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Television's Mysteries
The Mysterious changing Andy Taylor Is the original answer for this something that belongs in the Twilight Zone? Did the writers of the show have an intriguing plot to reveal that just never came to be? What could make a man change so drastically from the changing of black and white to color? Is there a scientific explanation? Could the answer be as bizarre as a UFO kidnapping? Was Andy Taylor replaced with a clone? Were we watching two different dimensions of time and space? I have some more reasonable explanations, but you be the judge. Perhaps Andy had attempted to quit smoking which made him grumpy in real life. Perhaps he was trying to impress the equally grumpy Miss Crump or should we say Miss Grump. Why, oh why, didn't he marry the lady druggist? Perhaps none of this would have happened.
So what do you think? Was it aliens, a lack of nicotine, Goober, Gomer, Miss Crump, or no Barney? You be the judge, I just present the facts as I know them. Talk about it on the Andy Griffith Show Forum
The Disappearing Son on Happy Days What about Chuck on Happy Days? How could a mother and
father completely forget they ever had a son? But if you watched the
recent Happy Days reunion if then there was no reasonable explanation
given as to why Chuck just disappeared. In the final episode of Happy
Days, Mr. C even relates to the audience how he was happy to have raised
two children, not three as we know really happened. Is this another case
of alien abduction? There is precedence for this strange phenomenon. If
you have seen the recent movie The Forgotten, you can see how
aliens can put the mind whammy on parents, making them completely forget
their kids for purposes of evil alien experiments on parental mindsets.
Surely the explanation cannot be as simple as the writers were just too
lazy to keep up with the fact that the Cunninghams had another son beside
Richie. Perhaps the strange powers of the Fonz were not simply from his
cool as we were told. Maybe the Fonz himself was an alien with the
power of mind control over other humans, including the power to snap his
fingers to bring herds of screaming girls to his side. Now that I think
of it, no wonder people think Elvis is still alive. Maybe he too was
from another world. Could it be Elvis and the Fonz were part of a rival
gang from Ork preparing for the arrival Mork from Ork? More Unexplained Phenomenon 2. On the last episode of Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, a baby arrives just for the closing moments of the show, just because the Kent's want a child. No explanation is ever given. Is it then just coincidence that Dean Cain would soon host the new Solved: If the show was to have another season the baby was to be another Kryptonian. Previously, it had been shown that a whole slew of Kryptonians were still alive and Clark Kent had become their leader for a few episodes. Ripley's Believe It or Not? Lois & Clark Forum 3. How can Metropolis be in Kansas as it is only a couple of hours away from Smallville on the popular WB hit Smallville? On one episode Clark climbed a water tower with a friend and they could actually see Metropolis without X-ray vision. In the past it has always been accepted that Metropolis represented New York City. Smallville Forum 4. After 9 years of episodes, can anyone truly say that any of the bizarre happenings on the X-files were ever explained. What mind control did they use to force us to watch year after year with no answers? I beg of you Chris Carter make a movie or something that can explain all of this unexplained phenomenon. X-files Forum 5. On The Greatest American Hero, a 1980's TV show about a teacher who gains Superman like powers by wearing a super suit from aliens, there was one strange occurrence. The Greatest American Hero's main character Ralph Hinkley inexplicably becomes Ralph Hanley. What happened? Well even though Ralph got his super suit from aliens this was no alien conspiracy. After the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan by John Hinkley, they decided to rename the main character to avoid any association with the John Hinkley. Greatest American Hero Forum I'm sure there are many more unexplained events on television throughout the years, but was it all by television writers, or did Rod Serling's Twilight Zone infect the rest of TV history as well? Discuss unexplained events on television on the TV Forum If you have a article about television
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