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Shows like this are so important.
All my life my friends have joked/been weirded out about my heavy interest in shows like UM, 20/20, and Dateline. But in my opinion, I owe my life to these shows. Because of what I've seen growing up on these segments, I have always been overly cautious and protective. I will always lock my windows and doors, I never answer the door to someone I don't know, I'm suspicious of anybody being overtly friendly and approaching me out of nowhere. I know not to be by myself after dark if I can help it. I constantly notice and pay attention to things. It sounds ridiculous, but one night, my fiancé and I were watching tv in bed when we heard gun shots. I made sure to look at the clock so if anything ever came of it, I could give police correct information. There are of course some things that just aren't preventable. But this show showed me what I can do to prevent things. Not only that, but think of how many fugitives have been caught when a viewer phoned in and recognized them as a neighbor or coworker under an assumed identity. We had Dissappeared on ID for a while, but even that is over. I understand that all things must come to an end eventually, but this show helped so many people, and I wish we had something to replace it with. Sorry for the long post! |
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I think UM and other true crime shows I watch have made me be more aware of my surroundings as well. If I'm coming home to an empty house I close the garage door behind me before I get out of the car so no one can run up the driveway and accost me, lol.
I love Disappeared too. It might be returning for an 8th season btw. Someone posted a link on the Disappeared thread in the True Crime sub-board where they were doing a casting call for the show recently. So excited if it is...
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Yes! My friends call me paranoid, I prefer "kept on my toes"
It would be great to have Disappeared come back! A lot less of their shows had any kind of closure, but I think it's those kinds of cases that need to be showcased. |
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What's the news on the original UM possibly coming to streaming? I read a thread about it here a while back.
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