The Best Episodes of Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction Season 1

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.0/10(175 votes)

   #1 - The Viewing / The Subway / Kid in the Closet / Justice is Served / The Tractor

   S1:E26/1/1997

   The son of a funeral owner gets a late night visitor who defies logic; a couple's eerie experience on the subway has life changing consequences for an elderly neighbor; a child's irrational fear of the closet leads to tragic consequences; a man on trial for killing his partner is distracted on the stand by the ghost of the deceased; a bitter man, confined to a wheelchair, is put to the test when his granddaughter gets in danger's path.

   Directors:Skip Schoolnik, D.J. Caruso, Allison Liddi-Brown

   Writers:Scott Peters, J. Larry Carroll, David Bennett Carren

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   Directors:Skip Schoolnik, D.J. Caruso, Allison Liddi-Brown

   Writers:Scott Peters, J. Larry Carroll, David Bennett Carren
2. 

   6.9/10(236 votes)

   #2 - The Apparition / The Electric Chair / On the Road / Number One with a Bullet / Dream House

   S1:E15/25/1997

   A frightening image in a mirror turns out to be both a curse and a blessing for a woman; a man, facing the electric chair, gets an unlikely reprieve during his execution; a father and daughter get an improbable invitation to meet at a sentimental place; the best friend of a woman murdered by her philandering husband fires a errant revenge shot which "reappears" years later; a house hunting woman comes across a large house which exactly matches the one in her dreams.

   Directors:Skip Schoolnik, Alison Maclean

   Writers:Scott Peters, J. Larry Carroll, Thomas C. Chapman, David Bennett Carren, Paul Chitlik

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   Directors:Skip Schoolnik, Alison Maclean

   Writers:Scott Peters, J. Larry Carroll, Thomas C. Chapman, David Bennett Carren, Paul Chitlik
3. 

   6.9/10(123 votes)

   #3 - Candlestick / The Diner / From the Agency / The Magic Rose Garden / The Jeep

   S1:E68/3/1997

   A detective suspects that a man murdered his wife but has no evidence until an unlikely witness speaks up; an elderly couple, who runs a diner that puts hopeless patrons out of their misery, takes in someone who is literally close to home; a mysterious woman uses unconventional methods to try and save a child from suffocating inside a bank safe; a rose garden in the backyard becomes both a gift and a curse for an elderly woman; a soldier finds that shrapnel, intended for him, has a familiar imprint on it.

   Director:Allison Liddi-Brown

   Writers:Naomi Janzen, Malcolm Marmorstein

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   Director:Allison Liddi-Brown

   Writers:Naomi Janzen, Malcolm Marmorstein
4. 

   6.8/10(149 votes)

   #4 - The Prophecy / Couch Potato / Love Over The Counter / Imaginary Friend / Last Man On Earth

   S1:E36/8/1997

   This episode features the following cases: The Prophecy; Couch Potato; Love Over the Counter; Imaginary Friend; Last Man on Earth.

   Director:D.J. Caruso

   Writers:Scott Peters, Naomi Janzen

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   Director:D.J. Caruso

   Writers:Scott Peters, Naomi Janzen
5. 

   6.7/10(134 votes)

   #5 - Needle Point / Toy to the Rescue / Mystery Lock / The House on Baker Street / The Train

   S1:E56/22/1997

   This episode features the following cases: Needle Point; Toy to the Rescue; Mystery Lock; The House on Baker Street; The Train.

   Director:Allison Liddi-Brown

   Writer:Thomas C. Chapman

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   Director:Allison Liddi-Brown

   Writer:Thomas C. Chapman
6. 

   6.5/10(139 votes)

   #6 - E-Mail / Cup of Joe / Secret of the Family Tomb / Wheezer / The Unknown Patient

   S1:E46/15/1997

   A paralegal gets an email from the beyond urging her to stop a will from being executed; three women, on their way to a party, are veered off course by a severe storm and a mysterious billboard; a mother and daughter die within weeks of each other and placed together in a nearby tomb which takes on a life of it own; a pet dog's final trick is one that defies rationality; a mysterious obituary draws the relatives of a recently deceased John Doe to the hospital.

   Director:Jeanne Van Cott

   Writers:Thomas C. Chapman, Emily Skopov, Paul Chitlik, Naomi Janzen

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   Director:Jeanne Van Cott

   Writers:Thomas C. Chapman, Emily Skopov, Paul Chitlik, Naomi Janzen
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