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* ArbitrarySkepticism: While Shane refuses to believe in the paranormal, he puts stock into the existence of aliens and Bigfoot.
** It has also been repeatedly mentioned that Shane does in fact believe in aliens, despite shooting down almost every alien abduction theory he hears. According to Ryan and Quinta, the type of aliens he typically believes in are tiny bacteria on other planets.
** It has also been repeatedly mentioned that Shane does in fact believe in aliens, despite shooting down almost every alien abduction theory he hears. According to Ryan and Quinta, the type of aliens he typically believes in are tiny bacteria on other planets.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: While Shane refuses to believe in the paranormal, he puts stock into the existence of aliens and Bigfoot.
**Bigfoot. It has also been repeatedly mentioned that Shane does in fact believe in aliens, despite shooting down almost every alien abduction theory he hears. According to Ryan and Quinta, the type of aliens he typically believes in are tiny bacteria on other planets.
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* Ryan frequently brings up his fear of bears, believing that they are the most fearsome and dominate creatures on the planet. Shane vehemently disagrees.
* The Hot Dog Saga could also count. Shane insists on keeping the story alive, and expect him to continue with the tale at the end of every Post-Mortem episode.
* The Hot Dog Saga could also count. Shane insists on keeping the story alive, and expect him to continue with the tale at the end of every Post-Mortem episode.
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* RunningGag: Ryan frequently brings up his fear of bears, believing that they are the most fearsome and dominate creatures on the planet. Shane vehemently disagrees.
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* Ryan frequently brings up his fear of bears, believing that they are the most fearsome and dominate creatures on the planet. Shane vehementlydisagrees. disagrees.
* The Hot Dog Saga could also count. Shane insists on keeping the story alive, and expect him to continue with the tale at the end of every Post-Mortem episode.
* Ryan frequently brings up his fear of bears, believing that they are the most fearsome and dominate creatures on the planet. Shane vehemently
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* AbsurdPhobia: Shane, who remains unafraid even while confronting possible demons and/or ghosts, is scared of being forced to do drugs while inebriated. While [[AdultFear the fear itself is understandable]], Ryan makes fun of its specificity and general unlikelines.
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* AbsurdPhobia: Shane, who remains unafraid even while confronting possible demons and/or ghosts, is scared of being forced to do drugs while inebriated. While [[AdultFear the fear itself is understandable]], Ryan makes fun of its specificity ridiculous specificity.
* AgentMulder: Ryan wholeheartedly believes that ghosts are real andgeneral unlikelines.tries to make Shane see his point of view as they attempt to make contact while exploring haunted locations. Played with in the fact that he leaves the possibility of their existence open to interpretation that the end of every Supernatural episode.
* AgentScully: Shane always rebutts Ryan’s claims of the supernatural by offering possible real-life explanations and/or making fun of them. He also dismisses similar outlandish theories such as aliens being responsible for unnatural deaths of Russian hikers or the existence of an “Underwater Area 51” in the Bermuda Triangle.
* ArbitrarySkepticism: While Shane refuses to believe in the paranormal, he puts stock into the existence of aliens and Bigfoot.
* AgentMulder: Ryan wholeheartedly believes that ghosts are real and
* AgentScully: Shane always rebutts Ryan’s claims of the supernatural by offering possible real-life explanations and/or making fun of them. He also dismisses similar outlandish theories such as aliens being responsible for unnatural deaths of Russian hikers or the existence of an “Underwater Area 51” in the Bermuda Triangle.
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* AgentMulder / AgentScully: Ryan and Shane, respectively. Inverted in the Bigfoot episode.
* BecomingTheMask: During the Waverly Hills Hospital episode, Shane realizes with horror that he is a ghost hunter.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Missing Family episode, a case with no deaths, located right between The Boy in the Box and [=JonBenét=] Ramsey.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Missing Family episode, a case with no deaths, located takes place right between The Boy in the Box and [=JonBenét=] Ramsey.Ramsey episodes, both of which involve child murder.
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* DownerEnding: Majority of the True Crime episodes end with the discussed deaths/murders/disappearances [[ForegoneConclusion remaining unsolved]] with little to no closure for family and friends.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Majority Per the name of the True Crime episodes have [[DownerEnding Downer Endings]], with many deaths/murders/disappearances remain unsolved with little to no closure for family show, the questions surrounding the culprit of the crime cases and friends.existence of the supernatural are never given a definitive answer.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Shane is so skeptic of demons that he casually lays down where a pentagram once was in the basement of the Sally house. Keep in mind that this episode features one of the few supernatural activities caught on-camera.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Shane is so skeptic skeptical of demons that he casually lays down where a pentagram once was in the basement of the Sally house. Keep in mind that this episode case features one of the few supernatural activities activity caught on-camera.on-camera (a torch mysteriously turns on after Ryan or Shane challenge the demon to do so).
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* TheUnreveal: At the end of the [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode, Ryan explains that they are legally not allowed to say who they think is the killer, so Ryan blinks his answer in Morse code. [[spoiler: Turns out, he doesn't actually know Morse Code and just said "TTTT".]]]
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* TheUnreveal: At the end of the [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode, Ryan explains that they are legally not allowed to say who they think is the killer, so Ryan blinks his answer in Morse code. [[spoiler: Turns out, he doesn't actually know Morse Code and just said "TTTT".]]]]]
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[=BuzzFeed Unsolved=] is a [=WebSeries=] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin WebVideo live-action/documentary series created by [=BuzzFeed=] that discusses unsolved mysteries,]] mysteries, covering both Criminal criminal and Supernatural supernatural cases. It currently stars Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej.Madej, who serve as the resident theorist and skeptic respectively.
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* ArcWords: During the demon special, the phrases "Do not be afraid" and "Do not do anything to invite the demons in" [[TemptingFate (followed by Shane shouting at the demons to harm them)]] come up frequently.
* ArcWords: During the demon special, the phrases "Do not be afraid" and "Do not do anything to invite the demons in" [[TemptingFate (followed by Shane shouting at the demons to harm them)]] come up frequently.
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!!''This week on [=BuzzFeed=] Unsolved Unsolved, we discuss the following tropes:
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* AbsurdPhobia: Shane, who remains unafraid even while confronting possible demons and/or ghosts, is scared of being forced to do drugs while inebriated. While [[AdultFear the fear itself is understandable]], Ryan makes fun of its specificity and general unlikelines.
* ArcWords: During the demon special, the phrases uttered by the priest "Do not be afraid" and "Do not do anything to invite the demons in" come up frequently. They’re immediately [[TemptingFate(followed followed by Shane shouting at the demons to harm them)]] come up frequently.them]].
* AbsurdPhobia: Shane, who remains unafraid even while confronting possible demons and/or ghosts, is scared of being forced to do drugs while inebriated. While [[AdultFear the fear itself is understandable]], Ryan makes fun of its specificity and general unlikelines.
* ArcWords: During the demon special, the phrases uttered by the priest "Do not be afraid" and "Do not do anything to invite the demons in" come up frequently. They’re immediately [[TemptingFate
* ThatCameOutWrong: During the demon special, after Shane said that Ryan screams like a girl, Ryan responds with "How about I pound you like a boy" before realizing how wrong it sounded.
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* DownerEnding: Almost majority of the segments end like this, as many deaths/murders/disappearances remain unsolved with little to no closure for family and friends.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ryan's been in the show since the beginning, but Shane only joined in the illuminati episode. Before then, Ryan's co-host was Brent Bennett. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking the graphics and filming location (when not on-site) were not as high-quality.]]
* ExactWords: On the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode there will be some crab action. [[spoiler: It's the backstory of the crabs the hot dogs are jousting on.]]
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ryan's been in the show since the beginning, but Shane only joined in the illuminati episode. Before then, Ryan's co-host was Brent Bennett. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking the graphics and filming location (when not on-site) were not as high-quality.]]
* ExactWords: On the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode there will be some crab action. [[spoiler: It's the backstory of the crabs the hot dogs are jousting on.]]
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* ExactWords: During the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode that there will be some crab action. [[spoiler: It's the backstory of the crabs that the hot dogs are jousting on.]]
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* RefugeInAudacity: Shane is so skeptic of demons that he casually lays down where a pentagram once was in the basement of the Sally house. Keep in mind that this episode features one of the few supernatural activities caught on-camera.
* RootingForTheEmpire: An InUniverse example. During the Whaley House, Ryan and Shane both sympathize with the most feared ghost, Yankee Jim, and hope that he has a sweet speed boat in the afterlife.
* RunningGag: Ryan frequently brings up his fear of bears, believing that they are the most fearsome and dominate creatures on the planet. Shane vehemently disagrees.
* RootingForTheEmpire: An InUniverse example. During the Whaley House, Ryan and Shane both sympathize with the most feared ghost, Yankee Jim, and hope that he has a sweet speed boat in the afterlife.
* RunningGag: Ryan frequently brings up his fear of bears, believing that they are the most fearsome and dominate creatures on the planet. Shane vehemently disagrees.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: During the demon special, after Shane said Ryan screams like a girl, Ryan responds "How about I pound you like a boy" before realizing how wrong it sounded.
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* GrowingTheBeard: The show really picks up during the second season of True Crime.
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* BecomingTheMask: During the Waverly Hills Hospital episode, Shane realizes with horror that he is a ghost hunter.
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* GrowingTheBeard: The show really picks up during the second season of True Crime.
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* ArcWords: During the demon special, the phrases "Do not be afraid" and "Do not do anything to invite the demons in" (followed by Shane shouting at the demons to harm them) come up frequently.
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* ArcWords: During the demon special, the phrases "Do not be afraid" and "Do not do anything to invite the demons in" [[TemptingFate (followed by Shane shouting at the demons to harm them) them)]] come up frequently.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ryan's been in the show since the beginning, but Shane only joined in episode 9 of season one. Before then, Ryan's co-host was Brent Bennett. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking the graphics and location (when not on-site) were slightly different.]]
* ExactWords: On the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode there will be some crab action. It's the backstory of the crabs the hot dogs are jousting on.
* ExactWords: On the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode there will be some crab action. It's the backstory of the crabs the hot dogs are jousting on.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ryan's been in the show since the beginning, but Shane only joined in episode 9 of season one.the illuminati episode. Before then, Ryan's co-host was Brent Bennett. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking the graphics and filming location (when not on-site) were slightly different.not as high-quality.]]
* ExactWords: On the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode there will be some crab action. [[spoiler: It's the backstory of the crabs the hot dogs are joustingon. on.]]
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* TheUnreveal: At the end of the [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode, Ryan explains that they are legally not allowed to say who they think is the killer, so Ryan blinks his answer in Morse code. [[labelnote:Spoiler]] Turns out, he doesn't actually know Morse Code and just said TTTT[[/labelnote]]
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* TheUnreveal: At the end of the [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode, Ryan explains that they are legally not allowed to say who they think is the killer, so Ryan blinks his answer in Morse code. [[labelnote:Spoiler]] [[spoiler: Turns out, he doesn't actually know Morse Code and just said TTTT[[/labelnote]]"TTTT".]]]
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* TheUnreveal: At the end of the [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode, Ryan explains that they are legally not allowed to say who they think is the killer, so Ryan blinks his answer in Morse code. [[Spoiler]] Turns out, he doesn't actually know Morse Code and just said TTTT[[/spoiler]]
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* TheUnreveal: At the end of the [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode, Ryan explains that they are legally not allowed to say who they think is the killer, so Ryan blinks his answer in Morse code. [[Spoiler]] [[labelnote:Spoiler]] Turns out, he doesn't actually know Morse Code and just said TTTT[[/spoiler]]TTTT[[/labelnote]]
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* ThePeteBest: [[https://ghostwheeze.tumblr.com/post/164730097447/brent-is-the-pete-best-of-buzzfeed-unsolved Brent.]]
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* BigEater: As seen in the Big Foot episode, both of them are capable of finishing a 1.5 pound burger, particularly Shane as he finishes the entire burger with ease.
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* ExactWords: On the post show, Shane frequently insists he'll progress [[ItMakesSenseInContext his ongoing tale of hot dogs jousting on crabs]] but instead flashes back to the lives of the hot dog couple. He finally insists on the post show of the Poison Pill Murders episode there will be some crab action. It's the backstory of the crabs the hot dogs are jousting on.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Missing Family episode, a case with no deaths, located right between The Boy in the Box and JonBenét Ramsey.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Missing Family episode, a case with no deaths, located right between The Boy in the Box and JonBenét [=JonBenét=] Ramsey.
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[=BuzzFeed Unsolved=] is a WebSeries [=WebSeries=] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin created by [=BuzzFeed=] that discusses unsolved mysteries,]] both Criminal and Supernatural cases. It stars Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej.
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!!''This week on [=BuzzFeed=] Unsolved we discuss the following tropes:
*AgentMulder / AgentScully: Ryan and Shane, respectively. Inverted in the Bigfoot episode.
*BreatherEpisode: The Missing Family episode, a case with no deaths, located right between The Boy in the Box and JonBenét Ramsey.
*DarkerAndEdgier: The [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode. Not the case itself per se, as you can see Shane and Ryan [[BlackComedy merrily joking away]] in other episodes with missing/dead children, but here-possibly due to the relative recency of the case and how well-known it is-they're more toned down. Notably, Ryan says that, for this particular episode, they're legally not allowed to say who they think did it.
-->'''Shane:''' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness I know everybody wanted to hear about this case, but I don't wanna anymore. I'm done.]]
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ryan's been in the show since the beginning, but Shane only joined in episode 9 of season one. Before then, Ryan's co-host was Brent Bennett. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking the graphics and location (when not on-site) were slightly different.]]
*MoodWhiplash: Happens a lot. You'll hear the terrifying details of a crime scene, and then it'll cut to Shane and Ryan making jokey commentary.
*ThePeteBest: [[https://ghostwheeze.tumblr.com/post/164730097447/brent-is-the-pete-best-of-buzzfeed-unsolved Brent.]]
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin created by [=BuzzFeed=] that discusses unsolved mysteries,]] both Criminal and Supernatural cases. It stars Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej.
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!!''This week on [=BuzzFeed=] Unsolved we discuss the following tropes:
*AgentMulder / AgentScully: Ryan and Shane, respectively. Inverted in the Bigfoot episode.
*BreatherEpisode: The Missing Family episode, a case with no deaths, located right between The Boy in the Box and JonBenét Ramsey.
*DarkerAndEdgier: The [=JonBenét=] Ramsey episode. Not the case itself per se, as you can see Shane and Ryan [[BlackComedy merrily joking away]] in other episodes with missing/dead children, but here-possibly due to the relative recency of the case and how well-known it is-they're more toned down. Notably, Ryan says that, for this particular episode, they're legally not allowed to say who they think did it.
-->'''Shane:''' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness I know everybody wanted to hear about this case, but I don't wanna anymore. I'm done.]]
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ryan's been in the show since the beginning, but Shane only joined in episode 9 of season one. Before then, Ryan's co-host was Brent Bennett. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking the graphics and location (when not on-site) were slightly different.]]
*MoodWhiplash: Happens a lot. You'll hear the terrifying details of a crime scene, and then it'll cut to Shane and Ryan making jokey commentary.
*ThePeteBest: [[https://ghostwheeze.tumblr.com/post/164730097447/brent-is-the-pete-best-of-buzzfeed-unsolved Brent.]]
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