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which episode you thought was ridiculous?


i liked this show there were excellent episodes

but there was also stupid ones as well

one which made the show ridiculous for me was the (cupit)ep

does anyone remembr it?

they were grown men who looked as if they worked for the CIA

it was the one that did it for me

that and the pizza that turnes people in to rabbits episode.


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You're just proving the point that all of us keep making. The first 14 episodes were GREAT, they were the ones in England. The last 6 episodes, Love & Curses, were set in Los Angeles and were bloody awful. The episode with the trolls made me cringe.

Last night I was watching Ghost Hunters on SciFi and they were replaying the episode from Leap Castle in Ireland. The U.S. just does not have the same history or attitudes about the supernatural that can be found just about anywhere else in the world.

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The U.S. just does not have the same history or attitudes about the supernatural that can be found just about anywhere else in the world.

Much of that has to do with our country's age. In the UK, it seems as if there is a haunted place on every corner. :-)

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I watch Ghost Hunters on Sci-Fi and it has nothing to do with age. Are you going to tell me that the Native Americans didn't have a spiritual side? Superstitions, folklore, and other such beliefs were thought to be backward and based in ignorance. In doing this we lost a great part of the spiritual beliefs that so many had. People with a "sensitivity" to the supernatural were weeded out centuries ago and forced to deny their gifts in order to survive puritanical persecution. Are there con artists out there - OH YEAH. There are also people with genuine gifts that are still forced to hide them or be ridiculed. I think it's Bio Channel that has a show about children with psychic abilities, these children are forced into self-imposed exile to escape the criticism and ignorance. It's sometimes sad to see the horrors that these kids have to deal with, it's also pretty cool when they can back up the claims with hard evidence.

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Actually, I think "Bride of The Wolfman" was the best of the Los Angeles-based episodes! If for no other reason than I would never have known this series existed, at all, without it!!

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I think "Bride of The Wolfman" was the best of the Los Angeles-based episodes!

Definitely. It's probably the only LA episode worth watching more than once.

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didn't the pizza turn you into fish?

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The Love & Curses episodes based in LA were all tragic... but the one She-Wolf of London episode that had me grimacing was the 'Star Trekkie Convention'-like one. It had some funny bits, but was overall 'ewwww'.

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Cut it some slack, Ian Matheson in a towel, OH YEAH!

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By Jovie! If you considered "Bride Of The Wolfman" tragic, I'd hate to see your idea of comedy.

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The pizza polar with witches serving cursed pizza

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