S3, Ep. 30 - Father & Son Game

from Strange Highways Hosted by Paul Steadman

Season and Series Finale! This week Terry and Paul go to future and meet Mr. Darius Stephens, an elderly business man who has purchased many replaced body parts, including his brain, to prolong his life. While being challenged by his son during a corporate takeover, Darius starts to shows signs that maybe the technology isn't working as intended...

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