This week we discuss, apparently, children who were raised by wolves and grow up to Bigfoot, or something like that. There is a lot, and I mean A LOT, of questionable ethics in this episode. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week, we go in search of Vincent van Gogh, who I didn't know was missing. It turns out that Leonard Nimoy played Vincent's brother Theo in a movie and had an interest in the idea that Vincent van Gogh wasn't insane. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week, In Search Of... is actually in search of something. In this case, the heir of a multi-million dollar stock certificate that, in today's money, is probably now worthless. We enter a world of land grabs, investment banks, and TV hosts with the latest in notepads. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week, we have an episode with a lot of not-so-good ideas, like digging into a fault. Also, pumping water into the fault. And also, feeding an ostrich by hand. They might have actually gotten one prediction correct...sort of. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week, we meet an African tribe called the Dogon who apparently "discovered" a mysterious star. Or something along those lines. It's apparently from the vicinity of Sirius. Or something along those lines. I really can't remember much about this episode. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week we travel to the Sinai in search of the ten commandments (I think). It seems to be another one of those travel bureau episodes rather than an actual search for anything. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week, we finally discuss one of the most famous heists in history, DB Cooper. Who was he? Did he survive the jump into the forests of the Pacific Northwest? We still don't know.

This week takes us to the land of Pompeii where a volcano named Vesuvius erupted. We get a good example of early "science" such as augury. Then there's a question if they were a Christian society (probably not). Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

This week, we discuss the abominable snowman. Yes, another cryptozoology episode for your entertainment. We are once again graced with the presence of Peter Byrne in this episode who we saw in one of the Bigfoot episodes. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter

Do the pyramids of Mexico have some connection to the pyramids of Egypt or is that just silly? HINT: It's silly. This episode looks at the pyramids of Mexico and the original episode is a real snoozer. Luckily, we have Leonard in white. Oliver Rockside on TwitterSteve Cloutier on TwitterIlluminati Social Club on Twitter