Last night's episode was really enjoyable. I really liked the Paulding light segment. Wish I could afford that road trip, lol…

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I agree Andy. The Paulding light segment was interesting. They thought for sure they had that one debunked, especially Jael. She seemed a little cocky on the last episode about the El Cajon triangular light video. The apparatus they floated with balloons was pretty close to looking like it but it does not necessarily mean that what it was. The section about the "ghost" kids pushing the car over the railroad tracks was a waste. A lot of people knew that was caused by an optical illusion. I even said that before the even began the segment. I like the show in general, with stories like the Beast of Exmoor and the Paulding Light they got my attention.

The last episode included a bit of mysterious footage of something passing a camera while a group was investigating near a cemetery. The clip was interesting and they did a decent job of trying to recreate the effect but failed to reproduce anything that was even somewhat close to the footage. Unless it was some type of camera editing or a spider web, as some people have suggested, it was an interesting clip open for opinions at least.

They should of left the cattle mutilation investigation alone. I assume the conclusion regarding the bloating of the carcass causing the skin to tear was for this specific case only but they just ignored the other factors and seemed to think they had the case solved. Anyone who has read about cattle mutilations knows of the cases where things just don't add up to it being natural predators causing these attacks. The lack of blood, the missing organs, the precision cuts, the mysterious helicopters, the strange lights, and the limited duration of the events. The show is worth watching but often seems somewhat hurried through but I am not going to post some rhetoric about how I have all the answers like some of the posters on SyFy do. /tongue.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':P' />