrel, the Colugo, a lizard with wings of skin, the flying snake of Borneo; Mark O'Brien: a man confined most of the time to an iron lung, suffering from Polio, and lives and sorks alone; a machine that makes music, and finally how Shakespear and the King James Bible are connected. Cut away trivia: "The funeral procession of Chinese General Yi Chun stretched out for 2,300 miles." "The echidna from Tasmania, has hind feet that point in a most peculiar direction, backwards." "Sir Francis Joseph Campbell scaled the highest peak in the alps, despite the fact he was blind." Catherine: "In nature there are no villains, only survivors." NO ENGLISH LOAD FOUND. October 17, 1982 (1.3) Composer: Craig Safan Alternative link: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x87l6sc (in Spanish) (no end credits) | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 5, 2024-10:40 AM | | | By: | roy phillippe(Member) |
SEASON 1: TV series that kicked off with a pilot in 1981 and an episode special also in 1981, then began it's run later in 1982. Notoriously hosted by the delightfully odd to watch Jack Palance. Some segments would be hosted by Catherine Sherriff. Sometime later his daughter came it to host segments, replacing Catherine. The memorable an enjoyable theme music is by Henry Mancini. Each season featured a new arrangement. Then, in the last season the theme was butchered with a synth arrangement. Season one: notable use of a rumbling bass synth in the opening build up and other parts of the cue. Season two: the rumbling synth is removed and replaced with a electric fretless guitar playing. The sting racing is more frantic sounding and the pace afterwards sound a tad faster with more of a beat. The solo trumpet part has been shortened. Season three: Season four: Episodes do not have titles. Some websites have been using false titles that mention one or two of the pieces of hisory covered in episodes. I am not doing that, I am using air dates and writing up my own descriptions (some are old descriptions I wrote up for IMDb, so I am just copying and pasting them here, so dont' think I stole them!). If you have any links (no download sites, please) to episodes I have no links for, or have links to episodes in English that I don't have a link to English in, please let me know! About an entire season's worth of episodes are not to be found. Other contributing composers include David Newman, Bob Summers, possibly others. Composer credits in quotation marks means I personally verified the credit with one of the videos linked to. NO LOADS FOUND. May 3, 1981 (0.0) Composer: ????? Not my summary: Host Jack Palance examines some of the oddities chronicled for more than 60 years in the popular newspaper feature, including a mummy that attends board meetings at the University of London College (Jeremy Bentham); a tour of cemeteries to find humorous epitaphs; a man who survived for 12 years with a metal rod through his head; a "jinxed" German ship whose crew of 1800 dwindled to 36 after a string of accidents; how the legend of Dracula may be rooted in the atrocities of a 15th-century Hungarian countess (Elizabeth Báthory); and modern-day experiments in biofeedback. November 6, 1981 (1.0) Composer: ????? Host Jack Palance examines the grave of Robin Hood, a church in Czechoslovakia made of human bones, and a castle haunted by the ghost of Anne Boleyn. This is just to kick off the thread. It'll return in November. Mancini wrote a few themes in addition to this that year. Among the the "Mystery Movie Theme", a Saturday morning show titled "the Curiousity Shop" and I think "Cades County". There was a fourth but I can't recall what it was. | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 6, 2024-11:42 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: October 24, 1982 (1.4) "Original Music by": Craig Safan https://ok.ru/video/3898508446255 https://www.bitchute.com/video/BoWO3o4qDaQx Highlights: /2:28 in. 4:49 in. 8:47 in. Music for spiders. If you don't like spiders, you probably shouldn't watch this. 21:41 in. 22:57 in. 26:12 in. 28:54 in. 32:42 in. 38:20 in. Including exciting horse racing music. Believe it or not: Visit the spectacular castles conceived by the mad King of Bavaria, Ludwig II; explore the quietly violent world of spiders, watch a bizarre courtship ritual in Asia, see the dried blood of a matured Saint Janarious miraculously liquified, be a witness at some of the world's most unusual weddings, meet the real Robinson Caruso: Alexander Selkirk, witness around 30,000 people engaging in a hopping pilgrimage, dancing for religion in Turkey, a religious dance of purification in Java, ceremony to mark conversion to Islam in Japan, re-enactment of an encounter with a witch in Bali, marriage or death for inmates, selling daughters for arranged marriage, and the story of why there is now an extra mile in the Olympic marathon. (no trick to end the episode) Cut away trivia: "After the volcanic destruction of Krakatoa, searchers found nothing left alive but a spider." (with cheesy synth close) "As part of their mountain ways ceremony, Navaho indians swallow their errors," "Gian Gastone, the laziest ruler in history, governed Florence, Italy, for eight years from his bed." | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 8, 2024-7:37 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: October 30, 1982 "Original Music by": Allyn Ferguson https://ok.ru/video/380161624816 https://ok.ru/video/3898811222575 https://ok.ru/video/1303697033775 https://www.bitchute.com/video/DSQOi80zrc02 Highlights: 7:18 in. 27:20 in. 29:42 in. Sort outtro cue using anklungs. 35:55 in. 37:05 in. 41:28 in. 44:21 in. 45:47 in. 49:37 in. Believe it or not: The story is John Stiles's heart, the survival of fish in the ocean deep, quality food with quality appearance in Fauchon in Paris, blowfish in Japan and years of training in preparation, Pygmies eating caterpillars in Africa, fine furniture made of chocolate, cave swifts in Borneo and bird's nest spittle soup, watch the deadly forces of wind, an artist who build a large fence to capture wind for two weeks, The Roy Rogers/Dale Evans Museum, a 700 year old horse race in Italy, horse riding for harvest outcome in Japan, and the horrors of Vlad the Impaler. (no trick to end the episode) (Fauchon is still open to this day) Cut away trivia: "Females of a species of angler fish carry two tiny males attached to their sides for life." (timpani rumble out) "In the Filipins, bats are a tasty dish; they're simmered in milk and considered a delicacy." "A cyclone that swept threw Missouri left an infant safe and sound in an elm tree." Palance: "There is no sense of victor or victim in the deep, instead, there's just a re-affirmation of thee ocean's basic law: eat, or be eaten." | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 12, 2024-7:47 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: November 7, 1982 (1.6) "Original Music by": Craig Safan https://ok.ru/video/1299212470831 Alternative link: https://ok.ru/video/3898811025967 Alternative link: https://ok.ru/video/3898809846319 https://www.bitchute.com/video/YyikqK0iPG2L Highlights: 0:00 in. 2:33 in. 5:04 in. 10:49 in. 14:52 in. Exciting music for deer-jumping, lead by brass and some timpani. 21:47 in. 23:48 in. 25:57 in. 27:03 in. 28:48 in. Playful music opens the first thirty seconds, returning a bit later. 36:10 in. 39:52 in. 41:19 in. Believe it or not: Explore the deadly deeds of the real life man Mr. Hyde was modeled after -- William Brodie, discover how a human skull was transformed into Piltdown Man -- one of the greatest frauds in history, fly with dare-devil deer herders in New Zealand, watch six pounds of bees become a beard without stinging the man who wears it, soar threw the air with the pole vaulters of Holland, witness an exhibition of fancy foot work in one of the world's most unusual sports [shuttlecock], meet some bizarre pets and the people who dare to keep them, explore what it means to transform yourself into a living statute, examine a bogus painting still hanging in a place of honor and the astounding story of the man who forged it, watch while deadly snakes become a most peculiar meal, a man's three-year journey to paint a desert blue [Jean Verame], art that proves people are stupid and don't pay attention, the original tennis -- the sport of kings, witness throwing poop for fun in Australia, watch caged buggies kick around a large ball; and a composer so determined to perform Shakespeare but died, has his head removed after death, cleaned, and sent to the Royal Shakespeare company. Cut away trivia: "Poet Gérard de Nerval walked his pet lobster through the streets of Paris ... on a leash." (yeah, but can it do a treadmill...) "Crocodile hunters, in New Guinea, capture the ferocious beasts by diving beneath them and tickling their stomachs." "In Paris, a conman sold the Eiffel Tower for $300,000 as scrap metal." The guy who owns a swarm of bees as pets, reminds me of a funny news story years ago where a an decided to show that the TSA isn't really paying attention when it accepts applications for an emotional-support animals. He submitted a photo of a swarm of bees. Accepted. Palance: "Only in the movies to the good guys wear white, and the villains black. Most of us in real life fall somewhere between these two extremes, ah, a curious blend of saint and sinner." Palance: "And that's show business." | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 13, 2024-10:06 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: November 14, 1982 "Original Music by": Craig Safan https://www.bitchute.com/video/PDN3PRgltKVy Alternative link: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x87l71a (in Spanish) Highlights: 0:57 in. 6:40 in. 8:56 in. 14:52 in. 19:53 in. Beautiful melancholy piece with piano. 22:13 in. 24:14 in. 30:08 in. 33:56 in. 36:12 in. 39:55 in. Believe it or not: A city in Spain where two people died from love in the same day, see the onslaught of a raging volcano on an island facing destruction, watch the ingenuity of man as he attempts to stop a lava river from hell, stroll through a butterfly zoo in London, learn about various kinds of butterflies, see the annual Butterfly Day parade, explore one of history's greatest military follies -- the Maginot Line, learn the inside story of one of America's greatest automotive blunders: the Edsel, marvel at different kinds of robots, witness a robot that looks like Marilyn Monroe and sings, a robot that walks the dog and takes out the trash, a table top robotic arm to help the disabled, and finally a trick showing you how to cut to a piece of paper in a way that makes a hole bigger enough to step threw. Cut away trivia: "Mount Etna, the Sicilian volcano, occasionally puffs out huge smoke rings." "The Dead Head Moth has a skull imprinted on its body." "In Savona, Italy, is one of Europe's most modern rail road stations, but it has no tracks." | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 15, 2024-7:46 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: November 21, 1982 (1.8) "Original Music by": Craig Safan https://ok.ru/video/715467328240 https://www.bitchute.com/video/9tFLVLHa7k4v Highlights: 7:49 in. 9:33 in. 13:09 in. Whimsical racing music. 18:37 in. 29:05/34:03 in. 37:23 in. 40:29 in. 42:19 in. Believe it or not: Grave robbers of the late 1800's known as the Resurrectionists and William Burke, mount up on a gantlet of unusual rides from a clash of spears to a sword in the throat, from a Paris foot race of waiters to Italian cheese throwing competitions, banging heads against walls in Sardinia for a prize, be an eye witness to virgin birth in the wild, see the deadly mating habits of the Black Widow spider, the violent struggle of a wasp and a tarantula, the price of procreation paid by the Praying Mantis, see exciting cars of the future, and travel backward in the past to see older forms of transportation, ride in horseless carriages, thrill to flaming crashes, low comedy at high speed, walk the land where the world measures times, see time set to music and measured by water, live the longest second, and see how short a football game really is, deadly Chinese martial arts, watch a contest of home-made flying contraptions in Portsmyth, England and one in Japan; snail hermaphrodites breeding, witness the unusual birthing habits of the water flea, the true story of the first recorded automobile accident, and listen to the bizarre story of what medieval doctors did to keep King Charles II alive for five more days. We actually get to see Palance's ranch where he lives. Online it says he didn't strictly speaking consider himself an actor, but first and foremost a rancher. Cut away trivia: "Sixteenth century wrestlers fought for a dagger and the winner was entitled to cut the loser's throat." "The ray-finned fish of the Amazon, is the only fish that lays its eggs out of water." "In 1870, an inventor patented a vehicle powered by two dogs running in circular cage." | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 18, 2024-8:50 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: November 28, 1982 "Original Music by": Allwyn Ferguson https://ok.ru/video/3898510805551 https://www.bitchute.com/video/ZXtav9DkUKmc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZH2sq5PY8k (third episode of this multi-episode load) Highlights: 0:04 in. 1:42 in. 2:25 in. 8:56 in. 10:42 in. 17:19 in. 20:10 in. Delightful long whimsical cue. 30:11 in. 35:41 in. 40:19 in. Music for battle with Goliath. Believe it or not: The mystery of the murderous Jack the Ripper, take a tour of the Paris underground to visit the Empire of the Dead, witness an extraordinary costume in Japan in which a Holyman allows himself to be buried alive, join a precession on Bali to celebrate a ritual that occurs only once a century, visit some of the world's most unusual houses, roll along with the world's [then] largest ball of string by Francis A. Johnson in Darwin, Minnesota; examine the graphically accurate human body forms of art in a museum in Florence, measure up to the [then] tallest woman in the world, review the life of an unusual giant who astounded medical science, see the world's [then] tallest woman Sandy Allen, view a drive-in funeral home in Atlanta, GA; a miniature palace burial tomb, view a super large collection of pencils, the annual appraisal day at the Museum of Natural History, witness a Texas-based group of plane collectors who re-create World War II, learn about King Ferdinand's collection of enemies, the largest known representation of a human figure in the world, the Tip Toppers club in California: A club only for the tall, and a well known cowboy who turned out to be a woman. The old lady and her "Bottle Village" trivia: She died in 1988, a few years after this episode aired. The place still exists and the only trouble it really had was an earthquake in 1994 that badly damaged it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandma_Prisbrey's_Bottle_Village The largest ball of string can vary is you count type of string and if more than one person contributed to it: https://largest.org/entertainment/balls-of-twine/ Sandy Allen died August 13, 2008. The current tallest woman in the world according to: https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/records/hall-of-fame/Rumeysa-gelgi-the-tallest-woman-living Cut away trivia: "Two parking meters, with time expired, mark the grave of Archie Arnold near Fort Wayne, Indiana." (It's still there, here is a photo of it: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14005059/archillous_adair-arnold ) "A house in the West Indies was built to look like a ship sailing out to sea." "Walter Cavanagh, of Santa Clara, CA, has collected over 1,100 credit cards." (I couldn't find anything new passed 2016, but as 2016 he still had the record, with then 1,497 valid credit cards) | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 21, 2024-7:46 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: December 5, 1982 (1.10) "Original Music": Lalo Schifrin https://ok.ru/video/715464510192 https://ok.ru/video/3898809715247 https://www.bitchute.com/video/Z5UxfQf9JtcL/ Alternative link #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnUhVZpm0PQ (in Spanish?) Alternative link #2: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x871mt3 (in Spanish?) This is the only effort for the series by Schifrin. Highlights: 2:23 in. 6:21 in. 9:19 in. 13:44 in. 14:44 in. 17:22 in. 19:50 in. 24:25 in. 29:14 in. 41:23 in. 42:44 in. Believe it or not: Kali: the Hindu goddess of death, go prospecting for gold in a field along the Amazon so rich that claims are measured in inches, see a giant condor rides a bull in an ancient rite still practiced in Peru, explore the life and accomplishments of a forgotten genius -- Nicola Tesla, witness a struggle to the death, penetrate the mysteries of a dangerous snake-handling religion, observe the ways of the world in self-adornment, witness the Japanese quest to transcend death in the Buddhist ritual pilgrimage of a Thousand Days lasting eight years, learn about various snakes, punk rock delusional ideas of "beauty", the geisha of Japan, witness a religious rite in Bali where teenage boys and girls have their teeth filed down, watch paid vandals at work known as tattoo artists ruin human bodies, and Ring Around the Rosies: the Black Death plague of London. As I wrote on the Trivia page for the episode on IMDb: "Out-of-place, both the theme music credit and the composer credit for this episode are located in the opening credits. Normally both are in the end credits." Cut away trivia: "A combination policeman, judge, and hangman in New Guinea, wears a mask and cloak to conceal his identity." "When it was rumored that he was to share the Nobel Prize with Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla refused to accept it." "Snakes have no ears. They perceive sound vibrations with their tongues." | | | | | | | Posted: | Nov 25, 2024-8:44 AM | | | By: | Justin Boggan(Member) |
Continuing SEASON 1: December 19, 1982 "Original Music by": Craig Safan https://ok.ru/video/1354662742575 https://ok.ru/video/3898508315183 https://www.bitchute.com/video/tQb50FAyS7WL Highlights: 3:13 in. 5:06 in. 1:03 in. 15:08 in. 19:02 in. Clean bumper cue. 20:05 in. 25:33 in. 29:15 in. 30:25 in. 32:19 in. 36:03 in. 40:37 in. 43:31 in. 45:03 in. Believe it or not: The real man the story The Man in the Iron Mask Was based off of, join a exhibition to rescue a fabled treasure of Egypt, and pay to view what could be the last view of the famous painting The Last Supper -- now in danger of deterioration, take wing on a flight of a Falcon as it seeks out its prey, explore the icy waters of the South Atlantic as a marauding sealion creates panic in colony of penguins, tour a miniature city in Denmark in Lego Land, take a look pa patient artistry transforms matchsticks into masterpieces, witness the moment a diamond in the rough is transformed into a million-dollar jewel or shattered into fragments, see the art of ancient cavemen before its lost forever, watch as Japanese scientists transform chunks of carbon into diamonds, the story of the deadly Hope Diamond, a weaver bird at work, view the birth of a Cuckoo bird, see the Gooney bird: the mascot of Midway, the slow fate of Venice, a twenty-four hundred year-old Parthenon in Athens, toy railroad, a miniature full-scale war; and watch of Palance builds a tower if dominos that seems to defy gravity, supported by just three upright dominos. Cut away trivia: with two different loads, it appears this episode has no cut away trivia. | | | | | | General Discussion:"Ripley's Believe it or Not!" (Safan, Kraft, more) | | First Post |
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