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  1. Sep 11, 2024 · After working on Discovery's hit paranormal reality series for seven successful seasons as a host, it was revealed Chobot would not return to Expedition X for the recently-debuted Season 8, having been replaced by Heather Amaro.

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    • Kindred Spirits. Amy Bruni, Adam Berry. 246 votes. Amy Bruni and Adam Berry help families tormented by paranormal activity in their homes find closure. More Kindred Spirits.
    • A Haunting. Anthony D. Call, Mark Joy, Lorraine Warren. 207 votes. True stories of the paranormal told by those who have experienced real-life horror tales.
    • Paranormal Lockdown. Nick Groff, Katrina Weidman, Rob Saffi. 253 votes. Ghost hunters live in haunted locations for three days at a time as they collect data.
    • The Dead Files. Steve DiSchiavi, Matthew Anderson, Amy Allan. 317 votes. A homicide detective and a psychic investigate crime scenes separately, then compare notes.
    • Initial Thoughts: Ed and Lorraine Warren
    • A Note About Paranormal Reality TV
    • A Note About My Bias
    • First Reaction
    • Lack of Gender Representation
    • How The Women Were Treated
    • Lack of Diversity
    • Othering of Spirits
    • The Liberal Use of Provocation
    • Perfect Predictions

    I didn’t expect Ed and Lorraine Warren to be a part of this show. In full transparency, I’ve read all of their books as well as any books approved by them because I loved the Warrens growing up. My opinion has since become more complicated, which I’ll share another time. Also, I’ve known and worked with people who know or worked with the Warrens. I...

    Before diving into my first reactions, I want to say that paranormal reality television is a genre of its own. It’s not reality in most cases. It’s dramatized, it’s staged, and sometimes it’s even scripted. I would align most paranormal reality shows as “found footage.” Some shows do more or less of that than others. But keep in mind that these sho...

    Because I want to expose my bias right now, I have had conversations with a few of the cast members and we’re connected on social media. Dare I say that I even consider them friends? With this in mind, know that I will support my friends. It is possible to be critical and still support your friends. Also, from my own experience of being on TV, I kn...

    On that note, after watching the six 30-40 minute episodes, my initial reaction was that I didn’t hate it. I found the format of the show refreshing, as it’s different from the other mainstream ghost hunting shows you would find on networks like Travel Channel, Discovery, SyFy, A&E, etc. I liked the visuals when they introduced the equipment, even ...

    After processing through my first reaction, I started to dive deeper on what I liked and didn’t like about the show. The first glaring flaw (yes, I’m calling this a flaw) of the show is that there was a gross lack of diversity. Out of the three groups, there were only two women. There was only two genders on the show, when we know that gender ident...

    A few things Ray said during the confrontations greatly disturbed me. This is because it seemed that Amy’s value only came from her abilities and not as a paranormal investigator. Her contributions up to the point of the confrontation seemed to be ignored. Again, I’m sure the editing of the show made the situation something different from real life...

    There was a gross lack of ethnic diversity in the case. Every cast member was white presenting. Personally, I find that unacceptable given how diverse the paranormal community is. This was a huge miss on the production company and even Netflix. That’s all I’ll say about that. There was also no representation in different religions. This was evident...

    There was a strong sense of “othering” the spirits with one of the teams. Meaning, they weren’t being treated as humans. Instead, they were treated like demonic entities or trapped spirits who were absolutely miserable. The spirits were presented as something to be terrified of. What I never understand with investigators on TV is that they run when...

    I’m not a big fan of provoking, nor do I like using trauma to elicit a response out of spirits. So when Jereme and Brandy took this approach in the first episode of 28 Days Haunted, I was surprised that they were surprised that they would have a negative reaction. I did appreciate the Colorado and Connecticut teams having a bit more compassion for ...

    This is the one area I found the least believable in the show. The psychic mediums on the show had near perfect readings of the stories behind each location, even down to the names. Perhaps the producers struck gold with the cast members with abilities, but I rarely run into this, even with the more skilled psychics I’ve worked with.

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    • Ghost Hunters was born out of the Rhode Island Paranormal Society. In 1990, Jason Hawes founded the Rhode Island Paranormal Society (RIPS, which later became The Atlantic Paranormal Society) as a support group for those who had experienced unexplained encounters.
    • Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes met through the RIPS website. Wilson came across the RIPS website and offered to redesign it. “I contacted Jason and discovered that he was interested in improving the site, and could use the help," Wilson wrote in Seeking Spirits. "
    • A New York Times article helped Ghost Hunters happen. On Halloween 2002, The New York Times published an article on plumbers/paranormal investigators Wilson and Hawes and RIPS.
    • Jason Hawes didn't think Ghost Hunters would be on the air for very long. Hawes admitted that he didn’t think the show would last more than one season, or 10 episodes.
  2. Destination Fear: With Dakota Laden, Chelsea Laden, Tanner Wiseman, Alex Schroeder. Maverick paranormal explorer Dakota Laden takes his sister, Chelsea, and best friend, Tanner, across the country in an RV to spend the night in the most haunted locations in America, testing the limits of human fear.

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    • 2019-10-26
    • Adventure, History, Horror
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  3. Sep 15, 2023 · BBC announces second series of Paranormal with Sian Eleri. BBC Three and BBC Wales’ box-set series Paranormal will be returning for a second series. Published: 10:00 am, 15 September 2023....

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  5. Oct 22, 2022 · The showmakers helped Brandy connect with a reputed paranormal expert who was quite knowledgeable about the history of Madison Dry Goods. It was then revealed that a man named Charlie Lawson had killed his whole family at the property.

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