In Search of...
Life After Life (aka Out of Body Experiences)
TV Flash files “Life After Life (aka Out of Body Experiences)” as hour 101 of 152 in the TV Flash guide — In Search of... (1977–1982) on Syndicated, season 5, episode 5, aired 1980-10-18, 30 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S05E05: listed hour 101 of 152 in the In Search of... guide, hour 5 of 24 in season 5. It aired 1980-10-18 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Daredevil Death Wish” (S05E04). Next is “Moon Madness” (S05E06).
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Where does Life After Life (aka Out of Body Experiences) sit in the In Search of... guide?
S05E05 is listed hour 101 of 152 — hour 5 of 24 in season 5, season 5 episode 5.
When did In Search of... S05E05 air?
Life After Life (aka Out of Body Experiences) aired 1980-10-18 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Is this a skeptical documentary?
It investigates with serious tone and does not require a closed answer. Nimoy's calm is the gravitas; the hypothesis can stay open.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Leonard Nimoy narrates Bigfoot, Atlantis, and every late-night rabbit hole with Spock-grade calm. Syndicated paranormal documentary as mass habit, occult-chic 1970s meeting proto-cable mystery television. The voice, the grainy reenactments, and the pleasure of a hypothesis that never has to close.
The voice arrives before the hypothesis. Syndicated, 1977–1982 in the best-known version: Alan Landsburg's In Search of... puts Leonard Nimoy in the host/narrator chair covering UFOs, cryptids, lost civilizations, and conspiracies with serious tone and eerie synths. Spock-grade calm lending gravitas to wild hypotheses. Bigfoot, Atlantis, every late-night rabbit hole. Grainy reenactments. Occult-chic 1970s meeting proto-cable mystery television. Aesthetic ancestor of countless paranormal docuseries. **They were…
Filed against
- Leonard Nimoy as Narrator / Host
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