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Historias Extrañas was a Spanish-French science fiction anthology television series airing back in the 1960s to 1970s that can be best described as a cross between The Twilight Zone and Doctor Who. The show follows Fulano, an interdimensional humanoid alien and his various adventures across the multiverse where it documented the surreal, bizarre experiences of his countless exploits. The show used a framing device of Fulano serving as the narrator in the opening and closing sections where he served as a presenter of his adventures. The show was created by Latin American producer Diego Ortega as a joint collaboration for both TF1 in France and Televisión Española in Spain. During its run, Historias Extrañas went on for 10 seasons with over 200 episodes lasting 30 to 45 minutes. However, when Historias Extrañas ended in the early 1970s, the show lived on as a cult classic but mostly faded into general obscurity where it is remembered as a product of its time if at all.