Blackout is a documentary series exploring sleep conditions and their extreme examples. Join us for our first episode, where we'll learn about the founders of a support forum for young sleepwalkers, and one man with a case of sleepwalking unlike any you've ever seen.

When we set out to create Blackout, we'd planned to produce a series about sleep conditions and everything that relates to them. However, after the videos Ethan has shared with us, it was clear that his story was what we wanted to explore. Little did we know that Ethan's town of Precipice Hill may be connected to his story in ways we weren't expecting.

In spite of our concerns with his credibility, we visited Ethan for a follow up interview. Things seem to be getting worse, and not just for him.

After what happened last week, we've decided to revisit the history of Precipice Hill. Urban legends that seemed ridiculous at first are feeling like they might be worth taking more seriously now. Meanwhile, Ethan has started taking steps to find the other sleepwalkers from the woods.

This week we're interviewing George Hood, the man in charge of the study in Precipice Hill in 1986. We're hoping he can shed some light on the disappearance of Andrew Hollace. We also have an update for our viewers who live in the area.

We brought Ethan to visit a new doctor hoping for a second opinion on his condition. He also has been receiving messages in response to his posters, and one in particular stood out to him.

I've been looking through the materials from the study in the 80s and found some interesting connections.

After what happened to Ethan, Aliya and I met up at his house to regroup and figure out what to do next. I made a few interesting discoveries on his computer that I need to share.

Someone broke in last night. They stole a bunch of Professor Hood's research.

I've been looking through Ethan's security camera footage to try and find an image of the man from the other night. Although I couldn't find any video from the break in, I discovered something even more disturbing on the recordings.

I've been getting calls from Aliya, and she's been leaving me voicemails like this one. More importantly though, I have my first major hint about where Ethan might be.

With your help I was able to find the cabin.