Ghost Hunters

[batcave]

How many of you watch, and do you like th show?

[Lobo]

[quote="batcave"]How many of you watch, and do you like th show?[/quote]


Nope and Nope

[ShawnDragon]

Watch it occaisionally if there's nothing else on. Not the most interesting thing on TV. Every now and then they get something interesting, but most of the time, they end up scaring themselves. Dishonestly edited to make it look like something is really happening.

[Brian]

I actually really enjoy this show. I don't schedule time out of my day to watch it or anything but if it's on I definitely watch it. It can be VERY boring. But it's fun to see them get into fights and be so dramatic when they see an "orb".

[skitpero]

I have seen handful of episodes from DVD's I got from Netflix (I don't have cable) and have mixed feelings about the show. I have been investigating for about 13 years and have seen the field go from being scarcely talked about to the hysteria that Ghost Hunters has created.

I think the positive thing that the show has done is to create a broader interest in the subject and, at the same time, more of an acceptance by the general community of paranormal investigators. With more people investigating and talking about the paranormal there will be more research and more evidence to review, which is always a good thing!

The thing I do not like about the show is that all of those people sitting at home on their couches after watching an episode of Ghost Hunters say "Hey! I've got a digital camera... I'm a ghost hunter too!" and run off to trespass at the nearest cemetery at midnight! These are the people that do not follow the rules and common knowledge that seasoned investigators have set within the community. The newbies that do not research how to properly handle an investigation and alleged haunting are just giving those of us who do investigate with protocols in place a bad name!

I do know one thing though... I'd like to have of that equipment that they use on Ghost Hunters!

[Blue]

I watched it when they did they show here live at Waverly Sanitorium. Watching them butcher the facts about the hospital and getting excited about nothing just kind of made me blow off the show from then on out.

[finklogangt]

My wife and I used to watch the show regularly, but we got sick of the drama of the investigators scaring themselves over a noise or a shadow. Not to say that I may not get startled going into some of the settings they've been into, but then again, this is what they do.

I also can't stand the annoying music they play during the investigations... I suppose they're trying to make it "spookier". Problem is you can't hear anything they "supposedly" here.

[Daniel]

I enjoy the show, although I don't watch it much any more. I am fairly easy to amuse though.

[hyperactive]

Ghost Hunting reveals more about the living than the dead.
Thats why im interested somewhat lol

hyper

[valleyoforion]

Oh yeah...."Joe the Plumber" is on that show...seriously the show should be called 'How not to do a Ghost Hunt' or rather 'This Old House Bum Rush.' Just another moronic pseudo-scientific reality show conducted by paranormal amateurs that give bad names to paranormal amateurs. The show is well produced but they hired Mo, Larry, and Curly to do the investigating to set back this field a few more decades in the public's eye. The Ghost Stooges should stick to cleaning shit from pipes and toilets like their G.E.D. education serves them best and please leave the field well alone to recouperate now with the paranormal field specialists only.