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BuzzFeed Unsolved (also known as simply Unsolved) is a documentary entertainment web series created by Ryan Bergara for BuzzFeed that ran from February 4, 2016, to November 19, 2021. It first appeared on the YouTube channel BuzzFeed Blue and was later given its own flagship channel BuzzFeed Unsolved Network .
The show was split into two separate series, Unsolved: True Crime and Unsolved: Supernatural. The former featured Bergara presenting unsolved true crime cases to co-host Shane Madej and presenting possible theories , [ 5 ] while Supernatural consisted of the pair investigating reportedly haunted locations and attempting to elicit responses for ...
Madej joined BuzzFeed as an intern before later joining the unscripted team. [4] In December 2016, Madej took over as the co-host in BuzzFeed Unsolved with Ryan Bergara.He made his first appearance in the episode "The Secret Society Of The Illuminati" The show was split into two separate series, Unsolved: True Crime and Unsolved: Supernatural.
Watcher Entertainment gained its name from the infamous true crime case of The Westfield Watcher, which Madej and Bergara had covered in a Buzzfeed Unsolved episode. [9] [10] The trio began the company as co-CEOs; however, Bergara and Madej stepped down from the role in 2023 to focus on content creation. [11] [12]
The Jamison disappearance was profiled on the Investigation Discovery series Disappeared in late 2010, in an episode titled "Paradise Lost". [ 11 ] The incident was featured in an episode of the YouTube documentary series BuzzFeed Unsolved .
On January 17, 2015, it appeared on an episode of the Travel Channel series Ghost Adventures. [12] It has been featured twice on the show Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural; first in Season 1 Episode 3 in 2016, and again in the final episode of the show, Season 7 Episode 6, in 2021. [13]
In "BuzzFeed Unsolved: Supernatural" Season 6, YouTuber Loey Lane was featured in the discussion of the strange incidents that had led her to believe her house was being infested by demons. Since Season 5 of True Crime, the end of some Postmortem episodes have included a "Roast Mortem" section where Bergara and Madej review social media posts ...
Matt Stopera is a senior editor at BuzzFeed.He is best known for an article he wrote in 2015 about a Chinese man who had received Stopera's stolen cell phone and posted dozens of photos of an orange tree which appeared on his iPhone's photo stream.