My travel channel has not moved, to hd yet.

The shooting angles are better and the show has a much crisper look to me than others.

Maybe because the are film students, or have a bigger budget, just a guess.

The black mist, was very interesting, don't know what to make of it.

uh oh, make sure Sithy doesn't see that....he's an arachnophobe...eeek

Sithy or Steve or are they one in the same? /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':P' />

Actually I think it would be quite easy to debunk it. It looked to me like a spider was dangling towards the top of the IR light.

uh oh, make sure Sithy doesn't see that....he's an arachnophobe...eeek

Actually I think it would be quite easy to debunk it. It looked to me like a spider was dangling towards the top of the IR light.

I was thinking something along the lines of a hand maybe a foot from the top of the ir with a slight wiggle and then slight rotation. Looked more shadowish to me as well.

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I didn't get that at all. It wasn't "shadowy" enough. It could be an okay assumption but not a debunk.

I concur, and thanks Ryan, I never thought of that...

Actually I think it would be quite easy to debunk it. It looked to me like a spider was dangling towards the top of the IR light.

I didn't get that at all. It wasn't "shadowy" enough. It could be an okay assumption but not a debunk.

I thought the black mist was interesting, and not easily debunked. You really can't demean the team for their enthusiasm. At least they seem interested and passionate in their investigations, and not on auto pilot...

Actually I think it would be quite easy to debunk it. It looked to me like a spider was dangling towards the top of the IR light.

One of my favorite college memories will always be the showing of CWO in one of the lecture amphitheaters. A whole bunch of us showed up early to stake out good seats and had consumed/smuggled in ummm quite a few perishable adult party "elements". Now I'd seen the movie in various states of higher awareness many times but ..it's not for everyone. So as we sat there watching the rest of the audience filter in, bets were being made fast and furious on who would be there when the reels got changed. I won about $80 at the intermission.

haha...TOO FUNNY!

Yea, it can be pretty disturbing to some, but it does make a few good points about the ignorance of people and society in general.

Someone dressed as Alex from CWO for Halloween. I was keeping an eye out for him to get a picture but I never saw him again. It was a great costume - he did it very well. All he needed was the giant statue of the "you know what"!!

One of my favorite college memories will always be the showing of CWO in one of the lecture amphitheaters. A whole bunch of us showed up early to stake out good seats and had consumed/smuggled in ummm quite a few perishable adult party "elements". Now I'd seen the movie in various states of higher awareness many times but ..it's not for everyone. So as we sat there watching the rest of the audience filter in, bets were being made fast and furious on who would be there when the reels got changed. I won about $80 at the intermission.

I took Ghost Adventures off my DVR schedule. I'd rather watch Kristen Stewart on Inside the Screen Actor's Guild explain method acting to me on a continuous loop in a restraint contraption like Alex was in in the Clockwork Orange...

Arrrrhhhh! Make it go away! Make it go away!

I thought the black mist was interesting, and not easily debunked. You really can't demean the team for their enthusiasm. At least they seem interested and passionate in their investigations, and not on auto pilot...

Oh yea, I forgot about that part. The black mist was pretty interesting, and you're right, it's difficult to debunk.

I agree to an extent. I couldn't hear the footsteps for the life of me when they were in the field when this "entity" knocked over their lighting fixture. My husband and I turned our surround sound up and rewound it a few times but we couldn't hear anything. I have no clue with the wind and other sounds how they could tell where the footsteps we didn't hear were coming from.

Also, some of their EVPs were pretty neat, but some I thought sounded like logical "things", such as a bird or animals in the distance.

That place was for sure the most interesting to me that they've investigated. I like these guys. I hope they continue to keep me interested and "impressed" in some ways for the rest of the season.

Looking forward to next week's Mansfield Reformatory episode. That place is like my second home!!! I love it!!!! I'm sure I'll annoy some of you, but when the conversation starts up about it I'll probably have lots to say since I literally know that place like the back of my hand.

It will be interesting if they find anything to back up your investigations and see if anything coorelates. I like the background information and interviews they do to whatever area they investigate. The history of the places almost appeal to me as much as their investigation. Looking forward to their history lesson on Mansfield...