Whether it's an under the radar genre or a proper out there podcast, sometimes it's better when you get weird, especially when it comes to switching up your soft drink, introducing new Dr Pepper Zero

with the same blend of 23 unique flavors,

it tastes just as weird as regular Dr Pepper,

but with zero sugar and zero calories.

It's a taste you can't quite put your finger on.

Weird. But in a surprisingly good way, try more weird with Dr Pepper Zero. Back in 1976, the

in 1976, the production crew of the TV show The Six Million Dollar Man was preparing to shoot the episode Carnival of Spies in which

Steve Austin tracks an East German scientist to a traveling carnival that turns out to be the

cover for a spy ring planning to sabotage an American rocket.

The production crew got busy prepping the fun house of Long Beach's amusement park. in order to film a scene in which our overpriced

hero takes a spooky ride in one of the cars,

all ghouls, demons, and skeletons spring out all around him.

One of the film crew noticed the mannequin of a corpse hanging from a

noose in the corner that needed to be moved. But when he yanked on the mannequin's arm,

it broke off at the shoulder.

When the crewman took a closer look at the dismembered limb he now held in his hands.

He realized he was looking at a knob of yellow bone poking out beneath layers of desiccated skin. This wasn't a mannequin

after all, but the remains of a human being.

It turned out the hanging corpse was actually a man named Elmer McCurdy, a real life Western

outlaw who died in a gun fight with police back in 1911. Truth be told, McCurdy wasn't much of an outlaw.

By the early 20th century, the Old West that had been made famous in dime novels and cowboy movies was nearly extinct. The country was becoming industrialized.

And with the dawning of the age of automation, soon horses would be replaced by these

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