In this closing episode of season two, urban legends, Kelly and Cyndi look at two strange and unbelievable medical urban legends: kidney theft and gerbiling.

Urban legends are all around us. Even holidays aren't immune to outlandish stories. This week, co-hosts Kelly and Cyndi take a look at some truly crazy Holiday Urban Legends - Halloween Urban Legends and the newest holiday on the calendar, the infamous 4/20.

Due to illness and jackhammering outside the "studio," we have been unable to record this week. However, Cyndi recorded a bonus episode in case of just such a situation. We hope you enjoy the eerie legend of Robert the Doll.

This week Kelly and Cyndi discuss the supernatural urban legends of Stigmata and Black-eyed Children

The legends we hear as children are the ones that stay with us most vividly. But what if you hadn't just heard the legend, but participated in it or had it thrust upon you? Kelly and Cyndi cover the legend of Bloody Mary and Poisoned Halloween Candy

Hollywood is full of mysteries, secrets and urban legends. Cyndi and Kelly take a closer look at two Hollywood urban legends: Nightmare on Elm Street's legend that claims if you die in a dream, you die in real life, and James Dean's Cursed Car.

Urban legends have been with humanity for generations. What we consider folk tales were once contemporary urban legends. This week Cyndi and Kelly take a look at the historic urban legends of Spring-heeled Jack and the Myth of the West.

Urban legends come in all shapes and sizes. Cryptid urban legends are no exception. Whether its chupacabra, Bigfoot, big cats running wild, or the Loch Ness Monster, cryptid urban legends continue to thrill and frighten.

Urban legends inform our social beliefs, how to act in public, and align our moral compass. For teens, the message is clear: stay close to home, cars are a gateway to death and destruction, and girls are always a target, even in their own homes.

Kelly and Cyndi finally created a show trailer.