Actually I will say the St. Augustine Lighthouse for GH…I didn't read the review on here of the episode so I don't know of its legitimacy as far as everyone on here goes but it gave me the chills.

Interesting takes on the situation…I will have to try and watch it a couple more times before I can give a real assessment, from my memory I still don't see a full explination as to what happened, which is a lot better than normal.

It's really hard to say. These days I watch these shows, especially Destination Truth, for the historical value of the places they go to. I'm a history nerd, what can I say? There really aren't moments that stick out in my mind, at least, none that haven't been evaluated and discredited.

I was lucky to have found this site, because it really offers so many alternative ways of looking at the 'evidence' provided in these shows. A lot of people really don't question it. For example, an ex-boyfriend of mine and his dad watched these shows, knew I was into this sort of stuff, so they would have ghost hunts in the abandoned farmhouse near their country home. Granted, this place was creepy as hell. I feared that I would fall through the floorboards right into the bowels of hell. But they would go in there, snap pictures, and show me the "orbs" they had caught. Well, obviously I could look at those pictures and immediately say, "you're standing in a house that's been abandoned for decades… its dust" but they would credit Ghost Hunters and all them shows for showing them how to catch an orb.

The evidence in this show isn't questioned by most, and since the evidence is questionable, it doesnt make a very strong case for the paranormal field. Sure, there have been lots of things in this show that make me think "wow!" but its few and far between.

Two cases I wonder about the most are St. Augustine and the Princess EVP, as mentioned above. Like you guys, I was amazed when I first saw these episodes. As the seasons have carried on, I find less reason to trust them. Fame will do that to ya, I suppose.