The Jim Twins/Flitwick Ghost

Cameras visit the annual twins event in Ohio. Experts claim that twins have such remarkable similarities because of their environment and upbringing.

Not the only time the show would explore twins, this time it considers the nature versus nurture argument; it's interesting.

The story of Jim Lewis and Jim Springer questions the nurturing theory: twins who were separated at birth but share remarkable similarities in life, wives, and children with the same names, naming their pets with the exact same names, etc. It's a remarkable series of coincidences.

Builders working on Flitwick Manor discover a concealed room up on the roof. After its discovery, strange things happen. The family home of the Brooks family has been the scene of a tragedy. Staff and guests at the Manor give fairly descriptive accounts of what happened to them in that place. None of them seemed the sort of people to want to make up stories for the sake of it.

It's a good episode, with two intriguing stories. The haunting at Flitwick Manor was particularly interesting.

7/10.