I'll keep it short & sweet: "Unsolved Mysteries," hosted by the late Robert Stack (he has since been replaced by Dennis Farina), is one of the great shows about - you guessed it - unsolved mysteries. Most of the stories around here surrounded unsolved disappearances, murders, UFO sightings, alleged supernatural phenomena, and a few well-known mysteries (like, the hunt for the Loch Ness Monster, the 1947 Roswell incident, the Atlanta Child Murders controversy, the alleged "Son of Sam" killings conspiracy, and the deaths of several well-known celebrities). Each case was quite intriguing and well-documented. I watched each episode closely and carefully. This was a great show.10/10

This was a very well made, incredibly excellent TV show, that while a little cheesy has actually helped solve crimes, which makes it worthwhile anyway.. of course not all cases were solved. However the show was very professional, a great host, good information about the cases, including interviews from the victims families and such. A excellent television show that I am glad is coming back to TV thanks to Spike TV, hopefully they won't ruin this show, and Dennis Faraia (is that how you spell it?) will be at least half as good as Robert Stack was. Here's to hoping the new remake will close the books on a few cases and bring peace to the deceased... and be better then America's Most Wanted. (I mostly dislike that show because there's something about John Walsh I can't stand. I'm glad it helps get criminals off the streets and all but that guy just makes me go crazy) Unsolved Mysteries IS in the top 3 of True-Crime shows and hopefully the new remake will be just as good as it was before. I give this show a 9/10, as it is not perfect, as sometimes some of the re-enactments are just wayy too cheesy.

SPOILERSNow, I have only seen a couple episodes of Unsolved Mysteries, but when it is on every now and then, I watch it. To be honest, I wish it was on more often. This is a great show. It is also very important for the viewer, because remember, everything in the show is real. Real and true. Some stories are really creepy, some are sad, some are spooky, some are just down right horrifying. Either way, no matter what the story is, it is real.Here is the basis of Unsolved Mysteries. Robert Stack hosts this show. The viewer is shown a story. The story is a real life story about UFO sightings, murders, missing people, and so forth. They usually end up in a mystery, hence the title "Unsolved Mysteries." There are re-enactments of the story, and there are also interviews with the people in the story. Robert then tells the viewers that if they have any information about the story, contact them. The viewers do help, because in almost every episode, they show the conclusion to the story with the help of the viewer.Overall, this is a great show. I wish it was still on, but you know, Robert Stack is dead so I do not think that will happen anytime soon. I encourage you to watch this show when it is on, not for the pure entertainment, but because of the importance of the show. It tells you what can happen in real life. Anyway, this is an important show that is not only exciting and tense, but it is also fantastic.9/10Recommended Shows: America's Most Wanted.

This show is my favorite show of all time. It is the perfect show for when you want to watch a scary mystery program. And I mean scary. RobertStack's voice is just chilling to the bone. I don't get why they use him. I mean, is it the fact that its a scary show? But he's still a good host. He always wears a scary trench coat and is always in a scary building. Its very scary. Its true. There are stories of UFOs, ghosts, unexplained deaths, robbery, missing people, wanted fugitives and suspects. Its scary. my cousin's friend used to be the neighbor of a man that looked just like a person in a wanted suspect story and the day of the broadcast, that man moved away! That's about as scary as they come. I wish they still made new episodes. This was a great show. 10/10