Strange Evidence

What is this?

It could be a yoyo it might be a burrito .... next video repeat.

It's utterly pathetic that I figure out the 'mysterious' events at home, just using logic. The new channel 'Cottage Life' has scrap shows like this; I will NEVER subscribe to a channel that defames real science & using your brain. Pitiful.

With all of the mind numbing drivel that is on TV these days, the science channel USED to be the place you could go that had shows with some form of intelligence. Strange evidence just shows that the science channel has succumb to the ignorance of the masses. Not only are the "theories" they come up with utter nonsense that even a 5 yr old could see through, their facts are just downright wrong!!! I just heard them say with one of these ridiculous theories regarding a giant spider web that black widows kill 7 people a year. That is just PLAIN WRONG!!!!! Is anyone actually fact checking the stories? Not to mention anyone, esp a biologist being interviewed, that knows anything about spiders knows it couldn't possibly be a black widow web. But I guess it's all about what sells and the science channel is becoming no different than all the other garbage that is on these days. So sad....

Looks interested but for each mystery it just goes on and on and on, it could be aliens, it could be God, could be ghosts, then it's just a reflective light in the sky. Then the next mystery starts and you realise I have other channels.

This show started off quite interesting with deduction to most cases being built correctly (logically). However, the last 2 seasons they've been presenting cases which are obvious from the get-go yet chose to wander endlessy through any unreasonably "possible causes". Yawn. And to top it all off (with a bang) they've started relying more and more on completely unecessary (read: illogical) explosive tests with their stiff, jacked-up old-timer "expert" grinning like a little kid with every ABC explaination he dotes whilst blowing stuff to smithereens. Please diverge from the "mythbusters" gimmick and get back to real-live cases whether they be solvable or not...