Bizarre Story Of The Winchester Haunted Mansion | William Shatner's Weird Or What | Absolute Sci-Fi

[@valkyriesardo278]

I love Shatner. He is one of the few to become an icon in his own right after having created an iconic fictional character. Live long and prosper, Sir.

[@dcantrell5584]

He was my first crush when I started watching rerun Star Treks with my dad. I was around 8 or 9 in the 80's. I don't care if he's considered an ahole, am sad he was mean to the rest of the crew. I was so happy he actually got to go to space, wish Lenard Nemoy missed the chance.

[@chequeavailabilitea]

@@dcantrell5584 "wish Lenard Nemoy missed the chance." Isn't that a bit harsh, why would you wish such an awful thing towards Lenard (Mr. Spock) Nemoy? What did he ever do to you to wish he'd miss such a unique experience? You (maybe even) caused his death just to get your wish Just kidding, I just had to reply to your innocent typo 😉

[@1emmajones]

Made me laugh so much when he went past on that thingy. Love him.

[@fokkenhotz1]

mee too I ❤️ shatner, a legend in his own time 4sure.

[@fokkenhotz1]

@@chequeavailabilitea omg there's a twin out there

[@RyanJohnson]

Winchester Story starts @ 1:22:59

[@Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

Thanks

[@03ai_ey]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏 We could never be friends. But that's ok. It takes all types.

[@angelpjc]

Thank you

[@carolharmon4638]

This is the first time I have run across this program. It is not only very interesting but William Shatner has a wonderful sense of humor and totally makes me laugh. He is a favorite for many reasons.

[@glenndavis1367]

My first time too. I agree, The Shat is great. But I also enjoyed the show. Ging t look for more episodes.

[@tonyarc9455]

Yes he does!

[@edmillar5940]

Shatner is a I conical Host. best choice for this show.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

He makes me laugh too but I thought he is reading from a script. However he really brings it off well

[@casandrabullock9497]

​@@glenndavis1367You guys never watched The Unexplained? Boy did you find a gem! He also hosted a show called "Weird or What" and I believe that he was an executive producer on both shows. They are great! Can't imagine those shows without Shatner! Leonard Nimoy hosted a show in the late 70's on PBS called " In Search Of". It was fascinating because it was long before any paranormal shows were on TV . I think you can find some episodes on KZbin and I highly recommend them all!! ✌️💜👻👽

[@tonitouchberry6257]

I am 78 years old now but, when I was 4 years old, my family and I experienced ball lightning! The lightning struck the electrical connection coming from the light pole to the house. A ball of pure white light came through the window and what seemed like forever ( seemed like everything turned to slow motion), it floated around the room and then exited back out the window. In the mean time my mother screamed, grabbed me and landed on the floor to avoid the light. My dad was only a few feet away on the floor with us. I'll never forget the fear in her screams nor seeing that light. FACINATING!

[@NancyBeecher64]

My family had a similar experience and I missed the whole thing because, as usual, I had my nose in a book. My mom told me after that ball lightning came in through the chandelier, blew two of the bulbs and went out the window.

[@garyfrancis6193]

Yeah I’m younger at 74. I told my mother’s ball lightning story above. I live in South Korea. Nothing exciting happens here.

[@disciple2742]

Same happened to me but the ball was pink

[@Warwck24]

Wow thks fr sharing

[@casandrabullock9497]

My favorite Shatner bit of all time was when he was on the original The Twilight Zone on the airplane screaming "There's something on the wing!!!!!!" Love it!💜✌️

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

William Shatner is priceless!! Really sets the tone for this show. 💖💖💕💓😁👍

[@JavierBonillaC]

He's Priceline.

[@DianneBaldwin-b6b]

I love William Shatner to always reminded me of my second husband

[@jenniferholden9397]

I worked in a very large mental hospital from the early 70’s. They were doing experiments on sensory deprivation and had built a “room within a room” it was literally suspended from the ceiling of the bigger room. Some staff volunteered to be part of the experiment, some walked in and out but one ward sister was in the Guinness book of records for years for staying in there for the longest time, it was days, she said she wanted to come out because she thought everyone had forgotten about her and she could smell smoke. She was a very strong character, a wonderful nurse but a determined lady, very practical not the type to have a vivid imagination. Well done Maureen, you put LMH on the map, but it’s all apartments now.

[@celiaferreira2028]

What was the reason for the room/experiment?

[@nativevirginian8344]

Sounds sick to me.

[@aguy6641]

From what I understood Sarah Winchester was a very sharp lady. She lost her family and had endless money to spend. The workers said she was very kind to them. I think she just enjoyed creating new rooms for the house. She did think spirits gave her ideas for the house. I think plenty of people do things that seem crazy. You might say staring at a phone screen all day is crazy.

[@dew7545]

Everybody needs a hobby. Sarah Winchester's hobby just happened to be "bad architecture"...😅

[@cc1k435]

Having money and a lot of free time often ends with eccentricities. 😂

[@catherinepraus8635]

So true 😂

[@janus7185]

My grandfather told all about ball lightning. He pointed out that if you were sitting in a chair that was touching a wall inside of the house and the ball lightning entered the house, you should pull your chair away from the wall so you didn’t get electrocuted. The ball lightning wil travel along the walls of the house then will exit the house through the window.

[@cattycee2001]

Yep! When I was young my Granny would tell us the same thing. We were sitting in the den during a lighting storm and it entered the house. It traveled around all four corners of the room and left through a window. Pappy put a lightning rod on the house the very next day. Lolol

[@chequeavailabilitea]

Ball lightning? Is that when you get kicked real hard in the nuts?

[@actuallyNo...]

Oh sure. Lightning can go thru windows and doors, will hit u if you're touchin anything it the vicinity, it'll hit u if you're in the water and it strikes the water even miles away. If ur under a tree it'll travel thru the roots and get u even if ur not hit by the blow from the tree on top. Puddles magnify it × 10. Etc. Etc. Lots a different Lightning types & ways they can travel.

[@robinmccoy9710]

As a small child I saw a ball of lightening come in thru our kitchen window, go around the room and back out that same window. It was about the size of a basket ball, and we all just stood there in total shock and awe... I'll never forget it looked exactly like a ball of blue electrical fire.... Beautiful, but deadly....

[@puzzlepupwoody6574]

Time distortion....that feeling that time passes slower when you're at work.

[@kathleenaustin327]

Especially on Friday!!!

[@mrkittengaming7735]

A week before holidays!!!

[@helenhoward5346]

Unless you feel busy yet motivated and driven... Then it can go by quicker.

[@puzzlepupwoody6574]

@@helenhoward5346 driven to walk back and forth across 100 ft of concrete to watch giant washing machines bleach and dye fabric. Yes. Yes... imagine the excitement of that competitive work place....who can walk faster for the next 8 hrs. Winner gets kicked in the balls.

[@edilveraguilar8655]

Teeeeheeehee!!! Puzzlepup Woody, thank you-- You just made me gol!! 😆 (giggle out loud) 😉

[@karenmcmillian6373]

I love William Shatner! He could read the phone book and I’d listen! 🤗🥰

[@charlenewilliams879]

Me too his got that something😂

[@TheRobertReimer]

As long as I don't have to listen to his version of Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds! Or Rocket Man, for that matter.

[@Islandgirl2133]

And he’d find something intriguing about it too! Lol

[@TS-1267]

... OKELY DOKELY... 🖖

[@ThugLife-ze4mh]

😂😂😂😂

[@terioreilly6636]

I enjoy watching Shatner and I definitely did have a crush on him as a child in the 80's. I enjoy these episodes and find his approach, questioning both in a humourous manner that defuses potential hotbeds of debate with a serious intent with his final comment. He's good, charismatic and wish him and his family, all the best.

[@chihuahuasrule1415]

He looks like the identical twin to my Daddy also named “William”! He’s so awesome, but my crush was on Spock 😂…Live long and prosper!

[@Thepc425]

@@chihuahuasrule1415spok? 😂 isn’t he the most asexual being

[@chihuahuasrule1415]

@@Thepc425 probably why we never hooked up lol 🤣😂

[@chi-chi333]

William is still fine as wine 🍷 😍

[@chi-chi333]

​@chihuahuasrule1415 My father's name is also William... God bless all the William's❤

[@Dfoto679]

I love William Shatner is so funny. These are great videos to rewatch.

[@alpharaven8550]

The Winchester House is definitely its own entity, and you will doubt it,or question if it really is until you have stood there and placed your hand on the house , (any place on it )and feel it for yourself .(as i have) Beyond the energy and ghosts, ect ..there is the actual architecture, and what you relize when your eyes lay upon the house is that a VERY TALENTED AND DARING ,UNIQUE, EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT ARCHITECT (be it novice),created this.,its easy to get lost in the paranormal,yet just as easy to get lost in the craftsmanship and designs of the Winchester House .

[@danielebruno1531]

Well said my friend. And it is very true indeed. 👍

[@Garbeaux.]

Or it’s just the leftover energy of a very eccentric woman who was a depressed paranoid.

[@magdalene74]

@@Garbeaux. is that not just as fantastic as the other?

[@jessicacanfield5058]

​@@danielebruno1531 I hope you were not demeaning that poor lady. Yes she was very wealthy but what good dis it do her when she was so terrified

[@vilmacordero2974]

One thing I learnt about doctors used by insurance companies when I developed severe latex allergy, was to convince me that all debilitating symptoms I experienced physically were all in my mind. Why? Because they do not know. So, they sent me to be assessed by experts. The outcome? I was sane and not imagining what was happening to me. It was a very difficult time in my life losing my job because of it. Sad with the realisation that some doctors’ sense of morality can bought. Fortunately, two specialists believe me.

[@petertall8811]

I'm watching paranormal videos on KZbin and I am utterly applauded by the amount of people that sleep with their closest doors open... you get what you deserve.

[@kimstratton4983]

Get yourself a lava lamp….they have magical powers that trap evil spirits

[@SummerDream222]

You’re applauded?

[@cattycee2001]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TheBmco99]

Lol that my cats bed room he would be mad at me if I locked him out

[@juanitaj5248]

😆😆 my closet door is open its 12;19 a.m

[@lindasbauske3172]

I don't know how I ended up here, kind of woke up to it! But I am in love with this show! Watching it at 2am

[@RickeyPendarvis]

I literally started laughing out loud when the “monster” expert started saying he was showing modern vampire conditions such as those seen in True Blood and IWTV. Has anyone told him those are (gasp) fiction? 😂😂😂

[@robinmccoy9710]

Now see there? Always somebody comes along to busy the bubble...

[@aleafox1675]

Time distortion is something I live through everyday of my life because I have horrible time management. lol

[@cruisepaige]

We could never be friends. But that’s ok. It takes all types!❤

[@jenesisxtreme]

My husband always has to be chronically early. Trust me given peoples reactions I think us fashionably late people are alot more tolerated then someone who always arrives before they're even ready haha. I told the doctors office to schedule me when they want me, not schedule me and tell me to get there 20 minutes early, because then I can tell them whether or not I can make it there in time. That's super annoying. If I could make it there at that time I wouldn't tell you not to schedule me before the time I give you. Some of us still work and have kids lol. Life in America is silly compared to most places. What is everyone rushing to in an unsafe hurry. Drive safe and be a minute late if necessary, life will still be fine a minute or two late. Rushing around all the time makes a person forget important things and make bad decisions. People need to just relax.

[@gbird007]

Not only can you see a short distance and hear just fine during fog but the lady was also able to sense the boat was rotating. Far from sensory deprivation.

[@saphire666iain]

Totally agree with you these so called scientists ain't got a clue about anything 🙏

[@jessiec4128]

When I was younger, we were hanging out our local park. We were sitting under a tree for shade, it was very hot. Suddenly a lightening bolt hit the tree, and we loss our hearing for a few seconds. I remember how scared i was. it was the first time i knew how deaf people live. I could not hear anything at all.

[@WilliamSmith-iz2kl]

Will Shatner will always be "The Shat!" In my mind.

[@jamieevans6395]

I used to love t j hooker ❤️

[@WilliamSmith-iz2kl]

@@jamieevans6395, It was a really good series. Will Shat is an incredible actor.

[@magdalene74]

the current occupant of the Whitehouse wants that title.. he's earned it.

[@cynthiataylor2092]

I was there in 1961 with my family. I was ten. True story. Cindy Winchester home has spirits.

[@Tinyoak2]

The Winchester house was a fortune teller who took advantage of a grieving woman. It is the 1800's and all that she suffered was actually common. TB was rampant, Yellow fever was rampant, scarlet fever. etc. etc. I had an ancestor who had 12 children and she had lost 7 of the children from these illnesses and 2 from what was listed as accidents ( no further details).

[@thisolddog2259]

Bill Shatner is like that favorite uncle!

[@kellyfoster8903]

In 2018, when I lived in Southern Georgia, for a week or two, there would be 2 boom sounds around 10 or 11a.m. it sounded very distant. It occurred for about 2 weeks every morning around the same time. There would o ly be 2 booms and no more daily. Was in the late spring, on beautiful mornings with not a cloud in the sky.I wondered but my boyfriend and mother also heard it. But have never heard it again nor before that particular time.

[@MariaGarcia-gj5ie]

Love this Weird stuff!

[@dyev7096]

52:44 is pure gold 🤣When William Shatner knocks down the numbers. That should have been on Sesame Street back in the day 😂

[@karinapanganiban3414]

William Shatner is OG!!! His voice is sooo calming, even when the topic is horror or paranormal. Absolute classic!!! 💜💜💜

[@sandraswannell4170]

I was born in New Zealand. Lightning flasher and loud bangs ALWAYS preceded an earthquake

[@sandraswannell4170]

Once a ball of fire rolled down our street during a storm. Everyone in our street witnessed it.

[@sandraswannell4170]

Why the hell didn’t they drop anchor ??

[@garyfrancis6193]

William Shatner could make a menu at Denny’s sound mysterious.

[@JackBarrett7]

It was as the chemist said, but the crying boy picture was also found to have been lacquered with a coating that also served as a fire retardant. Combine that with the fact that most homes in the area had it as it was given away as a promotion with a lot of household items, in some cases from the realty companies when you bought or rented a house or flat. Its like blaming the sink because most homes have them and porcelain doesnt burn.

[@eulaliorodriguez5325]

That is crazy building 🏢🏫 a house 🏠🏡 for ghosts. I think the the psychic just missed her up.

[@heremelynthompson3871]

The very fact that we have the word talisman which is a protection charm against curses etc, etc, so that means curses, jinxes and hexes are real.....

[@magdalene74]

or that people really BELIEVE that they are cursed etc.

[@OneLastHitB4IGo]

That "Crying Boy" painting sure looks awfully like Prince William's son Prince George, the heir to the British throne behind his Father.

[@deonahand]

Bill you are great at telling stories an awesome horseman and you brought many fictional characters to life with your acting 🎭 I love it all and enjoy every minute. Thanks for sharing yourself with all of us❤

[@compactgirl]

Him: how did a painting survive a fire?... Me: um things were of better quality back then 😂😂😂.

[@ericanelson1973]

Thank you, Robert, for allowing me to watch this video.

[@elderkin01]

?? Eh ??

[@jubenmendez9855]

YESSSS!!! He is back!! My husband and I LOVE this show..Tytytytyty

[@rick7884]

I believe I know exactly what's wrong with that kid that bled from the eyes and everything.I had the same problem as a kid. It was a vitamin deficiency at least in my case. I bled from my eyes nose, ears ,and mouth. It was caused by weak capillaries. Once I start taking a heavy dose of a few vitamins it stopped.

[@pearltoomer6392]

me to l had a lots of nosebleeds l was sickly kid now 59 my son has nosebleeds to. he 28

[@dropbearkellyevehammond4446]

I grew up in Victoria, Australia and WE had the crying boy print in a frame, hanging up in our bungalow my cousin lived in, in the back yard area.We never had a fire, so I guess the CURSE must have only effected homes in England.

[@berenicebarnes7822]

Far more likely that more prints were sold in Rotherham by door to door sales people in the 60s & 70s - so more people had it in homes when chip pan fires etc were more frequent. By burning those ones in the UK, The Sun paper would have increased the scarcity of the print. Also, whilst that paper is a ‘top selling’ one, it’s not noted for the quality of its journalism.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

Oh WOW I have heard of the crying boy painting. Maybe in certain families

[@clintdaniel9260]

hey captan kirk u are the best and the greatest of all time

[@nvegas4552]

This show is a fun collection of lightweight stories. Many older areas have superstitions and I'm remembering some of the ones I heard as a child. We were certain one old, abandoned house was haunted. There'd be loud knocks and other strange noises, always from another part of the house. I was spooked enough that I wouldn't go there alone and I would never stay the night. Exploring that old house was one of the exciting things we dared each other to do as kids.

[@Dobviews]

I saw ball lightning when I was a kid with my grandpa. It floated eerily across the gazebo and then... nothing. You could smell ozone in the air after as well. The russian "woodpecker" was located near Chernobyl and ceased operations soon after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. The array is still standing but remains a relic/defunct piece of equipment... kind of like Pukinboy.

[@MysteryArchives]

Will is just segwaying around 💀😂

[@cherylecrunden6069]

Not every picture of the Crying Boy will have been hung on the wall with string. It could have installed in a basement in the corner of a room upstairs with wooden floorboards even a poster picture even on a mantelpiece over an open fire. Infinite scenarios

[@saiberunato]

First heard of the Winchester house in an episode of Ripley's Believe It Or Not decades ago. Then it was featured in an issue of Alan Moore written Swamp Thing.

[@SamFan-f2w]

I love William shatner.. when he talks makes me cozzy n warm like going to to my childhood, I love it

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

im thinking that perhaps there are giant electrical cables on the ocean floor. if the insulation became damaged, the seawater contacting such high voltage theoretically might have caused this.

[@allandavis8201]

I can’t see the correlation between Concord and the “Bell Island Boom” sonic booms created by aircraft don’t create damage on the ground of the magnitude being attributed to them, Concord would have slowed to subsonic speed by the time it was anywhere near the Canadian/United States coastline and unless concord had become a super static discharge wick it couldn’t have caused a “beam of energy” that penetrated the ground, especially ground that was or appeared to be frozen (in the original film footage), as for the ball of light I can’t think of anything to explain it or disprove it, maybe the young man who saw it was seeing “stars” from being hit by the booms, but I don’t know. My personal view is that it must have been an important event for Canada to allow “scientists” from Los Alamos to investigate, and without properly identifying themselves to anyone, especially the fire investigator?, we all know that the USA and Canada have a mutual cooperation agreement but does that extend to letting scientists or any of the “alphabet soup” agencies conduct investigations on Canadian soil “Willy-nilly” or unescorted????, I also think that had it been concord that had caused the events it wouldn’t be a mystery to this day, especially as concord has long retired and any secrecy around her operations would be in the public domain, so I think the reporter who said it was concord should try another hypothesis or theory. Karl Stephan @ 11:49 is an engineer, but what type of engineer? Mechanical?, Electrical? Fluidity? Jet Propulsion? Or one of the many engineering degrees? just because he is an engineer does not make him an expert on electricity or lightning, if his specialty is electrical engineering then why not say so, I have an aerospace engineering background but that doesn’t make me an expert on electricity or lighting, but I bet there are plenty of scientists/professors in Canada who are, and probably at Texas state university, sorry but nothing this expert has said gives me any confidence in his theory, if the chickens were hit by a massive electrical charge how come they still had all their feathers, if the charge was strong enough to make glass fuzes into projectiles and destroy the hen coup then surely it would have turned the chickens into instant KFC?, and if the lightning struck that close to the boy wouldn’t he have suffered from the effects as well? and how did damage occur over large distances but nobody or nothing else appears to have been affected, injured or killed. Dr Stephan is, in my opinion, blowing smoke. One last opinion, if we know so little about ball lightning how can anyone possibly say that is what the young man saw, and how would it hover, lightning is not a static force it is dynamic so it hovering around does not make any logical sense. @ 15:35 I remember the “Woodpecker Signal” being revealed on a British television science show but they called it, if memory serves, the “Moscow Chainsaw/buzzsaw” but I don’t remember it being addressed by the United Nations 🇺🇳, but it could have been as it disappeared as quickly as it appeared, but I can’t see a 10Mhz signal causing the events on Bell island, I would have thought that to create an event like that you would need a massive electrical charge and a frequency much higher than 10Mhz, even today the ability to create such an effect is not, as far as I know, easily done, so in the 70s? Not in my mind. Having said all that the Colonar theory is the most plausible explanation that has been put forward, I don’t think that laymen have enough knowledge or understanding of the atmosphere and atmospheric phenomena that we could dispute the varsity of that particular theory, I know I certainty don’t. I know I have an opinion about a lot of things about the Bell island events, and probably come across as arrogant and self opinionated, and that is, in this case, probably correct, but there again I am getting old and so I don’t really care, again arrogance on my part, so if I have offended anyone or triggered them all I can say is DILLIGAF, age and dementia give me a lot of wiggle room, but I have put my soapbox away, vented my spleen and written my thesis so rest easy I have finished being a know it all, at least for this episode.

[@wattj60]

I didn't think of u as being a know-it-all. Not anywhere close. Not at all! (lol)Giving ur opinion may open another persons mind to new thoughts and or idea's. If u return to see if anyone commented on what u said would u, please, tell us who don't know, what a DILLIGAF is?

[@allandavis8201]

@@wattj60 Hi, thanks for your comment and your kind words, I do appreciate it. DILLIGAF is just a acronym that I, and most of the British military personnel have used probably from our first day in basic training and throughout our service, it breaks down as “Do I Look Like I Give A F..K” usually reserved for banter but also when, for instance, you give an order for a junior rank to do something, something they don’t want to do, or feel like it is not their turn or job to do and they whinge and whine about it, so instead of saying each word you use DILLIGAF, it is sort of complicated but it works, just like SNAFU and FUBAR, but they are a different story. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇦

[@Shellorena]

Thank for sharing your thoughts. Very interesting and reveals you have had the experience to wonder about possibilities others cannot grasp. I really appreciate your take.

[@sofianightwall]

I have spoken to Mr. Shatner at a horse show once he was showing reiners horses but he was riding in the side ring on an older saddle bread I actually believe it was the horse he rode in the movie star track generations when I saw him on the horse the horse was beautiful older but still beautiful full of life proud the horse raised his front legs and held his tail and head high and proud this was around 2008 I was with my friend who was showing his reining horse easy does it, yes against Shatners but horses did very well mr Shatner take care keep up with your reining horses God Bless He was very nice I told him his horse was beautiful he simply smiled brightly and said thank you and kept riding he was focused on his riding so I left him alone I have to say I was truly impressed how he seemed to be connected to that horse I have heard that saddlebreads are like arabs they become very loyal to there owners I wanted to talk further but I have been in the movie industry along time and I knew actors kinda need there time away from others have a little peace and quiet to enjoy there hobbies and such I too loved star track and wnted to talk with him about lots of things but also respect his privacy so I just watched the show and left with my friend and Shatner did well he took a third in one class and first and second in two other classes he rode well If anyone ever wanted to know about Mr Shatner he is a horse guy and he is wonderful with horses has has a gentle hand and loves his animals from what I saw captain or not he loves animals

[@misstessamarie21]

That's awesome to hear! Thank you for sharing! ❤ Ive always thought he seems like a really nice guy. But now I know it because anyone who loves animals and treats them well is a good person. ❤

[@rainbowboa100]

i have been through this house! if you're ever nearby, make the time to go, it's well worth it!

[@franckmt4602]

Très intéressant.. j'ai bien kiffé.. Bonne continuation..👽🌍👍🏻🇨🇵

[@jenniferholden9397]

Ah, Kelvin Mackenzie, editor of that infamous newspaper that hasn’t always been even on a nodding acquaintance with the truth. If you shake his hand, count your fingers.

[@lucyanderson9064]

Regarding Bell Island, I heard a theory it was something called 'super lightning' and it can also cause a rare ball lightning. I have never seen it, but I know someone who has. It can be as tiny as little pea sized orbs apparently, or grow larger. They appear, and disappear, or sometimes a mini 'explosion'. But super lightning can certainly make loud booms also, and destroy things. Then I saw that part of the show, and someone said the same thing so, that's my best guess.

[@CatsCrazyWorld]

Timestamp 1:23:00 IF you want to skip to the Winchester Haunted Mansion Story and NOT deal with the rest of this video. You are very welcome!

[@jamessheehan2694]

that first guy daren has the same jacket he wore thirty years ago.Nice! same style.

[@susanmurphy5647]

Why on earth would to you be in a museum walking , talking on your phone?! 🤣 These people get right on my last nerve! Totally unaware of their surroundings!! 😂

[@PURPLEHAZE30000]

Absolutely LOVE William Shatner

[@joe9739]

I was introduced to you via Star Trek V, saw it in the drive-in when I was 5. And Rescue 9-1-1, great show too sir👍

[@diaryofarealmom3264]

Yeah, sensory deprivation doesn’t make you lose your bearings. You have more sensory than just your eyes. I did the deprivation tank and I still knew where everything was. I also didn’t see anything like colors. I fell asleep half way through the hour, and I had a kind of boring dream, but that’s it. I was disappointed. Only thing that happened is my body felt loose from the epsom salt.

[@uhhhtanner]

The case study by the late, great Dr. Oliver Sacks on the Chopin piano Dr. Cicoria is a really interesting read. The whole Musicophelia book is fantastic.

[@jeansdreamsandmore9201]

I love William Shatner since he was on the Enterprise in Stat Trek lol ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rhondawentzell6959]

Ramirez used DMSO. It’s a derivative that is strangely was once put into skin cream. DMSO derivatives is used in other forms to cryopreserve red cells.

[@angelagendreau3586]

That and she wasn't shocked by the EMTs and then had blood drawn so yeah, I don't buy the doctor trying to say a bunch of trained medical professionals lost their minds within seconds to minutes of each other. I think the shock mixed with the oxygen turned it into DMSO4.

[@wyvrennemacdaniels6813]

thank you you so much. I HATE how a tragedy like Gloria and the accidental chemical combination that ended the victims life even earlier and now are used to torture the family with conspiracy theories and slander. they don't deserve it.

[@midwest1389]

Ball of light was a portal getting ready to open

[@TimeToRelax199]

It was bigfoots portal

[@Mila-lu4mb]

@@TimeToRelax199 someone with some sense

[@EYEBALLKLOTT]

There was a story about a kid who died of real, actual boredom. I had to wonder the point. What else is there? Dead is against the forever point. Put the ladder down, man.

[@dakotac180]

I definitely believe people being cursed or bad energy or karma following them.

[@ilikecerealbowls1]

Funny guy when he says absolutely crazy things AND HES ON A SCOOTER AND LOOKS DIRECTLY AT CAMERA SLOWLY AND DOESNT CHANGE TONE OF VOICE AND SAYS IT SLOWLY he's da king

[@nancysullivan6827]

Advection fog. Lake Michigan. I googled it is pretty odd looking and could scare you if you didn’t know about it I imagine. Probably really captured their attention and time flys when your having fun.

[@Peter-pv8xx]

I'm saving this one, i still have some of Netflix the unexplained to finish first then I'll watch this, a few years ago I went to see him at harrahs AC for his one man show, I loved it.

[@chloesimone8885]

The crying boy painting & prints got the curse from fire fighters finding them untouched still on the wall being the only remains from full houses

[@thomasashe2681]

I have experienced lost time without sensory deprivation.

[@azikiel1286]

This is William Shatner, and this is Rescue 911 this is what came into mind.. OG of OG's

[@AmySarah825]

I LOVED that show! It made me so paranoid my house was going to catch fire as a kid 😅

[@azikiel1286]

@@AmySarah825 memoriessss

[@Spaghettineck]

YES 2 and a half hours of spooky ghosts!!

[@violetduffy8928]

Is that your home? It is beautiful 😍. Love your shows.

[@vanebaby123]

I used to live in downtown L.A. in Lil Tokyo and I'd walk almost daily and most weekend nights id visit the Alexandria just to check out the night life and to roam the hallways and walk through the floors to end up on the roof ... and yes that place makes one feel of sorrow and seriously considering suicidal acts and thoughts. The original elevator is abandoned and closed off because of it being soo haunted and deadly.. the new elevator they built didn't make a difference.. The elevator will playing the elevator game with you. It was unavoidable. It was bound to happen .. and it would happen more times that one wanted to go tormented and terrifying experiences... contact me if u wanna hear my hole story... it's pretty good

[@thatONElatinoContent]

i wanna hear more!

[@justjones5430]

Robert the doll is way smarter than most of the people around him. I believe that explains everything.😎

[@oliviablackburn3907]

It seems like the doctors didn't even try to figure out what's wrong with him. He should have seen a specialist. If he isn't faking it.

[@chickenhappy3607]

The psychic ruined Sara's life

[@natejo9142]

Out of the blue splat! 2:30 haha! I love how he incorporates comedy in a serious moment!

[@Lipsmackincampin]

Oh my gosh I love this show. It cracks me up! Ha

[@susanblessed-n7g]

I love William Shatner! He could read the phone book and I’d listen!

[@lindasbauske3172]

What I would like to know of the crying boy painting, it's OK that was the print that everyone loved at that time, but they never explained what was the real cause of the fire!

[@dianab7874]

There was a great doll story on Night Gallery back in the day too. That one bit was based on Indian magic in the story….spooky. Gave me goosebumps. 1:13:27

[@JustColleen]

The Gloria Ramirez case where the hospital personnel dropped and became ill happened close to the area I grew up in. She was at Riverside General Hospital in Riverside, California. That case was crazy. I remember when it happened. It was a mystery for a good bit of time and alot of people were affected by the woman. Like I said, that's one of the craziest medical cases that's happened in our area, if not the craziest. Nothing like that ever happened before and nothing like it has ever happened since. It's a one of a kind, one time event, that occurred when certain things lined up and created changes that no one knew was going on because no one at the hospital was informed of the DMSO that was applied all over her body. The story about the meth lab is a bunch of crap. That's not any story I've ever heard of being connected to this case. Meth in an IV bag would not smell like ammonia, it would stink like a meth lab, and it would not make 27 out of 30+ hospital employees get sick with the symptoms that they suffered from. If that was any kind of true, back at that time, there would have been people everywhere affected the same way and there wasn't. That case happened at a time when meth labs were everywhere in California's Inland Empire, especially in both San Bernardino County and Riverside County with the former being the worst of the two. With the amount of "cooks" that were active and getting caught during those years, over a thousand a month, there were all kinds of people exposed to the manufacturing process. It also stayed in the walls of the homes where labs were set up and used. If making meth and the chemicals it produces in the process were the reason behind the Ramirez case, reason says there would have been all kinds of people getting sick from exposure during the process, let alone the people who had the misfortune of occupying the home next due to the chemical residue in the walls. That's not what happened back then. Meth labs blew up when mistakes were made and chemicals would mix when they shouldn't. There were never rooms of people falling ill with the symptoms the people that worked on Ramirez suffered with. Nothing like that was ever reported with all the active labs or the buildings they were used in, and there were hundreds on hundreds back then. They were everywhere and were getting busted all the time. If they weren't getting busted, they were blowing up and burning down. It was an epidemic for many years after the Hell's Angels lost control of the manufacturing side of meth. When they had control of the drug, the manufacturing process was never even heard of in neighborhoods occupied by families like they were at the time this case took place. Definitely throughout those crazy years, no body was ever reported to suffer anything like what happened at Riverside General Hospital the day Gloria Ramirez arrived from a meth lab. It would have been a huge event if it did. It was proven they all suffered from a nerve gas that Ramirez's body somehow manufactured with the DMSO she applied. Certain things would have to happen to change the DMSO to the nerve gas, dimethyl sulphate, and for some strange reason, they all took place in her body that day.

[@dew7545]

Yes that was a very scary and bizarre news story...but as you say...the mystery has been solved.

[@nativevirginian8344]

I remember that story too, some people wondered if she was some kind of government experiment, a bio-robot or something, or even alien. This explains it. I get tired of people trying to pawn everything off on people psyching out, hysteria, etc.

[@StacieLent]

I just started listening to William shatner's show tonight. Very fascinating., interesting shows.

[@Zeropainter420]

Ancient astronaut theorists say “YES” ….. they always say yes it’s always aliens .

[@sleonard69]

I think it was the creature , the same one that ripped apart that airplane engine in flight

[@MysteryArchives]

Love this show

[@RoryOdonnell-py4om]

"The Crying Boy... Was an arsonist". "I'M A FIRE STARTER, TWISTED FIRE STARTER". 🔥

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

Egg sale egg sale

[@RoryOdonnell-py4om]

@@thecommonsenseconservative5576 ?

[@MyceliumMuse]

When the debunkers explanations are more bizarre than the events themselves 😂

[@demelzakelly3635]

The boy who was bleeding from the eyes it could be weak blood vessels that would rupture if the pressure became to high from high blood pressure due to stress

[@brawsyor]

I use to live ghost stories when I was younger but now they scare me

[@Chamonix.frequently]

The Winchester mansion is a very unique place but, haunted? I don't think so. It seemed peaceful on our tour and the guide did try to build the creep factor. Having said that, I wouldn't want to be alone in that house. Even during the day! It has a way of turning you about in wrong directions. That alone has a strange creepiness.Now the riddle words on the two glass windows, that was creepy. Our guide walked us by the staircase to nowhere but didn't even stop to let us look, I snuk around to get a photo in that stairwell. When we went to rejoin the group, we almost couldn't find them. It's a huge maze of a place

[@phillipsmith4501]

That crying boy painting was done by , Burney cinder cheers Bill. From Australia .

[@michaellee_sg]

Awesome storytelling!

[@chinettakelly6655]

That man don't know what he's talking about,We know

[@nativevirginian8344]

There is information out now about electromagnetic waves and these standing columnar waves. Some researchers have said that the MH-370 plane that disappeared hit one of these waves and it disintegrated it.

[@CwL-1984]

I live in a state of time distortion, I don't know what day it is.

[@uok_rc]

I watch these for 1) William Shatner and 2) the stories 😄