Hello already welcome back to an episode of Decoding the Unknown. My name is Simon. I am your host here on this channel.

I'm here one of my writers of this case, Dave. Thank you, Dave.

It's written me a script. Flight 19, never read it before. I'm going to read it.

We're going to go through it together, dear

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I'm already making the introduction to 18 long let's go. Almost everybody could tell you at least one story about an airplane that

disappeared in mid-flight. Unsurprisingly, have you guys seen that show? What's that show

where... There's a, is it called manifest?

Where there's a plane and it disappears and then it lands in the future?

And I'm like, that is a brilliant concept that by that show I just thought was just not very well executed.

No offense to that show. It just, it's a show that it's like, it felt like like you know when you watch your

does anyone remember in the 90s and you watch the sci-Fi channel and there be

like TV shows that just didn't look like they spent a ton of money on and I

mean nowadays any show from the 90s looks like that but like back in it was

particularly bad back in the day and I feel like this show was the modern equivalent of

that I'm not sure what network is was on or how much it cost to make but it felt

a bit budget and I'm like I wish this was done by like whoever did

A B B. A B. C. Breaking bad. Was breaking bad by A B. C? Or like just put a load of money

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