Sometimes, after a long day of reading about a lot of really dark stuff, all I want to do is sit on my couch, cuddle with my dog Lilo, and watch some reality TV.

It's sort of like a mental palate cleanser for me.

I mean, nothing says hard reset, like watching the drama unfold when a bunch of women

yell at each other over something they said three months ago.

Now, I'll admit, I have been a fan of reality TV forever.

Uh, hello, I was even a reality TV star myself, surga 2006, when I was on The Biggest

Loser.

But I just find other people who live in totally different worlds so fascinating. The only thing that could make it even more interesting

is if you could dial back the clock hundreds of years, what I would give for a real housewives of ancient Rome.

But as we were doing some research for this show, Yvette and I stumbled upon something.

And it made us realize maybe that's not as far-fetched as it sounds.

That's right, according to some sources, the Vatican actually has a thing called the

chronovisor, basically a TV that was built in the 1950s that allowed priests to see into the past.

And we're talking full-blown real scenes of actual events.

Cicero giving a speech in Rome, Quintus Innius writing his famous poems,

even the real crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

And the man who was in charge of running it,

Father Ernetti insisted for decades the device was real, which, if true, would make

this one of the most powerful TV sets on the face of the earth. And if you could watch,

would you? I'm Yvette Gentile. And And I'm her sister Rasha Pecorero. This is so

supernatural.

This is so supernatural. The There are some people in this world who just seem destined for greatness practically from birth.

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