I do not like Dennis Farina hosting Unsolved Myteries. This show has always been Robert Stack. No one will ever do it as well. But since Stack is gone, I would like to see John Glover from Smallville host the show.

My top idea would be Maureen Maher. She does an incredible job at immersing you into the story on 48 Hours. I watched one of her interviews on the show's website and from what she says in the video, she gets emotionally immersed in the cases herself. Robert Stack may have never specifically expressed similar feelings while hosting UM but he still immersed you in the case. Maureen is great at that too.

Not to be mean here, but they took the show off the air again and might not be back for the seeable future so I don't see any point, but if I were to pick someone, heck, have John Walsh or Peter Thomas do it.

have an open casting and hire the guy who has the closest robert stack voice!

Al Pacino. He would make a great host for Unsolved Mysteries.

Keith Morrison :)

Robert Stack's clone.

Tracy Morgan

It's not going to happen so why bother speculating? The producers simply do not give a **** about unsolved cases anymore. When Robert Stack died the heart and soul of Unsolved Mysteries died. He actually cared about some of the cases.

Let's hope the TNT Cold Justice is not a pile of **** but I am sure it will be as are most "reality" shows.

Tracy Morgan

LMFAO!!!

I would say someone with a booming voice like Robert Stack, like James Earl Jones. Or the guy who does all the movie commercials with his voice overs.

It's not going to happen so why bother speculating?

At the very least, if the show did come back, there would be no chance of it being hosted by someone from another true crime show (especially since one of them is the host of a rival series).

The producers simply do not give a **** about unsolved cases anymore. When Robert Stack died the heart and soul of Unsolved Mysteries died. He actually cared about some of the cases.

I seriously question whether the producers have become legitimately indifferent about unsolved cases. If anything, I'd say the networks are more more indifferent about the topic than the producers. When Robert Stack died, it was really Lifetime that chose to discontinue production of UM. Stack's death was such a huge loss that Lifetime didn't appear to be as invested in the show as they once were, which is not uncommon. (For example: Suddenly Susan, Bonanza, News Radio, and Chico and the Man were all canceled within a year after the death of a cast member.)

In general, whether we like it or not, producers don't have the final say on continuing or bringing back their show. Such decisions are finalized only by a network or (in the case of first-run syndicated shows) a syndicator.

In general, whether we like it or not, producers don't have the final say on continuing or bringing back their show. Such decisions are finalized only by a network or (in the case of first-run syndicated shows) a syndicator.

All they have to do it set up a youtube channel with each segment, if they truely cared about getting these cases solved.

Mitch Pileggi

All they have to do it set up a youtube channel with each segment, if they truely cared about getting these cases solved.

Too logical.

Obviously, Dave Coulier.

1992 Dave Coulier.

Or Tony Danza.

Too logical.

but it would be our best bet though

Totally agree with The Flying Dutchmans - Robert Stack made that show and gave it just the right kind of vibe.

joe peschi!!!!!!

Robert Stack was the man,I dont think the show would have been nearly as good without him to be honest.

joe peschi!!!!!!

Peschi would be brilliant, but I could see every other word being an "f-bomb". Don't think the censors would like that.

I'm still holding out for Tufuku Zuberi

Steve Harvey.

If only for the Feud fans.

Keely Shaye Smith or Virginia Madsen would make sense to me, although I do like the idea of Keith Morrison hosting. Honestly I'd just like to see it come back with the same format and not a reheated version like the one with Dennis Farina.

It just occured to me! Kiefer Sutherland. For those of you who have seen Phone Booth; that kind of voice is just so engaging...

It just occured to me! Kiefer Sutherland. For those of you who have seen Phone Booth; that kind of voice is just so engaging...

I thought Phone Booth was puke:, but I do like Kiefer Sutherland as a potential UM host!

I thought Phone Booth was puke:, but I do like Kiefer Sutherland as a potential UM host!

This could work! :)

they always pick t.v detectives or t.v cops.
my favorite choice would be dean norris.

I have always wanted Bill Kurtis. I stand by that. I'm a huge Cold Case Files fan.

I have always wanted Bill Kurtis. I stand by that. I'm a huge Cold Case Files fan.

yeah you are right. he is pretty good.

i just am a huge breaking bad fan :p

Or the guy who does all the movie commercials with his voice overs.

I can just hear Don La Fontaine starting each episode with "In a world".... :lol:

Too bad he's no longer with us. :(

Tommy Lee Jones.

1. Carolyn McCormick (AKA Dr. Olivet on Law & Order): great voice--she moonlights as an audiobook reader--and beautiful to boot.

2. Linda Hunt (Hetty from NCIS:LA): love her voice too.

3. CCH Pounder: ditto.

OMG shoulda thought of this before:


Morgan Freeman!

George Morris, from "A Stranger in My Home". He's the closest I've found to a voice that gives me shivers like Robert Stack did.

Keith Morrison :)

That'd be my choice too.

Tony Danza.

:rotflmao: