I just watched the Eastern State Pen episode. Now this is a show I will watch. What made my decision for me was what the one guy said.

He said that what they got didn't rule out the paranormal but gave an alternative explanation for what it might be.

I found it very informative, honest and no assumption one way or the other. Just the facts. What I would call a good paranormal investigation. I would love to have these guys on an investigation and their equipment too.

I really liked both of these shows. I finally found a paranormal show, that was interesting, learned something, and agree, no assumptions were made. Bravo!

I liked the format and was interested in how they used their equipment, something a paranormal show has never done for me before.

So all these years no one has ever looked at the actual P&G footage, just a copy. Very interesting as the copies degraded the footage more.

This was by far the best big foot investigation on the footage I've watched. Issues that have been addressed for years on the footage were covered.

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I don't know GB, I was kind of disappointed. You know by a lot of my posts I am a big follower of crytozoology based shows. The bigfoot episode seemed like I was watching an updated version of Monsterquest. This episode was basically going over the Patterson-Gimlin film with the latest technology and Jeff Meldrum showing his footprint collections and his perspective or hairy hominids. They did have Munn's go over the original footage from Patterson's widow and scan frame by frame and then gave a newer synopsis. What I would like to see is video clips, photos, witness encounters, footprints and anything new on these mysterious large hominids. I mean I get tired of reviewing the same old footage over and over again and then deeming it inconclusive. The Patterson-Gimlin film is not the only potential evidence that exists. I want something fresh.

Hopefully they will do another bigfoot show. I was expecting the P&G exploration of the footage when I checked the show info.

This review did take the footage to an updated level, closed loose ends for me. There are things on this footage that really can't be explained.

Maybe the footage is the real deal, it's a great piece of evidence that withstands time.

DD, you're really into this and are knowledgeable, what you have mentioned above would make a great show!

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I don't know GB, I was kind of disappointed. You know by a lot of my posts I am a big follower of crytozoology based shows. The bigfoot episode seemed like I was watching an updated version of Monsterquest. This episode was basically going over the Patterson-Gimlin film with the latest technology and Jeff Meldrum showing his footprint collections and his perspective or hairy hominids. They did have Munn's go over the original footage from Patterson's widow and scan frame by frame and then gave a newer synopsis. What I would like to see is video clips, photos, witness encounters, footprints and anything new on these mysterious large hominids. I mean I get tired of reviewing the same old footage over and over again and then deeming it inconclusive. The Patterson-Gimlin film is not the only potential evidence that exists. I want something fresh.

I would agree that I was disappointed in that it was just a review of the old footage for the most part. However, the show does have promise IMO and they seem on the right track. I hope too that this was just the preliminary work for a thorough Bigfoot investigation. Like the old saying goes… Even if you are on the right track you will get run over if you just sit there…

I hope they don't stop with that episode or it becomes just what you said, another Monsterquest episode.

I liked the experiment on the infrasound theory and how at 19hz, a frequency we can't hear, can have an effect on our bodies and mental capacities.

(The theory on apparitions was good too and whether they could pass through walls, etc…)

The sound theory is an aspect of what I have been trying to get across for some time. Not the theory per say but what it shows. If you are going to investigate then you have to continue to go that one extra step than just finding something. Just finding something is a clue and not necessarily evidence. They took the sound theory and then tested it.

The knowledge isn't new but the application to the paranormal is. I have spoken on this before and mentioning how in recent history that it was learned by mistake that Elephants made sounds that couldn't be detected by the human ear. So I knew as most do, that we couldn't hear some audible sounds but what I didn't know was that we could feel it.

Now, I for one am going to use this information in my future investigations. Their experiment has given us another thing to look for. Being, is there the possibility of inaudible sounds that could be causing the peoples unexplained feelings? At least something to rule out.

The electron, non electron theory is also interesting but how does that change the idea of spirit energy?

Ok, I am getting ahead of myself but I liked the first show and am looking forward to more to see where they go…

I enjoyed hearing the scientific aspect of it all, from experts, and not the mumble jumble that we are used to hearing from the TV paranormal show hosts (gh), and their made up theories.

You are sooo right. If nothing else maybe shows like this will start popping up, giving those people or fans another avenue to explore and get serious. Granted the diehards will follow their TV heroes no matter what but maybe those on the fence will fall to our side… lol

I forgot to set the DVR. I'll have to look and see if they are repeating it.

Is this going to be a series? Ive been looking for something to do my

March article on and this sounds like a winner if it's a series and not

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I am hoping it becomes a series and not just like Extreme Paranormal for a couple shows.

The sound theory is an aspect of what I have been trying to get across for some time. Not the theory per say but what it shows. If you are going to investigate then you have to continue to go that one extra step than just finding something. Just finding something is a clue and not necessarily evidence. They took the sound theory and then tested it.

The knowledge isn't new but the application to the paranormal is. I have spoken on this before and mentioning how in recent history that it was learned by mistake that Elephants made sounds that couldn't be detected by the human ear. So I knew as most do, that we couldn't hear some audible sounds but what I didn't know was that we could feel it.

Now, I for one am going to use this information in my future investigations. Their experiment has given us another thing to look for. Being, is there the possibility of inaudible sounds that could be causing the peoples unexplained feelings? At least something to rule out.

The electron, non electron theory is also interesting but how does that change the idea of spirit energy?

Ok, I am getting ahead of myself but I liked the first show and am looking forward to more to see where they go…

You were in my head while I watched this show, remembering you talking about a sound theory.

This particular location, on the infrasound left me with some questions. These guys appear to be experts in their field. They set up the sub, explained and showed how acoustically the vibrations could carry. The trucks passing outside, with long halls with small rooms off to side (cells) for the virations to carry.

Today, I'm wondering if I missed something. Did they calibrate Eastern State? Or did they just go on their sound expertise to conclude Esatern State had the correct acoustics. Now I wonder what the base line was for this particular location.

I've always questioned the speaker system at Eastern State. The system was set up by a professional sound effects team for the Terror Behind the Walls for Halloween, years ago. Now, I really question the system. If the system is ever left on during the year and possibly at the same level the sub was for the test, this could possibly cause (or maybe amplify) the same feelings by vistors during the year. Similar to the feeling the tested people had during the show.

Did the sound team on the show mention Easter State has a sound system in place? I can't remember. I'm not saying this is done by Easter State, intentionally.But have been there many times over the past fourty years, and have noticed the location to have claims of paranormal activity when the paranoraml shows started.

When I was in the Edinburgh vaults, I experienced feelings of dread. I noticed a sound system which I thought odd, guides were using walkie talkies.

A few castles I visited had sound systems also, with long halls and rooms and many rooms branching off. I can't help but wonder now what I felt, if it was caused by sound I couldn't hear. I will be looking for any type of sound system when I visit a location with supposed activity and will wonder if a sub is some where out of sight.