Also, one has to ask oneself, how is it that every ghost understands and speaks English, when shows like GA, GH, GHI, DT, etc. go to a non-English speaking location?  Is knowing English something that happens when you go to the otherside? For example, they ask a question in English, e.g. Can you knock three times? and the entity automatically understands to knock three times.  GA and GHI at least attempt to communicate "sometimes" in the possible native language, but then the majority of the time it's all English. I don't hear any theories discussed by any of the shows that one learns English after they die and that's why they conduct the investigation in English.  Again, it wouldn't make for entertaining television if you can't understand what the investigators are saying or having to read subtitles all the time. Although, I'm okay with subtitles, especially if it means they are trying to communicate to all the ghosties in their native language!

Learjet said:

After 4 seasons I've still not heard a decent EVP from Ghost Adventures. To me they all sound like "fssthh cfghyrehc kshhfsvc" which they somehow translate to "Zak has great muscles" or some such entity speak. They are either masters of audio pareidolia or they just make stuff up as they go along.

Interesting that this topic was brought back up in the forum.

During Paranormal Challenge, Zak and his team of 'judges' criticize paranormal investigators on their technique, teamwork, and the evidence they present. Most of the teams do not present any great evidence. Most are similar to the crackling, difficult-to-hear tidbits Zak drools over during GA. Now, if this was GA, these pieces of evidence would be considered HARDCORE evidence. But on PC, Zak and his team of judges criticize the orbs and EVPs, saying they are difficult to distinguish and therefore are usually tossed out

Interesting.

Sounds like they all belong in Congress….