Mysteries of the Abandoned

About Mysteries of the Abandoned

"Mysteries of the Abandoned" is a captivating television series that first debuted on the Science Channel in 2017. The premise of the show revolves around exploring and unearthing the truths behind deserted and eerie structures around the world. It utilizes expert interviews, dramatic re-enactments, and advanced CGI to illustrate and explain the historical importance, original purpose, and eventual disuse of these once bustling locations, bringing them back to life on the small screen.

Making / Production

The series is made by Like A Shot Entertainment Ltd. and distributed by Discovery Communications. The series was created with a mix of high-quality cinematics, interviews, historical background, and architectural analysis. It is filmed on location, often including drone footage to capture the scale of the abandoned sites.

Actors

• Andrew Gough: As the narrator of the series, Gough breathes life into the eerie sites with his in-depth storytelling.
• Saul David: As one of the expert historians, David provides valuable insights into the historical background of the sites.
• Rob Bell: An engineer on the show, Bell explains the architectural significance and the technical aspects associated with the abandoned structures.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The series has covered more than 100 abandoned locations around the world.
• One of the most harrowing locations featured on the show is the abandoned city of Chernobyl.
• The show includes some of the world’s most ghostly places, from uninhabited cities to empty factories.

Quotes

• "These places were all once alive, humming with activity." - Andrew Gough
• "History is often hiding in plain sight." - Saul David
• "Every building holds a clue to its past." - Rob Bell

Music, Soundtrack

The music and soundtrack for 'Mysteries Of The Abandoned' offer an atmospheric experience that adds to the captivating storylines. The haunting tunes created by soundtrack composers amplify the eerie ambience of the show, immersing viewers deeper into the mysteries.