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The Ghost Dose Paranormal Television Show Reviews!They're the shows we've watched over the years that introduced us to the idea of ghost hunting. Encouraging everyday people to get up and go on their own ghost hunting adventures with the help of our favorite TV show hosts. Effectively delivering their paranormal entertainment to the masses and creeping us out year after year. Taking you through famous haunted locations from around the world and scaring you from the comfort of your living room, these shows have earned their listing amongst the G.D. Classics! Make sure to log in and join our members with your own reviews and ratings for these classic paranormal shows bringing you the haunt you want! Straight to your television! Contact us to recommend a paranormal ghost hunting style TV show we may have missed.
This SciFi Channel original series features what began as paranormal investigation duo who were plumbers by day, and ghost hunters by night. With the help of the rest of the Atlantic Paranormal Society Team (TAPS) they provide more technical and cynical views on haunted locations they investigate. Making them a big hit in a relatively short time. The Ghost Hunters show on SciFi includes a cast of professional and amateur paranormal researchers and demonlogists out to debunk a haunting claim before confirming it. What began as a simple hobby from its original airing in 2004. Join the cast on their investigations of haunted locations and keep up with their shenanigans along the way of the usual characters. Learn more
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Most Haunted combines the mysticism of haunted locations history with the entertainment factor of Psychics and Mediums with an outlandish British charm. While the show drew much convtroversy over the unveiling that renowned Psychic & Medium Derek Accorah was in fact a fake. The haunted locations and easily spooked female host can make for a good show. The show flaunts an easily spooked Yvette Fielding who's cease fail shrieking and gullability can be entertaining. However their entourage of Psychics & Mediums have proven time and again that show business and ghost hunting is a fickle friend. As was the case when attention grabber Derek Accorah was undeniably debunked and later left the show due to it. Learn more
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A Haunting is a chills-filled, six-part series, chronicling the terrifying true stories of the paranormal told by those who experienced real-life horror tales, airing on Discovery Channel. Each one-hour episode dramatizes some of the scariest stories in America, revealing a world in which tragedy, suicide and murder have left psychic impressions so potent that innocent people become forced to deal with them decades later. Through mesmerizing first-person accounts, the mystery and origin of each haunting is powerfully unraveled. By the end of each ghost story, audiences experience a lingering sense that life — and death — are much stranger than anyone could have possibly imagined. A Haunting delves into shocking mysteries that plague unsuspecting home dwellers. In each episode, normal people are drawn into seemingly unexplainable events spawned from a tragedy that has left behind spirits determined to wreak havoc and have a final say. Learn more
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Scariest Places On Earth is a paranormal television show produced by Triage Entertainment for Fox Family Channel, and now ABC Family, which now owns the rights to the show. The show deals with reported cases of the paranormal and hauntings and also features a "reality TV"-style investigation by an ordinary family of a supposedly haunted location. Episodes fit into a 60 minute time slot. The show is primarily light entertainment and extremely sensational, and so the historical claims in some episodes should be treated with skepticism. The show has been accused of fabricating events. The show is presented by host Linda Blair of the film The Exorcist and narrated by Zelda Rubinstein, most famous for her role as the clairvoyant, Tangina Barrons in the Poltergeist film series. Alan Robson, a UK radio DJ, writer, exorcist, and television presenter, has acted as an "onsite correspondant" for "Scariest Places On Earth". Each adding their own expertise in the paranormal arena on each investigation of a haunted location. Learn more
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Unsolved Mysteries was an American television program that was hosted and narrated by Robert Stack. It first debuted in 1987 and aired from 1988 to 2002 on NBC (1987-97), CBS (1997-99) and Lifetime Cable in 2001-02. It used a documentary format and featured real-life cases of unsolved criminal cases, missing persons, unexplained paranormal phenomena such as alien abductions, ghosts and UFOs, and "alternative history" theories. The show was hosted by Robert Stack and (during its brief CBS run) co-hosted by Virginia Madsen. The show was known for its eerie theme song, which made use of a Phrygian mode, as well as host Robert Stack's unmistakable voice, which became synonymous with the show. Unsolved Mysteries featured segments filmed in documentary style, with actors portraying the victims, perpetrators and witnesses. Before an episode begins, the following message is related to the audience: "This program is about unsolved mysteries. Whenever possible, the actual family members and police officials have participated in recreating the events. What you are about to see is not a news broadcast." For special episodes, like Mysteries of the Psychic Mind or Mysteries of the Afterlife, the message is: "This program is about unsolved mysteries. The re-enactments and special effects are actual eyewitness accounts. What you are about to see is not a news broadcast." Learn more
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Celebrity Paranormal Project, or sometimes abbriviated as CPP, is a reality show which debuted on VH1 on October 22, 2006 and was last aired on December 16, 2006. However, the show is currently on hiatus, so it is unknown if VH1 will re-air the show and begin with a second season. Except for a different title and usage of celebrities, the VH1 show is identical to MTV's Fear. Five celebrity participants are driven to an allegedly "haunted" location during the night and left until sunrise with the task of identifying paranormal activity.Upon arrival they are given a brief history of the location as well as other background information on past ghost sightings. The celebrities are left wth specialist equipment such as infrared cameras and EMF meters. Surveillance cameras are set up all around to record what happens in the building that is to be investigated. To begin, two of the celebrities go on an exploration of a certain area of the location while the rest of the team remains at the surveillance station. The job of people at the surveillance station is to guide the other two towards an individual site. The two that have entered must complete tasks to "stir up the paranormal" during an allotted time using the equipment provided. After completing their tasks they return to base camp. All in all the show lacked a lot of thing, hence the hiatus. Learn more
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Haunting Evidence is an American documentary television series following the travels of a psychic profiler, a medium, and a paranormal investigator. The trio travels the United States investigating "cold case" homicide and missing persons cases. The series began production in October 2005 and premiered on Court TV in mid-June 2006, with a run of nine episodes. Season 2 began on June 20, 2007. The cast is currently comprised of psychic profiler Carla Baron, medium John J. Oliver, and paranormal investigator Patrick Burns. The premise of the series is to shed new light on unsolved crimes utilizing this "team of unconventional investigators." This bold series takes the paranormal/crime-solving phenomenon one step further by following psychic profiler Carla Baron, medium John J. Oliver, and paranormal investigator Patrick Burns as they visit "haunted" crime scenes. Working together, can this unconventional team of experts find clues that will provide new insights into real-life cases that have gone cold? Learn more
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MTV's Fear was an MTV reality show in 2000, that placed a group of 5 or more contestants in a reputedly haunted location and led them on a series of dares over two nights to explore whether or not the place was haunted. The show was created by Martin Kunert and Eric Manes. The series aired the first two episodes in a pilot run, which received outstanding reviews and a full season was ordered. After eight more episodes, another season was ordered. The contestants were picked from videotaped audition tapes. In order to provide absolute secrecy about their location, the group was blindfolded and led by guides to the haunted area. They were then instructed to remove their blindfolds after a predetermined amount of time, allowing the guides to slip out unseen. The area they were taken is known as the safe house, which is an area of the haunted location where no hauntings are reported to have taken place. As the nights progress, a computer announces when a dare is assigned and the contestant who is assigned the dare. This computer also provides the group with background information about the areas and instructions for the dare. Each contestant was given the option at any time to abort the dare, but if the dare was not completed, the contestant would forfeit their share of the winnings, have to choose another contestant to do the dare, and leave the location immediately. After two nights, the contestants remaining in the game would be directed to the location of their monetary prize, and each would collect $5,000 (in the pilot episode, the survivors only received $3,000 each). Learn more
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