Tonight on the Purple Stuff podcast, mysterious blobs rained down on the town of Oakville, Washington.

It wasn't hailed. It was a gelatinous, like material.

A satanic arsonist videotapes his evil handiwork.

I've never run across anything as eerie as this tape.

And a UFO, the size of a football field, terrorizes New York.

Unit 5 to base. I'm seeing it too. It's hovering up on my car.

Join Jay and Matt as they dive deep into that creepy TV series. Unsolved Mysteries. So we're finally going to do it, Jay, a whole show dedicated to unsolved mysteries.

We are very excited.

We've been talking about this one for a long time.

Yeah, it's wild that we never got around to it.

I think it's one of those things where it just seems like it's so big for us.

It's hard to like do an hour show on something like this.

Yeah, it seemed insurmountable because there's so many seasons.

I picture on self-mysteries as being like this thing for my childhood,

and then I realized that it's basically been produced through last week.

Yeah, exactly. They had Robert Stack in hologram form, came back after Farina.

So after a few specials in 87, the show's proper run began in 1988. God, this was one of my

big must watches back then. How about you?

Yeah, for the first few seasons, I was heavily into it. I used to watch it on a small black

and white TV in my kitchen. People listening are probably like a black and white TV. Yeah,

because like late 80s, early 90s, we still had a tiny black and white TV in my kitchen. And watching it on there was great.

All of your shitty televisions were black and white.

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