Bio Channel's Original Ghost Story Series Return, 10/29

BIO Channel brings two of it's original hit series back, starting with "My Ghost Story," showcasing real people who captured their paranormal experience on camera, returning with new episodes on Saturday, October 15 at 10PM ET/9PM CT/11PM PT and BIO's #1 original series "Celebrity Ghost Stories" premieres season four on Saturday, October 29 at 9PM ET/8PM CT/10PM PT.

"My Ghost Story" features true and astonishing first person stories of the paranormal, told by the people who lived through them - and actually caught them on tape. From moving furniture to dark apparitions to violent poltergeists, these harrowing eyewitness accounts of the unexplainable are transformed into more than just tales with terrifying visual evidence. Everybody has a ghost story, but these people have theirs on film.

New episodes of "My Ghost Story" will feature photos from an abandoned cemetery with a young visitor in the night, a famous Kansas hotel haunted by a Civil War Colonel, video of a chair flipping upside down inside an old morgue, recordings of voices inside the Fairport Harbor Lighthouse haunted by its first residents and their pet cats and video recording of a haunted tavern in Pennsylvania, thought to be watched over by mobster Savrio "The Wop" Damiano, who was gunned down at the inn 80 years ago.

"Celebrity Ghost Stories" is told completely through first-person narrative by notable actors, musicians and personalities who believe they have experienced the other side. The hit series features descriptive, personal accounts that deliver a compelling, surprising and downright chilling look into the world of the paranormal.

In the season premiere, Alan Thicke takes his son on a trip to Russia and is haunted by the ghost of Rasputin; Laila Ali is invited to a friend's haunted house and comes into contact with a lurking presence; Kevin Pollack's girlfriend starts talking in tongues in her sleep; Fairuza Balk is tormented by a spirit at a hotel.

Season 4 of "Celebrity Ghost Stories" will also feature Phyllis Diller, Chaka Khan, Mickey Rooney, Joan Osborne, Mia Tyler, Wendi Mclendon-Covey, Dyan Cannon, Renee Taylor, Kim Coles, Eric Mabius, Mark Curry, Kristen Bauer, Bridget Marquardt, Rita Coolidge, Beverly Mitchell, Quinton Aaron, Christopher Atkins, Scott Patterson, Enrico Colantoni, Maria Conchita Alonso, Donovan Leitch, Susan Olsen, Ahmad Rashad, Brande Roderick and Iqbal Theba.