Haunted Lives: True Ghost Stories - Broadcast History

Broadcast History

  • CBS originally aired the first two primetime specials in 1991 and 1992.
  • UPN concurrently aired the final special in 1995.
  • UPN's later airings included all three specials, now permanently renamed to Real Ghosts in 1996. Real Ghosts II premiered January 23, 1996 and Real Ghosts III premiered February 13, 1996.
  • Syfy aired the specials in syndication until the early 2000s (known as The Sci Fi Channel at the time).
  • Syfy later aired another paranormal special in the 2003, California's Most Haunted which recycled some Haunted Lives visuals for its opening sequence.
  • Hulu made the series available for online streaming in October 2012, known by the rebroadcast name Real Ghosts.
  • International markets also aired an alternate version of Episode 1. The international version contained extended scenes, alternate music and a longer running time. This version was also released on the international home video market and remains the only episode available on home video, via Region 2 import.

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