Paranormal and science-fiction stories are a part of our every day lives. People experience synchronic and telepathic moments all the time so the stage of paranormal television is clearly a part of our social consciousness. The genre of paranormal TV includes parapsychology, psychics, mediums, and ghosts merged in the forms of fiction and paranormal realities such as the FOX TV series, “Fringe” or “True Blood” in HBO based on the famous Charlaine Harris’ Sookie Stackhouse book series.

The pilot directed by Emmy Award-winning Alex Graves (“The West Wing”), “Fringe” is loaded with a wonderful mixture of alternative science, psychic, and sci-fi adventures. Anna Torv as Oliva Dunham, an FBI agent who works with a loveable, crazy scientist Dr. Walter Bishop, John Noble and his son Peter Bishop, Joshua Jackson in their fight against evil with Homeland Security Agent Phillip Broyles, Lance Reddick. New episodes air January 20th.

Created by Alan Ball, “True Blood” won a Golden Globe award for its first season. A telepathic waitress, Anna Paquin, as Sookie Stackhouse finds herself in love with a 173 year old vampire, Bill Compton played by Stephan Moyer. The series features a Japanese produced synthetic blood substitute (True Blood) to feed vampires as they co-exist with humans in a small Louisiana town. The show promenades the imagination into the wonders of possibilities.

The stage of paranormal TV is evolving into uncharted alternate realities of the inner mind. These programs are like walking through an alleyway of the sixth sense as they continue to expand and excite our senses as an open channel to new dimensional thought and entertainment.