Paranormal Underground - Topic: Another Monsterquest Disappoinment

DoverDemon on Another Monsterquest Disappoinment

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 15:06:10 -0700

So basically this is destination truth on a different channel, w/out the witty host and pretty much the same results....?

Destination Truth will likely take the lead this fall IMHO. I don't imagine Josh will be looking for any feral dogs or killer chimps !

norcalmonkey on Another Monsterquest Disappoinment

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 14:48:27 -0700

So basically this is destination truth on a different channel, w/out the witty host and pretty much the same results....?

pooperdooper on Another Monsterquest Disappoinment

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 04:35:36 -0700

I believe the only episode I have seen is the Yeti hunt in China.

The investigators were hamstrung by Gov. officials and there time

constraints limited a difficult hunt into a photo op at best.

The show was kinda lack luster and didn't provide any

real new information other than a Chinese Army officers

personal encounter with the Yeti. Are there two T's in Yetti?

Zaxxon on Another Monsterquest Disappoinment

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 01:54:54 -0700

I tried to get into Monster Quest on the first season, but it seemed as if the "teams" followed would only have a day or two to investigate anything. And usually only at day or night. Obviously nothing was ever caught. The information contained usually wasn't very good.

It seems like Monster Quest sends out a Questionnaire and ask things like:

1) Are you going to try to find something abnormal somewhere (even your backyard)?

2) Are you going to do it just over a weekend or less?

3) Can you google suspected monster for us and give us the top 3 hits?

4) Do you have a Game Camera?

*Disqualified if "No" is answered to any of the questions above.

DoverDemon on Another Monsterquest Disappoinment

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:30:13 -0700

I was checking on the show for Weds. the 12th & noticed it was titled "Killer Chimps in America". You've gotta be kidding me? I am not sure if this a new episode or not, regardless I can't believe they can't find a better subject to explore. With all the known cryptids out there you could think of a hundred better choices. Everyone knows that chimpanzees are basically wild animals that have been domesticated in small numbers. They will indeed kill under certain conditions, its a fact. Whether in Africa somewhere or Connecticut it does not matter. I would rather sit through a search for a ridiculous cryptid like a giant turtle somewhere in Indiana than watch a show about chimps that should be on animal planet. Looks like it's Ghost Hunters International for sure this Wednesday. /angry.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':P' />