Exploring The Bermuda Triangle | Good Night America (Mar 3rd, 1975)

Geraldo takes a plane trip to the Bermuda Triangle to uncover it’s mysteries. After I gradated from high school the first of the many careers that Geraldo unsuccessfully pursued was at sea in the Merchant Marine. I remember one of the most attractive and most compelling reasons that I wanted to ship out in the first place, was the tall tails that the old salts used to tell. Stories they told about incredible storms and tidal waves and ghost ships. I was only 17 years old at the time so there stories were just believable enough to give the sea a flavor of exotic romanticism that it really still holds for me. Maybe that’s why I’m still willing to believe in the tallest tale of all.
Good Night America: Season 2; #14
Episode: Bermuda Triangle, who really killed JFK
Air Date: March 3rd, 1975
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[@Flailfist_Jr]

Geraldo's resume at the end hits the nail on its head of course - another gorgeous episode , very well suited for april fool's day 💖

[@Flailfist_Jr]

oh : the music fitted the theme like a glove too

[@gern7535]

I miss the sideburns we had in the 70s.

[@lunsy9420]

ID love to see the commercials from these shows. Is that possible or a copyright thing?

[@GeraldosVault]

Nope. Sadly cut from the tapes.

[@gern7535]

I doubt any plane would want Paige as a passenger. With her hair and weight I would think the plane could either be lost in her hair or she might eat it .