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Your Guide April-May Guide To Paranormal Series On Discovery+ and Travel Channel

Are you wondering what terrifying paranormal programming is headed your way on discovery+? We can answer that. We’ve your APRIL 26th – MAY 9th schedule! “The Ghost Brothers” will encounter violent activity at a notorious Old West gold mine on an all-new episode of “Ghost Brothers: Lights Out.” But that’s not all. An all-new episode of “Portals to Hell,” takes the team on a grim ride inside an abandoned amusement park that has a foreboding history. Of course, that’s just the beginning. Check out the guide for more! discovery+ PREMIERES HAUNTED HOSPITALS NEW SEASON – Begins Streaming Friday, May 7 on discovery+ Each episode of HAUNTED HOSPITALS tells chilling tales of paranormal activity inside hospitals, nursing homes, morgues, and medical institutions. Past patients suspended between this world and the next, departed medical professionals who insist on overseeing their wards long after death, spirits roaming corridors to signal unfinished business with their presence – these terrifying stories are told by the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 13, 2021
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The Little Mermaid – Pain, Love, and Death

Years ago, when I was in school, the entirety of students were shuffled into the gym for a long-forgotten reason, sat down on the hard, wooden floor and “The Little Mermaid” was projected for us all to watch. I think that my favorite part of this Disney version was the singing seagull who walloped through the hit song “Kiss the Girl” with guttural la-la-las until he was physically silenced by the little red crab. I loved the juxtaposition of a happy little tune on a romantic date trying to set the mood for some smooching and this seagull is bellowing in the background just trying to fit in…why is he the only animal in the whole Disney-oceanic world who can’t sing? In this well-known version of this cartoon the foul-singing fowl is painful on the ears, but the original story is filled to the brim with pain and misery. Hans Christian Anderson wrote a tale of a young mermaid who

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Capt McNeely
Dec 29, 2016

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Your Guide April-May Guide To Paranormal Series On Discovery+ and Travel Channel

Are you wondering what terrifying paranormal programming is headed your way on discovery+? We can answer that. We’ve your APRIL 26th – MAY 9th schedule! “The Ghost Brothers” will encounter violent activity at a notorious Old West gold mine on an all-new episode of “Ghost Brothers: Lights Out.” But that’s not all. An all-new episode of “Portals to Hell,” takes the team on a grim ride inside an abandoned amusement park that has a foreboding history. Of course, that’s just the beginning. Check out the guide for more! discovery+ PREMIERES HAUNTED HOSPITALS NEW SEASON – Begins Streaming Friday, May 7 on discovery+ Each episode of HAUNTED HOSPITALS tells chilling tales of paranormal activity inside hospitals, nursing homes, morgues, and medical institutions. Past patients suspended between this world and the next, departed medical professionals who insist on overseeing their wards long after death, spirits roaming corridors to signal unfinished business with their presence – these terrifying stories are told by the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 13, 2021
Horror Fuel

The Little Mermaid – Pain, Love, and Death

Years ago, when I was in school, the entirety of students were shuffled into the gym for a long-forgotten reason, sat down on the hard, wooden floor and “The Little Mermaid” was projected for us all to watch. I think that my favorite part of this Disney version was the singing seagull who walloped through the hit song “Kiss the Girl” with guttural la-la-las until he was physically silenced by the little red crab. I loved the juxtaposition of a happy little tune on a romantic date trying to set the mood for some smooching and this seagull is bellowing in the background just trying to fit in…why is he the only animal in the whole Disney-oceanic world who can’t sing? In this well-known version of this cartoon the foul-singing fowl is painful on the ears, but the original story is filled to the brim with pain and misery. Hans Christian Anderson wrote a tale of a young mermaid who

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Capt McNeely
Dec 29, 2016