Legendary Locations

In this episode, host Josh Gates journeys to three very different countries—Romania, Japan and Germany—to investigate locations where ancient legends continue to thrive. He looks at how these enduring stories shape the local landscape and culture, seeking out the mysterious and uncanny that still capture imaginations today. One of the highlights is a historic castle that served as the model for the dwelling of a world‑famous vampire, linking the real structure to the fictional myth that has fascinated generations. The episode examines how this architectural inspiration has cemented the vampire’s place in popular culture, showing the power of a single site to ignite enduring folklore.

In this episode, Josh takes viewers on a journey from a miraculous pyramid in Central America to ancient Greek tales. He delves into the enigmatic history of the structure, highlighting its remarkable architecture and the mysteries that still surround it. The pyramid, shrouded in legend, stands as a testament to its builders' ingenuity, prompting theories about its purpose. He then shifts focus to the mythic world of Greek legends, uncovering how these stories intertwine with tangible sites. Throughout, Josh reveals hidden wonders of some of the planet’s most awe‑inspiring locations, inviting the audience to ponder the secrets that lie beneath their surfaces.

In this installment, Josh travels to Japan to investigate an ice cave, moving through its frosty passages and taking note of the stark, frozen landscape. He examines the cave’s structure and any clues it might hold about the region’s natural history. Later, he heads to a remote island where cats outnumber the human inhabitants, observing how the surplus of felines influences everyday life. His focus remains on the contrast between the animal majority and the small human community, highlighting the unique dynamic of the settlement. He's recording his findings with his usual attention to detail, offering viewers a clear picture of both the icy environment and the cat‑dominated island.

In this episode, host Josh Gates journeys to three very different countries—Romania, Japan and Germany—to investigate locations where ancient legends continue to thrive. He looks at how these enduring stories shape the local landscape and culture, seeking out the mysterious and uncanny that still capture imaginations today. One of the highlights is a historic castle that served as the model for the dwelling of a world‑famous vampire, linking the real structure to the fictional myth that has fascinated generations. The episode examines how this architectural inspiration has cemented the vampire’s place in popular culture, showing the power of a single site to ignite enduring folklore.

In this episode of Lost and Found, host Josh Gates travels to three disparate corners of the globe, probing mysteries that lie beneath the surface of everyday life. He's in Malaysia, where he investigates the baffling disappearance of a wealthy individual, piecing together clues that hint at hidden motives and secret dealings. The journey then takes him to Cambodia, where he examines the sudden collapse of an ancient city, searching for the forces that caused its ruin and the stories still echoing through its ruins. Finally, Gates arrives in Bolivia to witness a unique cultural rite that celebrates death, observing how the community embraces it's finality with ceremony and reverence.

In this installment, Josh travels to Japan to investigate an ice cave, moving through its frosty passages and taking note of the stark, frozen landscape. He examines the cave’s structure and any clues it might hold about the region’s natural history. Later, he heads to a remote island where cats outnumber the human inhabitants, observing how the surplus of felines influences everyday life. His focus remains on the contrast between the animal majority and the small human community, highlighting the unique dynamic of the settlement. He's recording his findings with his usual attention to detail, offering viewers a clear picture of both the icy environment and the cat‑dominated island.

In this episode of Lost and Found, host Josh Gates travels to three disparate corners of the globe, probing mysteries that lie beneath the surface of everyday life. He's in Malaysia, where he investigates the baffling disappearance of a wealthy individual, piecing together clues that hint at hidden motives and secret dealings. The journey then takes him to Cambodia, where he examines the sudden collapse of an ancient city, searching for the forces that caused its ruin and the stories still echoing through its ruins. Finally, Gates arrives in Bolivia to witness a unique cultural rite that celebrates death, observing how the community embraces it's finality with ceremony and reverence.