@BibleTales123 I'm with you. As a kid I thought Nimoy was the smartest guy in the world. If he said something I believed. Loved the Lochness monster episode, Jack The Ripper and of Course Bigfoot.
I loved watching *In Search Of* reruns on A&E thirty or so years ago. I think the show creator/producer, Alan Landsburg (who also wrote a series of paperback tie-ins), had a sincere interest in the subject matter. Long before I tracked down a copy of *The Sirius Mystery* by Robert Temple, I got hepped to the enigma of Dogon cosmology by an episode of this show.
So many classic episodes - the Bigfoot one scared the crap out of me, the Wildboy of France was a good one. At least those sleeves were connected - the loose individual ones are the worst but I agree that’s still the cheap route.
This a show we both love and talked about many times brother.
You know it!😀
I remember on "In Search Of" , I first learned of Loch Ness and it ignited my imagination. Major Nimoy fan here
Nimoy was the man! Quite a songbird as well!🖖🖖🖖
@BibleTales123 I'm with you. As a kid I thought Nimoy was the smartest guy in the world. If he said something I believed. Loved the Lochness monster episode, Jack The Ripper and of Course Bigfoot.
I loved watching *In Search Of* reruns on A&E thirty or so years ago. I think the show creator/producer, Alan Landsburg (who also wrote a series of paperback tie-ins), had a sincere interest in the subject matter. Long before I tracked down a copy of *The Sirius Mystery* by Robert Temple, I got hepped to the enigma of Dogon cosmology by an episode of this show.
Wow, that is so cool. Thank you for commenting, would love to hear about this more!
So many classic episodes - the Bigfoot one scared the crap out of me, the Wildboy of France was a good one. At least those sleeves were connected - the loose individual ones are the worst but I agree that’s still the cheap route.
Such a classic! And your right, the individual is a pain as well