Mysteries
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A mystery or mysteries are something secret, unexplainable, obscure or puzzling.

It can refer to:

Mystery genre

• Mystery (fiction), the most common modern use of the term, is a genre of detective fiction.
• Mystery film, the genre in cinema

Television

• Mystery!, a long-running PBS program showcasing British detective fiction
• Mystery TV, a Canadian digital television channel
• Mystery (television), a children's television show made by The Media Merchants

Mystery religion

• Mystery cult, the most common use of the term before modern times, is a religion whose beliefs and practices are fully known only to initiates.
• Mystery, epithet of the Whore of Babylon in Revelation 17:5
• Mystery play, a form of medieval European dramatic theatre dealing with religious themes
• Sacred Mysteries, supernatural phenomena associated with a divinity or religious ideology

Music

Albums

• Mystery (album), a 1984 release by Vanilla Fudge
• Mystery (Faye Wong album), a 1994 release by Faye Wong
• Mystery (Hsu album), a 2006 release by Evonne Hsu

Songs

• "Mystery" (song), song by Dio on the 1984 album The Last in Line
• "Mystery" (Live song), song by alternative rock group Live, on their 2006 album Songs from Black Mountain
• "Mystery", song by The Olivia Tremor Control

People

• Mystery (pickup artist) aka Erik Von Markovik (born 1971)
  • Mystery Method, his patent-pending method of seduction

Other fiction

• Mystery, a cat character in Emily the Strange
• Mysteries (novel) aka Mysterier, an 1892 existentialist novel by Knut Hamsun
• Mystery (novel), a 1990 horror novel by Peter Straub
• "Mystery" (Pee-wee's Playhouse), an episode of the children's show Pee-wee's Playhouse

See also

Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to:

Mystery

• Anomaly
• Mystère
• Mysterious

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