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Weird US started as an underground magazine called ] in New Jersey by the two Marks,and then was created into several books compiled of the various stories sent in by readers. Weird US started as an underground magazine called ] in New Jersey by the two Marks,and then was created into several books compiled of the various stories sent in by readers.


Some of the books are Weird New Jersey (volumes one and two), Weird California, Weird Pennsylvania, Weird Illinois, Weird Ohio, Weird New York, and Weird New England. Some of the books are Weird New Jersey (volumes one and two), Weird California, Weird Pennsylvania, Weird Illinois, Weird Ohio, Weird New York, Weird New England, and Weird Washington.


==See also== ==See also==

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2004 American TV series or program
Weird U.S.
StarringMark Moran and Mark Sceurman
Country of originUSA
Production
Running time60 Minutes
Original release
NetworkHistory Channel
Release2004 –
2005

Weird U.S. is a reality television series on the History Channel starring Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman as they hunt the United States looking for weird history, hauntings, and legends because, as they say, "history is full of weirdos." It is produced by KPI TV.

Episode listing

The first nine episodes are:

Weird US started as an underground magazine called Weird NJ in New Jersey by the two Marks,and then was created into several books compiled of the various stories sent in by readers.

Some of the books are Weird New Jersey (volumes one and two), Weird California, Weird Pennsylvania, Weird Illinois, Weird Ohio, Weird New York, Weird New England, and Weird Washington.

See also

External links

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