Expedition X - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Mothman Phenomenon
Jessica Chobot and Phil Torres dive into the legend of Mothman by searching for clues in a long-sealed bunker and a top-secret Air Force base.
Cambodia's Jungle Monster
The surge of human activity surrounding the discovery of an ancient city sends Phil Torres and Jessica Chobot deep in the Cambodian jungle to search for a monster that has been terrifying locals for centuries.
Terror on Doll Island
Phil Torres and Jessica Chobot power through camera malfunctions and emotional breakdowns in order to find an explanation of what is happening on the Island of the Dolls -- a dangerous place that locals have long avoided.
Mystery in Mammoth Cave
Phil Torres and Jessica Chobot investigate a strange phenomenon that's been haunting Mammoth Cave for generations.
Mt. Adams' UFO Encounter
Phil Torres and Jessica Chobot follow headlines of hidden hangars and strange orbs of light into an active volcano in Washington.
The Amazon's Cursed Ruins
Expedition X explores an abandoned and haunted outpost in the Amazon rainforest. After meeting with tribes deep in the jungle, they hear strange things at night that cause panic.
Lake of the Dead
Phil and Jessica head to Lake Lanier -- the deadliest lake in America -- to uncover rumors of drownings and ghostly encounters.
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