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The Grinch, Dr. Seuss's bright green curmudgeon, has been getting us into the holiday spirit for more than 50 years.

'Watch Mr. Wizard,' which aired on NBC from 1951 to 1965, featured host Don Herbert performing a series of science experiments using everyday objects—glass bottles, cans, aquariums, matches—to illustrate the amazing world of physics.

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Some of television's most beloved series have had massive budgets. (Surprisingly, so have some of the worst.)

One eagle-eyed fan noticed that Michael Scott's prized plasma TV made a repeat appearance.

Prepare for some serious déjà vu.

The horror reality show gave contestants their own cameras and set them loose in purportedly haunted locations. The crew still can't explain what happened next.

Whether or not you’re artistically inclined, there’s a good chance that you—like millions of other people around the world—have been captivated by Bob Ross’s instructional landscape paintings and soothing voice.

Between voice recorders and cameras, you don't need that much to document paranormal Halloween happenings.

The controversial technique has been dividing the forensic science community for nearly 20 years.

Never say never.

3. Before he was melting hearts as Ross Poldark, Aidan Turner spent a decade competing in ballroom dancing competitions.