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Hold on to your butts, campers, today's episode of Immature History has an accidental theme! Madison shares the unsettling tale of Colorado's Mad Pooper and Meghan gives us a lesson on the history of mooning.
Surprise! We can't help ourselves from bringing you one last spooky museum! Today we visit Paris, France and learn all about Jacques Sirgent and his ode to the vampire, but first Madison peppers us with vampire fun facts and we (obviously) make fun of Twilight.
Happy Halloween, campers! We are rounding out October with two more spooky stories for you: a case of a mysterious being in the walls and a tale of Halloween candy gone wrong.
Campers, today’s episode is bloody mental. We’re talkin’ TV for just a few short minutes, and then we’re headed over to London, England. Meghan takes us on a journey through the 1880s murders committed by none other than Jack the Ripper. On your way home from the Jack the Ripper Museum, treat yourself to a slider and some onion chips from White Castle.
*Today's episode contains some content that is more graphic than our usual episodes. If you'd like to skip over the more gruesome stuff, here are the time stamps:
11:55 to 13:45
14:48 to 15:12
5:57 to 16:42
17:45 to 18:11
In today's episode, we visit two extra spooky locations: the White House and the Bermuda Triangle. Madison introduces us to Lincoln's ghost and Meghan gives us her expert opinion on what's really up with the ocean.
We are getting specific today, Campers! Gather round and join us from the most haunted room in Meghan’s house. After we fill you all in on our favorite shows and episodes to watch when we’re together, we will mount our brooms and head to Cornwall for the latest installation of Spooktober: the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.
Don't get hysterical - we're back with some more spooky and spooky-adjacent stories for you! Today we cover the ghostliness of Russia's City of the Dead and the bizarre case of the Mad Gasser of Mattoon.
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Two amateur/immature historians explore the bizarre, disturbing, and hilarious world of museums.