The TWC board the USS Edson, a haunted battleship that served in the Vietnam War. Their goal is to free the spirits trapped aboard - including a disturbed poltergeist.

Nick, Katrina and fellow enthusiast Aaron Sagers recount their 72-hour investigations with unseen footage and in-depth evidence analysis.

A campus policeman is lured into a building by the vengeful ghost of a murdered student, and an officer encounters a deceitful spirit inside a courthouse.

The team return to Florida's Panhandle to re-investigate one couple's convincing evidence of Sasquatches living on their property.

Spring means locals can finally reach the outside world to resupply. Jeremy walks a bull calf home through bear country and faces off with a hungry black bear.

McCarthy is under attack from awakening bears. Jeremy's livestock is attacked and he goes on the hunt. While Gary searches for horses spooked by a grizzly.

Hidden in McCarthy is the largest man-made ruin in the world - and Neil wants to open it up to tourists. Jenny finds a secret creek that holds gold.

When astronaut Leroy Chao's high-risk spacewalk is interrupted by bright lights flying past, it sparks a major investigation. Could alien life forms be to blame?

The Viking Lander may have found life on Mars. Meanwhile, how can a starship be spotted in the Aurora Borealis? And what exactly are NASA's mysterious Moon Pigeons?

The frontier spirit can still be found in New Mexico and as Andrew finds out it's reflected in the food.

Andrew gets a taste of the unexpected when he visits San Diego. He samples swordfish bone marrow, and mashed lamb brains cooked in an underground pit.

Andrew discovers that Miami is a hot spot for food. He samples roasted pig brains, fresh wreckfish cheeks, and a fruit that feels like glass on the throat.

Andrew Zimmern creates a menu inspired by his travels around the world for this one-night-only, pop-up restaurant in Los Angeles.

Andrew heads deep into Florida to get a true taste of what life is like in the wilderness. He samples fried frog legs and goes on an alligator hunt.

Andrew visits Las Vegas where everything is extreme. From a hamburger that costs $5,000 to a dinner for 1,800 people, he gets a look at the city's grand food scene.

Andrew takes a road trip through the heart of the Mississippi Delta. He tastes everything from smoked baloney sandwiches, fried chicken livers, and pork rinds.

Andrew Zimmern heads to the Big Easy, where the food is a mix of Southern tradition and modern influence. He samples stuffed pig stomach and smoked racoon.

Investigative journalist Christof Putzel chases a Black Dahlia suspect to the Philippines and discovers another shocking murder.

Josh Gates is in Africa's Kalahari Desert seeking a fabled lost city. He encounters wild animals, rafts down rapids and flies in an open-air helicopter.

Josh Gates joins two treasure hunters in the Philippines searching for Yamashita's Gold, which has been hidden since World War II.

Actor Bruce Campbell showcases six naturally gifted people. They have all dazzled audiences with the moves they make and the breaths they take!

A flying Mothman appears to have returned to Mason County, West Virginia, and is terrorizing the county. Can hunters catch the monster once and for all?

The TWC visit one of the oldest prisons in the Midwest, seeking to banish the spirits of two sinister child killers infesting its ghostly cellblocks.

The TWC return to the site of their first paranormal investigation, where they hope to uncover the true identity of a menacing shadow figure.

An officer discovers a demon lurking around an abandoned factory and a paramedic is trapped inside a speeding ambulance with a poltergeist.

From a bridge in Vermont where a jilted teenage girl leapt to her death to a Tennessee intersection, historians and witnesses recount tales about haunted towns.

In Sicily, household items suddenly burst into flames, but why? Plus, on the coast of Australia, three friends mysteriously vanish from their yacht.

The team explore the haunted corridors of an abandoned manor that was opened to house the homeless and insane, but became a byword for suicide and bizarre deaths.