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In Search of… — Storyline

In Search of… is a TV series that was broadcast weekly from 1977 to 1982, devoted to mysterious phenomena. It was created after the success of three one-hour TV documentaries produced by creator Alan Landsburg: In Search of Ancient Astronauts in 1973, In Search of Ancient Mysteries and The Outer Space Connection, both in 1975. All three featured narration by Rod Serling, who was the initial choice to host the spin-off show. After Serling's death, Leonard Nimoy was selected to be the host.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Alan Landsburg
• Starring: Leonard Nimoy

In Search of… — Series Details

In Search of… — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Other Voices (1977-04-17) — Examines groundbreaking experiments that show the possibility that plants respond to people's thoughts.
• E2: Strange Visitors (aka Oracle Chamber) (1977-04-24) — In this episode we investigate New Hampshire's Mystery Hill and the "Oracle Chamber." Was this site, as some believe, built by ancient Phoenicians, who traveled to America in the
• E3: Ancient Aviators (aka Ancient Flight) (1977-04-24) — In this episode we investigate the mysterious markings on the plains of Nazca in Peru. What are these mysterious markings, who made them, and why? Were they an ancient landing fi
• E4: The Bermuda Triangle (1977-04-27) — This episode investigates the mysterious Bermuda Triangle, that expanse of the Atlantic bounded by Miami, the Bahamas, and Puerto Rico. An area where ships and planes routinely di
• E5: Bigfoot (1977-04-28) — This episode investigates the Native American Legend of Bigfoot or "Sasquatch" as the Native Americans call it. A large, hairy beast, resembling a man. Scientists and Cryptozoolo
• E6: Killer Bees (1977-05-01) — In this episode, the advance of Killer Bees, originally imported to South America from Africa, and their march northward into Central America, Mexico, and their eventual expected e
• E7: Earthquakes (1977-05-07) — In this episode we investigate earthquakes, the natural phenomenon caused by movements in the earth's crust. Various approaches and efforts in earthquake prediction are covered as
• E8: The Mummy's Curse (1977-05-14) — In this episode we investigate the "Mummy's Curse" or the supposed curse that struck the members of the Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter expedition that discovered and then entered
• E9: Martians (1977-05-21) — This episode investigates the possibility of life on the planet Mars. Does it exist and/or did it ever exist on the Red Planet? The show not only discusses the possibility of int
• E10: Atlantis (1977-05-22) — This episode investigates Atlantis, the legendary island that was supposed to have existed "beyond the Pillars of Hercules" (Straits of Gibraltar) and whether or not it really ever
• E11: Psychic Detectives (1977-05-26) — In "Psychic Detectives" we investigate E.S.P. (Extrasensory Perception) and its possible uses in law enforcement in both the apprehension of criminals to its use to help solve case
• E12: A Call from Space (1977-05-28) — In the episode "Call from Space" we investigate the varied methods in use to communicate with life in outer space. Covered are the methods used, the rationale for wanting to commun
• E13: Learning ESP (1977-05-28) — This episode explores Extrasensory Perception or ESP. Does ESP exist and can it be taught and learned? Is it a trait that we all used to have before language took its place? Is
• E14: Nazi Plunder (1977-05-29) — In this episode we investigate the possibility that items stolen by the Nazi's during World War II worth billions of dollars lie hidden somewhere, still waiting to be found. Docum
• E15: Amelia Earhart (1977-06-01) — This episode investigates the life and mysterious death of Amelia Earhart, one of the most famous women aviators who disappeared while trying to become the first woman to fly aroun
• E16: Dracula (1977-06-08) — In this episode we investigate Dracula, the fictional character from Bram Stoker's novel. But was there a real Dracula? Was this character based on a real person? The life of Vl
• E17: The Easter Island Massacre (1977-06-15) — This episodes explores the mystery of the Moai of Easter Island (Rapa Nui), who might have build these giant statues and even more mysteriously, why were some of them mutilated and
• E18: Ghosts (1977-06-22) — This episode studies specters and a parapsychologist's theory that they are troubled earthbound souls in need of help.
• E19: Life After Death (aka Near Death Experiences) (1977-06-29) — A visit to a soul research institute for firsthand accounts of people who claim they have died and come back to life.
• E20: The Loch Ness Monster (1977-07-06) — A hunt for the leviathan which has so far eluded all expeditions to prove that it truly exists.
• E21: UFOs (1977-07-13) — An evaluation of reports by people who have seen "saucers", and the growing body of evidence that America is regularly being visited by UFOs.
• E22: Voodoo (1977-07-26) — Experience an actual voodoo rite, and meet a priest dedicated to disarming its effects.
• E23: Inca Treasures (1977-08-11) — Camera crews accompany a Peruvian excavation party in quest of a great Inca city believed lost for 300 years.
• E24: The Magic of Stonehenge (1977-09-10) — The mysteries of Stonehenge, a circular arrangement of prehistoric megaliths and lintels in southwestern England are investigated.

Season 2

• E1: The Lost Dutchman Mine (aka Mother Lode) (1977-12-24) — The Lost Dutchman Mine: An investigation into why hundreds of gold hunters have died searching for a lost treasure ever since a German prospector wandered out of Arizona's Supersti
• E2: The Man Who Would Not Die (1977-12-31) — An account of the exploits of the individual known as St. Germain. His origin and abilities are the stuff of legend and shrouded in mystery. Some even believe he has continued to a
• E3: Firewalkers (1978-01-05) — Fire walking has existed for thousands of years throughout the globe. How is it possible that those who engage in this practice remain unharmed and what role does faith play in kee
• E4: Mayan Mysteries (1978-01-07) — Examines the culture and life of the Mayan people and provides some thoughts on what might have happened to them to cause them to abandon their highly advanced society in Central A
• E5: Astrology (1978-01-12) — The subject of astrology is discussed with Syndey Omarr who's annual books on the subject were very popular in the 1970s. Also the possiblility that the three wise men in the Bible
• E6: Michael Rockefeller (1978-01-21) — An examination of the disappearance of Michael Rockefeller in New Guinea in 1961. Many different theories are explored for his disappearance including drowning, shark attack, canni
• E7: Hurricanes (1978-01-26) — Incredibly violent storms, hurricanes are capable of causing immense damage to life and property. Scientific advancements have helped track hurricanes, yet due to their mercurial n
• E8: The Ogopogo Monster (1978-01-28) — Does a mysterious sea monster known as Ogopogo inhabit Okanagan Lake? Historical accounts from First Nations peoples as well as more recent eyewitnesses claim the beast exists, des
• E9: Pyramid Secrets (1978-02-04) — Examines the pyramids of Egypt and how they were possibly built as well as what purpose they could have served.
• E10: Dead Sea Scrolls (1978-02-09) — In 1945, a Bedouin shepherd boy discovered writings which are over 2,000 years old, and the program looks at these scrolls and the effect they have had on organized religion.
• E11: Reincarnation (1978-02-11) — Examines the possibility of reincarnation through various ways of exploring one's past lives. The recreations are quite good in this episode. It also suggests that reincarnation is
• E12: The Shark Worshippers (1978-02-18) — An in-depth look at the awesome power, ferocity, and intelligence of sharks as well as the legend of Dakuwaqa, the mythical shark-god of Fiji to whom aboriginal Fijians prayed and
• E13: Anastasia (1978-02-23) — Did Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov survive the murder of her Royal Russian family by the Soviet Union and escape to the West?
• E14: The Secrets of Life (1978-02-25) — A philosophical look at the essence of life at its molecular level in addition to a survey of scientific and technological advances, such as genetic recombination of DNA, that brin
• E15: Immortality (1978-02-27) — A look at the effects of aging and modern scientific approaches to reversing old age and death.
• E16: The Swamp Monster (1978-03-04) — Does a monster exist in the Honey Island swamp which lies only an hour away from New Orleans? Several witnesses provide testimony that it does.
• E17: Hypnosis (1978-03-09) — "In Search of…" investigates the possible uses of hypnosis from recovering lost memories to faster learning. These hypnotic methods are used in modern surgery and police investig
• E18: Troy (1978-03-11) — Was Homer's account of the Trojan War in "The Illiad" based-upon historical fact? Heinrich Schliemann, a self-made millionaire and amateur archaeologist, unearthed Troy and its tre
• E19: Witch Doctors (1978-03-18) — An examination of alternative forms of health care, specifically the link between culture and the outcome of curatives upon healing. Various non-traditional practices are demonstra
• E20: Haunted Castles (1978-04-27) — Probe into one of the world's most haunted places.
• E21: Butch Cassidy (1978-05-04) — Examines the possibility that Butch Cassidy was not killed in Bolivia along with the Sundance Kid, but actually lived a full life and died peacefully in 1937.
• E22: Deadly Ants (1978-05-11) — The amazing strength and industriousness of ants is profiled, in particular that of fire ants. Builders of massive formicaries and possessed of a painful, fatal bite, fire ants hav
• E23: The Coming Ice Age (1978-05-18) — An inquiry into whether the dramatic weather changes in America's northern states mean that a new ice age is approaching.
• E24: The Garden of Eden (1978-06-01) — Using the Old Testament as a road map, researchers attempt to trace the possible site of the original Garden to India, China, and an island off the coast of Saudi Arabia.

Season 3

• E1: UFO Captives (1978-09-14) — An examination of claims made by a family in Utah, a man in Wyoming on a hunting excursion, etc. of being abducted (kidnapped) and held captive on UFOs: A close encounter of the fo
• E2: Tornadoes (1978-09-21) — Scientists at the National Severe Storms Laboratory work to detect and mitigate the impact of tornadoes, which are the most ferocious storms of all, often striking with little warn
• E3: Cloning (1978-09-28) — A review of the benefits and concerns of producing genetically identical individuals artificially.
• E4: Water Seekers (aka Dowsing) (1978-10-05) — The ancient art of dowsing is reviewed, specifically the accuracy and reliability of water dowsers. Do they possess a psychic ability to detect water or can successful dowsing be l
• E5: Jack the Ripper (1978-10-12) — An investigative report on the unsolved mystery of London's notorious serial killer. The episode reveals the killer's connection with contemporary media and the possible involvemen
• E6: Cryogenics (1978-10-19) — Scientists have frozen and successfully revived animals in laboratory settings. In addition, some human beings have opted to be frozen at death in hopes of being revived at a futur
• E7: Siberian Fireball (1978-10-26) — The Tunguska event of 1908 was eerily similar to the Trinity nuclear test in 1945. How could a nuclear-like blast have occurred prior to the atomic age? Was a comet or asteroid the
• E8: The Great Lakes Triangle (1978-11-02) — An examination of strange disappearances of ships and planes in an area of the Great Lakes that is considered to be more dangerous than the fabled Bermuda Triangle.
• E9: Monster Hunters (aka Sasquatch) (1978-11-09) — Examines various "monster hunters" including Peter Byrne and Tim Dinsdale as well as the "Bay Area Group". Subjects such as Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster are covered.
• E10: Bermuda Triangle Pirates (1978-12-07) — Explores the possibility that modern pirates involved in drug smuggling may be a factor in the disappearances of luxury yachts in the Bermuda Triangle off Florida. Scenes are dram
• E11: Indian Astronomers (aka Mayan Legacy) (1978-12-14) — Many pre-Columbian cultures possessed a sophisticated understanding of the heavens. Did they share this knowledge, even across great distances? Similar insights of the Cahokia, Anc
• E12: Sherlock Holmes (1978-12-21) — An examination of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, and how the author emulated his fictional detective in many respects.
• E13: Lost Vikings (1978-12-28) — What happened to the Vikings, led initially by Erik the Red, who had settled in Greenland? Did they perish due to some unforeseen calamity? Or did they relocate to Newfoundland, th
• E14: Dreams and Nightmares (1979-01-04) — "In Search of …" explores the mysteries of dreams and nightmares: why we have them and what they do for us.
• E15: Animal ESP (1979-01-11) — Do animals, including humans, possess extrasensory perception? If so, are we humans and our companion animals able to communicate on a deeper level? Further, do humans have the abi
• E16: The Money Pit Mystery (aka Captain Kidd) (1979-01-18) — Was a secret treasure buried on Oak Island off the coast of Nova Scotia? This episode examines the possibilities that it was and also covers some of the searches for it.
• E17: Psychic Sea Hunt (1979-01-25) — Various individuals with psychic abilities are given a map of the ocean floor and asked to identify areas that may contain long-forgotten shipwrecks and perhaps even treasure. A su
• E18: The Angel of Death (aka Joseph Mengele) (1979-02-01) — The hunt for the fugitive sadistic Nazi doctor and his most famous pursuer, Simon Wiesenthal.
• E19: Noah's Flood (1979-02-08) — This episode looks into the scientific methods used to prove the Flood as described in The Bible.
• E20: The Diamond Curse (1979-02-15) — Does the possession of diamonds carry an inherent curse? In particular, how has the Hope Diamond, as well as other significant diamonds, affected its possessors?
• E21: Ghostly Stakeout (1979-02-22) — California psychics visit two purportedly haunted properties and attempt, with mixed results, to contact and exorcise ghosts located within the structures.
• E22: Brain Power (1979-03-17) — A survey of the brain, its mysteries and potential, and how it may be trained to overcome cerebral birth defects as well as move beyond its current, limited usage.
• E23: Sodom & Gomorrah (1979-05-10) — Scientists look into the theory that the remains of these wicked cities are on the very site of a crater now filled by the Dead Sea.
• E24: King Tut (1979-05-17) — The brief life and reign of Tutankhamen were mostly unremarkable, yet upon his death he was entombed with a collection of astonishing riches and his decision to restore Egypt's anc

Season 4

• E1: Tidal Waves (1979-09-20) — Tidal waves are responsible for an enormous loss of life and property, yet often not considered as threatening as other natural disasters. Past tidal wave effects as well as future
• E2: Carlos, the Most Wanted Man in the World (1979-09-27) — A profile of the notorious international terrorist, Ilich Ramírez Sánchez aka Carlos.
• E3: The Amityville Horror (1979-10-04) — An examination of the house in Amityville, Long Island, New York that is supposedly haunted.
• E4: UFO Australia (1979-10-11) — An overview of the prevalence of UFO sightings in the Southern Hemisphere with an in-depth look at an Australian pilot who described his abduction while in contact with air traffic
• E5: Immortal Sharks (1979-10-18) — Sharks are a source of great curiosity and concern and among the sharks the most feared is the Great White. Expert testimony and reenactments demonstrate examples of the awesome po
• E6: The Lost Colony of Roanoke (1979-10-25) — A look at new evidence which offers an intriguing theory about where the colonists of the ill-fated Roanoke colony went.
• E7: The Shroud of Turin (1979-11-08) — This segment examines the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, which many believe is the actual burial cloth of Christ and that it bears His image.
• E8: Mexican Pyramids (1979-11-15) — In Mexico and Guatemala stand great temples and pyramids built long ago by the Aztecs and Mayans, two extremely advanced civilizations. Despite their many breakthroughs much of the
• E9: The Abominable Snowman (1979-11-22) — An examination of the Yeti, the legendary ape-like creature supposedly inhabiting the Himalayan mountains.
• E10: Pompeii (1978-11-29) — Pompeii: The great Roman city was a wealthy resort and mecca for fun-lovers before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Were early Christians among the Roman revelers?
• E11: D.B. Cooper (1979-12-06) — Follows the incredible hijacking commited by D.B. Cooper, who parachuted out of an airplane with the ransom money and was never seen again. It offers some evidence about Cooper's
• E12: The Ten Commandments (aka Mount Sinai) (1979-12-13) — A look at Mt. Sinai, where Moses was supposed to have received the Ten Commandments from God.
• E13: The Dark Star (aka The Dogons) (1979-12-20) — The Dogon people of west Africa possess ancient, sophisticated knowledge of the Universe, in particular of the star Sirius B, which remained unknown to scientists until 1862. How d
• E14: The San Andreas Fault (1979-12-27) — The San Andreas Fault traverses the majority of California. Based upon historical and scientific data, is it possible to predict future earthquakes along the fault line as well as
• E15: The Missing Heir (1980-01-03) — At the time, there were over $20 billion unclaimed in USA banks from those who died intestate. This show focuses on a stock certificate in a San Francisco vault of Wells Fargo Bank
• E16: Vincent Van Gogh (1980-01-10) — An examination of the legendary, but troubled, painter Vincent Van Gogh – was he really mentally ill?
• E17: Wild Children (1980-01-17) — Several alleged historical cases are examined of children who became lost and were raised in the wild by animals.
• E18: The Ghost Ship (aka Mary Celeste) (1980-01-24) — An examination of the notorious sailing ship that was discovered mysteriously abandoned at sea with the crew and passengers vanished without a trace.
• E19: Earth Visitors (1980-01-31) — "In Search of …" examines evidence that life on earth began when extraterrestrials brought it here.
• E20: John the Baptist (1980-02-07) — "In Search of…" investigates to determine whether the legendary holy man's remains are in Europe or Egypt.
• E21: Air Disaster Prediction (1980-02-14) — In this episode, In Search Of investigates the possibility of predictions of airplane disasters. Did an ordinary citizen predict the 1979 crash of American Airlines Flight 191 in C
• E22: The Bimini Wall (1980-02-21) — A look at the various theories behind the origin of the Bimini Wall as well as other natural features of the district, focusing-upon the much-discussed connection to the lost city
• E23: Glenn Miller (1980-03-07) — An examination of the mysterious disappearance of the big band leader.
• E24: Past Lives (1980-03-14) — Is it possible to determine if we've lived past lives? Several cases of suspected reincarnation are considered and the practice of regression therapy, the process of revisiting pas

Season 5

• E1: UFO Coverups (1980-09-20) — An investigation into UFO sightings with an emphasis on the 1947 Roswell, New Mexico sightings, Project Blue Book, and Hangar 18 at Wright-Patterson AFB.
• E2: Faith Healing (1980-09-27) — Unorthodox means of healing are considered, from charismatic Christian faith healers to electric magnetism to meditative techniques. Advocates and skeptics are interviewed.
• E3: Lee Harvey Oswald (1980-10-04) — New information on President Kennedy's assassination, including a police tape revealing a fourth shot, expert handwriting analysis on Oswald's diary, and a possible Oswald lookalik
• E4: Daredevil Death Wish (1980-10-11) — A look at thrill-seeking daredevils from Harry Houdini through "pickup pilot" Chuck Strange. A peek into the stuntman-training school of Hollywood veteran Kim Kahana.
• E5: Life After Life (aka Out of Body Experiences) (1980-10-18) — What exactly is death and what lies beyond it? Three survivors share their testimonies of near death experiences (NDEs). Doctors and a theologian offer their explanations.
• E6: Moon Madness (1980-10-25) — Can the full moon drive men mad? Once dismissed as a myth, scientists are reevaluating the effect exerted by our nearest neighbor.
• E7: Dangerous Volcanoes (1980-11-01) — Volcanoes, spotlighting Mount St. Helens, which erupted on May 18, 1980. Local law enforcement, a volcanologist, and an earthquake-sensitive woman are interviewed. A simulated evac
• E8: The Lindbergh Kidnapping (1980-11-08) — Investigative reporter Anthony Scaduto presents startling new evidence that exonerates Bruno Richard Hauptmann, the man convicted and executed for the March 1932 kidnapping and mur
• E9: Acupuncture (1980-11-15) — East meets West in this exploration of acupuncture, filmed on location in Peking, China. Chinese medicine's fight for acceptance in America. Graphic scenes of brain surgery and of
• E10: Jimmy Hoffa (1980-11-22) — Jimmy Hoffa was the president of the powerful Teamsters' Union. He only cared about himself. He fought to the top, but eventually got killed, although his body was never found.
• E11: Fountain of Youth (1980-11-29) — The Fountain of Youth of legend is fast becoming reality thanks to modern science, nutrition, and cosmetic surgery. A report on the many ways America's aging population seeks to re
• E12: Laugh Therapy (1980-12-06) — Is laughter the best medicine? Entertainers old and new offer their thoughts along with researchers into the placebo effect, biofeedback, and laughter therapy.
• E13: Salem Witches (1980-12-13) — A celebration of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts featuring rare looks at coven rituals and an initiation ceremony. A scientist suggests a rational explanation lurks behind the h
• E14: Super Children (1980-12-27) — Are child prodigies born or nurtured? A day in the life of a gifted ballerina. Visits to schools for gifted students and a computer camp. Educators suggest every child possesses tr
• E15: The Great Wall of China (1981-01-10)
• E16: The Castle of Secrets (aka Coral Castle) (1981-01-24) — Edward Leedskalnin built a Coral Castle in Florida City, Florida during modern times. The stones weigh up to 5 tons. Yet he used simple tools and a tripod. The mystery he once said
• E17: Great Lovers (1981-01-31) — A look at the lives of the great lovers Casanova and Don Juan. Did they have true feelings for their conquests or were they instead fools attempting to slake a never-ending thirst?
• E18: The Holy Grail (1981-02-07) — "In Search of…" explores the claims that the chalice used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper may have been found.
• E19: The Death of Marilyn Monroe (1981-02-14) — What was the cause of Marilyn Monroe's untimely death? Did she commit suicide? Was she the victim of an accidental overdose of medication? Was she murdered? Each of these possibili
• E20: Chinese Explorers (1981-02-21) — Did explorers from China arrive on the west coast of North America in 458 A.D. and then proceed to Central America? This episode examines both the facts and myths that surround thi
• E21: The Hindenburg Mystery (1981-02-21) — A examination of the last great passenger dirigible and the question of whether its explosive destruction was by accident or sabotage.
• E22: The End of the World (1981-04-30) — Large meteors have caused massive destruction in the past. Will one also cause the end of the world? Conversely, instead of a threat, will outer space prove to be a boon to mankind
• E23: The Lusitania (1981-05-16) — An examination of the British ocean liner torpedoed during World War I and possible reasons for why she sank so quickly.
• E24: Sun Worshippers (1981-05-19) — An exploration of the social, religious, and technological relationships between human beings and the sun, emphasizing the exploitation of solar energy through photovoltaic cells,

Season 6

• E1: Jesse James (1981-09-21) — Who was Jesse James? Why was and is he considered a folk hero? How did he manage to avoid capture for so many years? And was he killed by Robert Ford in 1882 or did he go into hidi
• E2: Biofeedback (1981-09-28) — An in-depth look at biofeedback therapy and its potential benefits in combating maladies such as asthma, epilepsy, performance anxiety, mobility issues, and stress.
• E3: Ghosts in Photography (1981-10-05)
• E4: M.I.A.'s (1981-10-12) — An investigation into a highly controversial and emotional question: Are American servicemen still lingering in prison in Vietnam?
• E5: The Elephant Man (1981-10-19) — An examination of the life of John Merrick, a catastrophically deformed man in Victorian London, and the possible medical cause of his condition.
• E6: The Lincoln Conspiracy (1981-10-26) — An examination of the conspiracy surrounding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln including a theory that the assassin John Wilkes Booth may not have been killed in a shoot-out wit
• E7: Jim Jones (1981-10-31) — An examination of cult leader, Jim Jones, and his People's Temple following that culminated into a horrific mass suicide in Guyana.
• E8: King Solomon's Mines (1981-11-02) — Through his leadership, his collaborations with the Phoenicians, and his renowned wisdom, Solomon amassed the greatest fortune in the ancient world. How exactly he collected so muc
• E9: The Tower of London Murders (1981-11-09) — A look at the history of the infamous Tower of London and the mysterious deaths of Edward IV's two sons during their stay there. Was Richard III responsible for the princes' death
• E10: The Aztec Conquest (1981-11-16) — An examination of the conquest of the Aztec civilization by the Spanish in 1519 and also mentions that the coming of the Spanish might have been part of an Aztec prophesy foretelli
• E11: Houdini's Secrets (1981-11-21) — A look at the life of Harry Houdini including his efforts to debunk phony psychics and spiritualists of the time. Also attempts of his wife to contact him after his death
• E12: Hiroshima Survivors (1981-11-23) — A contemplative look at Hiroshima, before and after 1945. The city has proved resilient, yet those exposed to the bombing were damaged physically and mentally and questions linger
• E13: The Titanic (1981-11-30) — An examination of the sinking of the British ocean liner and possible reasons for why she sank so quickly.
• E14: Future Life (1981-12-06) — A survey of scientific potentialities as regards the future of human life, including ecologically-based living arrangements, the impact of computers and artificial intelligence, eu
• E15: Nostradamus (1981-12-13) — Have the prophecies of Nostradamus truly been accurate? His writings about the future, particularly his descriptions of the rise of both Napoleon and Hitler, while somewhat nebulou
• E16: Spirit Voices (1981-12-20) — Exploring the possibility that ghosts or spirits may be trying to contact us through the telephone or via tape recording. Includes a segment with the author of the book "Phone call
• E17: The Human Aura (1982-01-03) — Do living things emit an aura? If so, can this aura be detected? A look at artistic representations of auras throughout history as well as attempts by modern medicine to document a
• E18: The Missing Link (1982-01-17) — An overview of the longstanding question of how humans came to be, presenting the viewpoints of both evolution and creation as discussed by members of the scientific community, som
• E19: Time & Space Travel (1982-01-24) — A look at modern (1981) space travel and also at possible time travel. Author William Kaufman is featured in this and makes some good points also mentioning Albert Einstein's theor
• E20: Eva Braun (1982-02-01) — An examination of the fate of the mistress of Adolf Hitler.
• E21: The Walls of Jericho (1982-02-08) — A look at the ancient city of Jericho including a review of its destruction as described in "The Book of Joshua." Archaeological expeditions conducted in Jericho in the 1930s and 1
• E22: Bishop Pike (1982-02-15) — The life and controversial career of Bishop James Pike are examined, including his impact on faith, organized religion, society, and social issues as well as his personal demons an
• E23: The Ultimate Disaster (1982-02-22) — Earthquakes, fires, floods, tidal waves, tornadoes, volcanoes…each occur annually and cause massive amounts of damage. However, is Earth headed towards a cataclysmic event so gre
• E24: Life Before Birth (1982-03-01) — When does life before birth actually begin?

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does In Search of… have? 7 season(s) with 152 episodes.

Who created In Search of…? Alan Landsburg.

Where can I watch In Search of…? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.