So at the Tonopah Mine, Jack apparently catches on film the ghosts of three miners, yet they didn't even freeze the shot so we could get a good look??? In fact they didn't even slow it down! If it's the freakiest thing he ever caught on film, he might want to let the viewers have a better look at it...
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I smell dark magic! It's a bit like burnt popcorn.
yeah and then at the end of the show after analyzing that video, he said "lets see what Jael and Devin think about it"...I was waiting to see what they had to say about the 3 miner's and they never even mentioned it!!! wtf? And also when Jack discovers the cable snapped and the walkie/camera thing he had rigged had fallen...Dana said "lets check the video and see if we can see when or how this happened" or something to that extent...and then it isn't mentioned again! They do this all the time on this show...they find something interesting that you hope they will further analyze and then...it doesn't get mentioned again.
I boil it all down to bad editing. If they weren't going to show us the video of the cable breaking then they should have edited out the part where Dana says "Lets check the video..." Even if the video didn't actually show how the cable snapped...they could still let us see that they checked the video and show us the video as well. Thats what I like about Ghost Adventures. They show us as they're analyzing the video and if nothing is found...then nothing is found...but at least we still get to see it.
I couldn't see anything. Even with DVR on, I had to snail-pace my way through all that motion blurriness that I couldn't even see what he was talking about. What three figures that looked like miners?
I wouldn't even know how to describe where/when to look. At the very end of the episode, during "evidence review", Jack mentions that he caught this image when he was basically just turning around wildly. He caught it by accident and didn't notice it til afterward. And you can sort of see something, but they really should have slowed it down or frozen the image... I watched it "On Demand" and was able to rewind, though it was still really hard to catch it; on first viewing, I missed it entirely.
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I smell dark magic! It's a bit like burnt popcorn.
I couldn't elusive that they just skipped over that! It made my skin crawl when I saw it. I must've rewound and watched it a thousand times. Soo creepy.
sharelike on shades of death road, at the lake when the 2 shapes/figures come rising out of the water, not even a mention at the end.
"its only 8 o'clock and you're already bored,you don't know what it is but there's gotta be more"
And what was the green light that Jael was following at the cemetery??? It was NOT Devin! That's what freaked her out so that she turned and ran the opposite way to find him. She was getting closer and closer to it, yet he couldn't hear her call out, and it turned out he was well behind her. So someone (or something) was mimicking his green light???
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Never got back to that, either! I actually wonder if they should do one case per show and thereby easily double the number of episodes per season...
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I smell dark magic! It's a bit like burnt popcorn.
The black angel case was the most creepiest episode ever and wat bout the bumps they saw on GPR screen that believes to be the bodies of the ppl who died from diseases
shareIf you believe any of this stuff, you need to get your head examined. They scare each other more then anything else. You watch a whole episode for no big reveal. This entertainment television. Nothing more. CREATED for your viewing pleasure.
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