This was my grandma's favorite show, and she'd always want to watch them with me. I can give 100% credit to her for my lifelong obsession with the paranormal and supernatural!

@Solodolo84

Жыл бұрын

Same here. My grandma flipped my whole imagination and encouraged me to explore every alternative. I was that weird kid who would rent 70s and 80s documentary films from the library just to spend time with her. All credit to grams 🙏💙

@lamarravery4094

Жыл бұрын

My grand parents watched Hee Haw and Walton's and Lawrence Welk, lol.

@paulgram3967

10 ай бұрын

Same here

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

Timex©️

@VIRGONOMICS

10 ай бұрын

I can relate . It’s funny how much these old classics made such an imprint on those of us who enjoy this material .

I was 16 in 1974 and this was my favorite show I always had a interest in our hidden history

@MarkMaciag-dz9gb

Ай бұрын

Same age here. I remembered that timex commercial like it was yesterday.

@yarbisallee7501

Ай бұрын

Marry me lol

It's quite clear that wristwatch testing standards in the early 1970's were vastly superior to today in 2023.

@MoneyBEATSsoul

9 ай бұрын

i freakin love alice

@tattooinggentleman6346

9 ай бұрын

Alice needs to dump that sad sap. 😂

@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142

9 ай бұрын

They should make planes out of Timex,no more crashes.

@pennyjerkins7115

8 ай бұрын

RIP John Cameron Swayze. You brought many eyes to Timex and other numerous brands. That commercial was really a short film. What a intimate moment we all got to share with a friend helping us keep better time.

Rod Serling had a great voice for doing documentaries.

@simpleman5688

10 ай бұрын

Goat

I remember Rod Serling very well from the 70's. Especially the Night Gallery series was spooky and I always looked forward to!

Great series! Rod Serling is good as always and Leonard Nimoy was also a solid choice when the series launched as a weekly series.

@ChadQuick270W

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I think Rod Serling would have been boat had he not passed away. Leonard Nimoy did a super job though and was great on Ancient Mysteries in the 1990s as well.

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

Timex ©️

@campbellpaul

9 ай бұрын

Phillip Morris was their voice coach.

@numarkaz

9 ай бұрын

@@campbellpaul Timex ©️

@colinglass1342

9 ай бұрын

The outer limits

One of my favorite shows back in the 70's. Loved Leanord Nemoy's voice also.

I love that you left the commercials in, they take me back to the 70’s. Also, I’d like to see the In Search Of series that Leonard Nimoy hosted. I really enjoyed that show growing up. Thanks for putting this video up. 👍

@Ryfolamf

8 ай бұрын

I just got the boxed set on Amazon... 144 episodes!

@gregjung9301

8 ай бұрын

@@Ryfolamf Nice, that’s awesome.

@MENFUSSMIKE

7 ай бұрын

​@Ryfolamf I got it too several years ago. Good stuff

The TV series known as "In Search of" began in 1977. Prior to that there were 3 hour long documentaries that were produced in the early 70s by Alan Landsburg that would later be the basis for the series that was narrated by Leonard Nimoy. This is one of those documentaries.

@RepublicConstitution

10 ай бұрын

Awesome

@pauljoyner4338

9 ай бұрын

Thanks. I was wondering. I own the complete TV series, but this isn't included on the set I have. I remember being a kid of 5 to 8 years old and "In Search Of" creeped me out sometimes.

@AvengerII

9 ай бұрын

@@pauljoyner4338 Rights issues is what I'd bet it is. The Serling estate might have to sign off on any home media releases of the "long" episodes of In Search Of. Honestly, I've NEVER seen any of these specials on home media although they may have had VHS and DVD editions. The In Search Of TV series I HAVE seen on home media. It's been released on DVD twice. I saw a series collection of the In Search Of TV series once in a Half-Price Bookstore.

@pauljoyner4338

9 ай бұрын

@@AvengerII I ordered mine off of Amazon a few years ago now. I picked the complete series up for 30 dollars or so.

@bradparker9664

9 ай бұрын

Paul it sounds like you and I had very similar childhoods and both bought the Nimoy set to maybe relive part of that.

After watching this magnificent documentary I purchased a Timex.

@bradparker9664

9 ай бұрын

I'm waiting for the Gorilla leaping up and down on Samsonite luggage before I order a new suitcase.

Born in 1955,I was fortunate enough that I could have watched these fantastic shows.

All these decades later, and I'm still fascinated by this. 😁

Nothing is like score narrator driven grainy filmed Docs.. thanks so much for your channel and this tone of voice was always in the backround at me Grandparents

This originally aired January 31st 1974.

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

Is that when you got your Timex©️?

@ChristopherMacLean-lj2xi

3 ай бұрын

A day after I was born. Wow!

When I was a kid, I believe it was Tuesday night after dinner, This came on the TV and it scared the living crap out of me every time.😂

@pauljoyner4338

9 ай бұрын

Me too sometimes. I purchased the box set of the series, but as a kid it could spook me easily.

Rod Serling was on another universe - literally ❤❤❤

@AvengerII

9 ай бұрын

No... he was in "a dimension of light and sound!"

@CaptZdq1

8 ай бұрын

He certainly wasn't literally in another universe. We wouldn't know of him if he had been.

You know your transfer is nearly the quality of the Nimoy "In Search of" set that I got on Amazon. I think the industry as a whole around that time, all too often in television, was going for cheap over quality. You can only do so much when the source is less than ideal. I think you did an outstanding job from reading your description about stuff being received on rabbit ears and such. Well done!

Giorgio Tsoukalis grew up on this show.😉😉 Rod Serling was awesome.

@stevefugatt7075

9 ай бұрын

Giorgio ain't got nuthin' on this! 😂

I remember this, including the Tmex commercials. Great show.

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

Timex ©️ to you, good sir

Loving the ‘ Timex ‘ wristwatch ad’s, Gold !

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

And a merry Timex ©️ to you as well

@earlwright9715

9 ай бұрын

I like it when they put the watch on the prop of the boat

@numarkaz

9 ай бұрын

@@earlwright9715 Timex ©️

rod serling is legend love him

When All Is Said And Done, We Still Can’t Get Off This Planet

Rod Serling was no fool.

I bet you without a doubt that every ancient megalithic sculpture was adorned in gold, jewelry and painted magnificently. Fight me!

@AusDenBergen

9 ай бұрын

Very well could have been. It wouldn't be an out of place practice.

I absolutely love old and or lost media thanks for the content, and preserving this media. 👍

Oh I love this. In Search Of , Arthur C Clarke , Eric Von Danikan all got me started on a life long adventure , and Always In Search Of.

Oh how I love Rod Serling!!!! Smart, creative, curious, awesome!

The best part of these old tv shows is the commercials. 🤣

@TS-1267

10 ай бұрын

... Annoying At The Time Though MMmmmmm 🤔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🖖

I remember as a kid watching this cartoon called The Mysterious Cities Of Gold. It talked about all of this stuff, great show and they had a small history segment at the end of every show

@hiamaraldvaan7221

9 ай бұрын

Great intro song

@LP-fy8wr

9 ай бұрын

​@@hiamaraldvaan7221Yeah the intro song was really catchy. I guess they actually made a new version of the cartoon.

I thought it would never end.. but in a good way I thought it would never end.

My mind is blown. Never knew about this!

Theres nothing else quite like these old shows.

I remember watching these episodes when I was a kid. It stirred my imagination. I wanted to be an explorer...and then my parents smashed my imagination.

@earlwright9715

9 ай бұрын

Me also, except I don't blame my parents

The Inca claimed that many of those precision structures were not built by them. They referred to the builders as the old ones.

@MichaelKurse

9 ай бұрын

The Inca were late-comers who came from the north.

@AusDenBergen

9 ай бұрын

Yep. He very briefly touched on that in this. Same with the pyramids in Egypt.

@chronicarica2812

8 ай бұрын

The incss did not exist just like the part when he says that "the inxas destroyed all the evidence" that's completely false, the Spanish did most of the killing and destruction but its a fact that Puma punka was hit by something huge to destroy it. Dr Millan said that about the incas

Rod Serling was on another universe - literally ❤❤❤😊

@rezzer7918

9 ай бұрын

You mean from not on. Literal much?

@sammy-wi8pi

9 ай бұрын

@@rezzer7918 ??

I loved watching In Search of. I was only 8 when this episode aired. 50 years ago

The best type of documentaries

Outstanding doc It Came From Beyond: Ancient Mysteries & Astronauts

Loved this show as a kid in the 70s

@vincentlussier8264

9 ай бұрын

Remember Night Gallery he hosted? Scare the hell out of me every episode!

The timex commercials were a bonus

Very old stuff this episode sounded like it came from the book Chariots of the Gods

@deathwrenchcustom

9 ай бұрын

100%. Von Dainiken crap. And people still buy it.

I used to watch In Search Of before jr and high school. I graduated in 97 so these were old reruns even then, but i loved them. I missed the last 15 or more minutes of each episode though every morning 😂

We always hear of those planes being lost; but never, EVER, OF THAT SUBSEQUENT SEARCH PLANE TRANSMISSION," Don't Come After Me...They look like they are from Outer Space"! Wow!? Simply WOW!?

way,way ahead of its time

These old In Search Of episodes are the best. Took themselves seriously and presented the theory well. Even if it wasn't aliens per se there must have at least been an advanced civilization(s) older than the ones we know.

I think I learned more about timex watches after viewing this than ancient astronauts!

Ancient Aliens long before Ancient Aliens. So sad what happened to Rod Serling.

I have never seen this show, so cool! Thanks for uploading

@harrywalker968

9 ай бұрын

watch viper tv sumerian tablets.. expains a lot.. & the flintstone show.. with the alien caling fred dumb dumb.. thats,, about right.. also if you,v seen promethius.. its about as real as it gets.. same story as viper tv..

I'm loving these cheesy adds from the 70s :)

Its 50 years old this year Half a century ago they were producing this information and it's like nobody watched or listen yet Maybe 1 out of 100 people know anything explained in this video

Timex. .. Takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin' 🤣🤣🤣 Great show😊😊😊

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

Timex ©️ forever

@MichaelKurse

9 ай бұрын

Like my girlfriend's box.😜😜🤪🥴😏😏😏

TV shows used to be much better back then

cool show.

This is lit

Timex , it takes a licking and keeps on ticking !! 😎👍

Great job! Thank you!!

Surprisingly good quality

@numarkaz

10 ай бұрын

Timex ©️

This is very entertaining

Alien DNA highly probable.

Duncan Lunan's *The Mysterious Signals from Outer Space* is a fascinating read, if you can find a copy. Strangely enough, despite the speculative link that Alan Landsburg tried to establish here between the probe theory and Tiwanaku, Lunan didn't think much of Tiwanaku as a possible extraterrestrial settlement in ancient times. (He devoted much more attention to the Tassili frescoes seen in the *Chariots of the Gods* film.) I respectfully disagree. Even a cursory look at the building materials used at Tiwanaku--and the dazzling finished product that was achieved in such an inhospitable location--places that city high on the list of the ancient world's genuine mysteries. After the Great Pyramid and Baalbek, there is no site more inexplicable than Tiwanaku.

@CaptZdq1

8 ай бұрын

I think u mean Tiahuanaco.

@jonathanmitchell9886

8 ай бұрын

@@CaptZdq1 No, I mean Tiwanaku. "Tiahuanaco" is the Spanish rendering.

Loved Lenard Nemoy but Rod Serling was the best.

This was so awesome ❤

This old ass show was nearly 100ywars ahead of advertising

Its not the mystery of Space visitors, but visitors from another existence having their own time in place. Thus Earth bound as well.

I forgot all about this show, they should remake this show.

The key is the lost squadron . The transmission capture by the ham radio operator .."Dont come after me , they look like they are from outer space..dont come after me" 17:08

@Jsedjen

8 ай бұрын

Can you teach me how to make a comment and insert a time stamp for the video please?

@whirlwind8825

8 ай бұрын

right click on video at time you want or enter time in comment and it turns to a link like this 3 :11 no spaces 3:11 @@Jsedjen

@Aaron-zf4xw

Ай бұрын

@@Jsedjen I realize you asked 7 months ago :) But... you just need to type the number in in and the hyperlink is automatically assigned.

@Jsedjen

Ай бұрын

@@Aaron-zf4xw thank you for your time in replying my friend! I'm gonna give it a try.

@Aaron-zf4xw

Ай бұрын

@@Jsedjen Yeah! Just type the number (including the colon) and it should work. I only found out by accident once.

String writing was called Khipu (English Phonetics) also spelled Quipu (Spanish Phonetics) was how they wrote things and recorded information. Incans were not only tribe that used strings to store information some others used until 1800's according to man in another video.

Retros from 1970's😊

The original Ancient Astronauts!

Those statues at Tihuanaco do look similar in style to the Easter Island statues. 🗿

Lake tittycocka is the funniest word on planet earth change my mind lmao

@earlwright9715

9 ай бұрын

Titty shit

I like the Timex pub !!!

I'm running off to the store and buying a Timex with a calendar.

Excellent

I want that boat from the Timex ad in the beginning. Screw the watch, that boat hauls ass!

The city was built on rock and roll.

51.00 With great respect, Rod got that wrong....Epsilon is a double star.

So many things before were 😢😢😢better! As an example...Carl Sagan...was the best!😎😎

ROD is the BEST . . . GOD BLESS ALL 4 I AM THE SHED ! ! ! ! !

I miss watching Spock

That Timex watch advert was gold😂

It’s weird, watches are still around $30. But cars? That car was probably $2000 and a comparable car today would be $45,000

Eddy King was V/O on the "Music Country U.S.A." promo towards the end.

Going up in the seventies Over Sci-Fi'd, Over Sexed, and Under Age. Good times!

@USTTRM

10 ай бұрын

Ha. Yep that about sums it up!

@earlwright9715

9 ай бұрын

Yep, I was 13, and she was 15

From KNBC, not KABC.

In story Ezekiel called it a vision which is different than seeing actual objects.

"In Search Of" beat the heck out of ANYTHING going on today that is similar. 😁

Very intresting tooic 😊 i think iz possible that our solar sytem was in the past near another one consisting that our sun travels trought space and is not static!

Thurs. 1/31/74 NBC/KNBC-4

That poor Timex! 😂

Very cool. What do you mean by "clean and baked" before transfer?

Like this one

Bogey at 10 o clock high, I wonder what it was out there that they saw.

The Timex boat is sweet

Even directed panspermia doesn't explain anything bc it doesn't say anything about who seeded the ETs, n it leads to infinite regress.

Story of Atlantis was written by Plato which he claimed tale came from Egyptian although no earlier written record by Egyptians were found other stories of Atlantis were written after Plato.

Only man's arrogance stops him from believing in the unseen and the other world. Gods even perhaps?

I need a Timex watch !!

The drawing today, would be a drone.

Timex: It takes a licking and keeps on ticking...until it doesn't. And then it can't be fixed.