[ SECRET POST #3176 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3176 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Journey]


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03.
[Absolutely Fabulous]


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04.
(Sam Smith, Lana Del Rey, Shirley Bassey, Ellie Goulding)


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05.
[Tim Drake, DC Comics]


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06.
[Wakako-zake]


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07.
[FIFA, World Soccer Championship]


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08.
[Fear The Walking Dead]


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09.
[Calvin Dyson - Bond Reviewer, The Anime Man, BobSamurai's Anime Reviews, Retroblasting, Oliver Harper's Retrospective and Reviews]


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10.
[Higher Ground]


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11.
[Beelzebub]


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12.
[Steven Universe]


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13.
[Robert Stack, Unsolved Mysteries]








Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 056 secrets from Secret Submission Post #454.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 1 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

13. http://i.imgur.com/H54VMGZ.jpg
[Robert Stack, Unsolved Mysteries]

[kaijinscendre]

YESSSS! Totally agree with this. Though, I don't fall asleep to the show because I don't need anymore murders in my dreams!

[quantumreality]

Wow, there's an actor I haven't heard about in a long time! :O

[(Anonymous)]

For me, it's the guy who does Chapter a Day on NPR. I wish they played that late in the evening instead of the afternoon when I'm usually trying NOT to fall asleep.

[dethtoll]

Fun fact: His voice is what I hear when I'm reading comics with omniscient narrators.

[(Anonymous)]

That's fair.

[(Anonymous)]

Now I'm gonna start hearing it. Though it will probably make me think something scary is about to be revealed.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you ever have weird dreams because of the things he talks about?

[(Anonymous)]

Not the OP, but something weird about me is that I find find urban legends, unsolved mysteries, and other creepy stuff helps me relax.

I had really bad insomnia when I was 14 because I stumbled upon a creepy Chinese website/online game that was to promote a horror movie (I assume because I can't read Chinese). I couldn't sleep so I tried to fight fire with fire by watching scary movies and crime documentaries until once fear canceled out the other and I became sort of desensitized.

Now my brain is somehow wired to find creepy stuff, mysteries, and Robert Stacks voice to be the most relaxing thing for me.

[leisuretime]

Unsolved Mysteries was nightmare fuel for me, but I loved it.

I miss the days when my summer afternoons involved a block of Doogie Howser, Rescue 911 and Unsolved Mysteries. Maybe a little Sally Jessy Raphael for variety.

[(Anonymous)]

Unsolved Mysteries was nightmare fuel for me, but I loved it.

I actually flinched for the briefest moment when I scrolled to this last secret and all of a sudden, there's Stack staring at me :p.

But YES to your TV lineup (save for "Doogie Howser"-somehow I missed out on watching him). I freaking loved "Rescue 911", and this show was great, too. I was all about the stories involving supposedly haunted places, those were my favorite segments.

And Sally Jesse. Man. There's a blast from the past right there. I remember sometimes watching those kinds of shows and whenever someone on them would act like a jerk I got legit upset about it, nearly as much as the vocal audience did :p.

[leikomgwtfbbq]

Mine was Unsolved Mysteries, the Golden Girls, and the Nanny. I watched Lifetime a lot in the middle of the day.

Maybe you could try other things that he's done as well.

[(Anonymous)]

I only suggest this because, while I do like his voice, those unsolved mysteries following me into sleep make me shudder.

He's the narrator on Hercules (the tv series spin-off to Disney's Hercules).

Re: Maybe you could try other things that he's done as well.

[(Anonymous)]

He also voiced Ultra Magnus on the Transformers Movie (the 1986 animated one).

[leikomgwtfbbq]

I did the same! I had a lot of surgeries and illnesses as a kid and so I'd tune in to Unsolved Mysteries, partly because I was a weird and morbid kid who liked hearing stories about Bigfoot and unsolved murders, and partly because I just really loved hearing his voice all the time.

It really helped a lot when I was laid up!

YAY!

[(Anonymous)]

Unsolved mysteries secret! For that matter, Robert Stack secret!

[(Anonymous)]

"I want you to give this scumbag a cavity search. I'm talking Roto-Rooter. Don't stop until you reach the back of his teeth."

[(Anonymous)]

This came to my mind, too :D. So weird and yet so awesome that he was in that movie.

[shahrizai]

I loved summers because my parents would let me stay up late and watch Unsolved Mysteries! Yup, I was that weird kid.

I also got to see the original airings with him instead of the hacked up Dennis Farina ones.

[(Anonymous)]

Unsolved Mysteries and Fact or Fiction were stuff my whole family loved watching. I had to be around 10 years old and my sister was two years younger.
I guess that is what inspired my interest in criminology and mysteries.

[(Anonymous)]

This was one of my favorite shows when I was a kid, so I can totally see this.

[(Anonymous)]

100% agreed! His voice always calms me despite talking about creepy stuff on Unsolved Mysteries. There will never be another voice quite like his.

[(Anonymous)]

Do people really get dreams/nightmares related to stuff they do just before sleeping? That never works for me. My dreams are always completely unrelated to my stuff going on in my life or what I do before bedtime.

I can watch a bunch of serial killer documentaries or unsolved murder mysteries and my dreams will not have anything to do with that. Maybe it's because I subconsciously set up mental blacklist, "I don't want to see this in my dream" and my brain accepts the request.

[(Anonymous)]

I never have a problem with it either and I also read and watch a lot of crime/serial killer/mystery stuff. And horror. I think for most people, dreams aren't that straightforward. I hardly ever dream about things that occupy most of my waking hours, it's always random trivial bits and pieces, or things I haven't consciously thought about for years.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha! I had a friend who said Robert Stack creeped her out and she refused to watch the show.