The mid-season finale

( what the heck does that mean anyway ? – will this season be only 16 episodes ? )

Will the GH crew finally debunk a business that makes it's money renting itself out to ghost hunters ?

Poor Steve. I'm like that with snakes… probably worse.

OK, I am going to risk ridicule here but I think that, for once, their method of splitting up investigators into various teams worked out well this time.  Though I still would like to see Jay and Grant each go with one of the lesser members, it seemed to be a nice mix.  Since Steve and Tango are the comic relief, you know they are not going to split those two up.  Also good to see Joe Chin.  Don't know enough about Britt to make a judgment at this time.  And Amy: I still can't see where she adds anything to the mix.  Most of the time it's Kris that either hears or sees something or has to often tell Amy to keep quiet.  Kris also seems braver than her partner.  Brandi from GHI is a much better investigator.  Just my two cents.

I have one word for most of the noises they heard: RATS   For reasons which I won't go into as it brings back bad memories, I consider myself somewhat of an expert on the various ways rats have of getting around unseen and producing sounds that can make one believe that a human (or entity?) is trying to communicate.  Spent enough time two years ago, also during the winter, to have gotten my fill of their abilities.   'Nuff said.

As my husband noted, Steve and Tango lay the wrong way on the slabs in the morgue.  In most cases people were put in feet first so that they could immediately be identified without having to pull out the slab all the way.  Use common sense, GH!

EVPs that probably were random sounds.  A camera that slowly fell to the ground.  Other than the blinds in the wind–not much debunking going on at all.

And yes, a headcam!  Do you think some of them may have been reading our posts?  Some here have been calling for headcams for quite some time.  Although why such a strange looking one is beyond me.  And if it's as heavy as Britt claimed, they need to go back to the drawing board or use equipment already available.

I'm still trying to wrap my head around Jason calling this, if memory serves, the most haunted place they've been in (or was it scary?).  What about the Stanley Hotel?  This place trumps that one?  I find that very hard to believe.

Mary said:

- I thought it was shown.  Twice.  Maybe I am mistaken.  Vast quantities of Dr. Pepper is sometimes thought to cause viewers of Ghost Hunters to hallucinate.  (Not really, but if Grant can make things up, so can I)

Hmmm, you know, maybe I was the one hallucinating.  I was cooking at the time so maybe I turned my head for a second.  Or…the EMF's were so high in the kitchen that it was creating a fear cage and I was seeing things, or really, not seeing things.  EMF's are so mysterious like that…

And is this the first time Steve and Tango ever presented physical evidence?  I know they've been touched (or at least Steve has made that claimed), seen shadows, and heard things, but physical evidence as in something has supposedly moved with them in the room?

I second Learjet's nomination and move it forward!  I absolutely love those comic strips!