March 25, 2010
GH: Stephen Crane House
The erstwhile home of the famous author, Stephen Crane, is reported to be beset with various spirits. The house is a four-story structure and one of the oldest homes in Asbury Park. Claims include sightings of people in period clothing who vanish into thin air, objects being moved while people are in the room, disembodied voices and sudden drops in room temperature. If only Jay & Grant had the big budget to afford equipment that could accurately measure temperature. Until the money comes rolling in they'll just be forced to touch things and tell us how interesting their temperatures are.
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Comments on GH: Stephen Crane House »
thetalkingmongoose @ 9:01 am
Heh. What, did the FLIR break?
blinddog50 @ 9:55 am
Rumor has it that Josh traded some flier miles for it for his trip to China.
J&G were happy with the trade, (since they never learned how to use it anyway).
Steve, not so thrilled.
CrowTRobot @ 1:19 pm
First time I've watched GH in quite some time (and only watched the first part-the lighthouse).. I see nothing's changed. However, clearly, the highlight of this episode was an opening shot of the cover of Bruce Springsteen's first album, 'Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ'.
The Doctor @ 7:07 pm
I thought it was great how during the review Grant is explaining how "Jay could only really see me when I was close to the window … and it was basically just my midsection" while the split screen is clearly showing his head and shoulders.