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Monday, 02 February 2009 23:03 |
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 All Work And No Play Makes Jason and Grant Dull Boys
Another of Ghost Hunters great episodes. This time the location is the Stanley Hotel, which is the inspiration and filming location for Stephen Kings novel, and film, "The Shining". This episode ends up with a lot of creepy footage, and strange occurrences which will be hard to dismiss for anyone. This is also the season 2 finale. During the episode, pay close attention to rooms 401 and 1302, that is where the most excitement happens.
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Monday, 02 February 2009 22:43 |
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 A Look Back At Seasons 1 And 2
For episode 22 of season 2, Ghost Hunters does a flashback of all the best moments during the first and second seasons. I'm not going to write a review of this episode for the obvious reason of that I just documented them all. There is also the fact that I added the special tag of "bestof" to all the best episodes to make searching for them easier. I did, however, need to write this article so that visitors would not think that episode 22 was missing from my reviews.
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Monday, 02 February 2009 21:21 |
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 A Lion That Talks And New Bedford
TAPS travels to 2 locations in this episode. At the first location, they meet up with local investigators Christy Selfridge and Kristen Perkins from OKPRI (Oklahoma Paranormal Research and Investigations) to investigate The Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie, Oklahoma where voices are common. They then head to the Edgerly residence in New Bedford, Massachusetts where the house is changing the personality of the homeowner.
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Monday, 02 February 2009 10:24 |
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 Tango Tries His Hand At Case Manager
TAPS Investigates two locations in this episode. The first is a recommendation by Dave Tango of a restaurant located in his home state of New Jersey. Then the team head back down to St. Augustine, Florida once again to investigate the Old County Jail. This episode is good for anyone who likes EVP evidence, and even better for those who like debunking paranormal claims.
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Monday, 02 February 2009 02:20 |
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 One Of The BEST Episodes To Date
This episode will have even the skeptics scratching their heads. TAPS heads out to St. Augustine Lighthouse in Florida to catch some of the best evidence of paranormal activity that has ever been filmed.St. Augustine Lighthouse is Florida's oldest lighthouse. If this episode does not leave you with your jaw on the floor, then you may be dead yourself. The team capture audio and video evidence in this episode, but it's the video evidence that will leave you speechless.
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Monday, 02 February 2009 00:53 |
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 Hillary Hodgman A Music School
This episode first bring TAPS to New Jersey where homeowner Hilary Hodgman is having some paranormal activity that could possibly be inhuman. TAPS catches some strange EVP activity in this house. Then they travel up to Hartford, Connecticut where they investigate the Hartford Conservatory, a music school that has been complaining about strange occurrences.
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 19:16 |
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 Do Ghosts Read Books?
Mike Dion brings to TAPS an emergency case that he needs help with. It is a private home in an undisclosed location in Massachusetts. The homeowners requested to remain anonymous because of possible ridicule from their neighbors. The homeowners claim they have a hostile presence in their house. The team then head to Evansville, Indiana to investigate the infamous Willard library. The library is recently known for the image of a ghostly librarian caught on their webcam that has been circulating the Internet.
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 05:14 |
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 Kristyn Makes A Big Boo-Boo
TAPS heads to Canandaigua, NY, Jason Hawes home town, to investigate two cases. The first is the Leonard Home, where the homeowner's have a baby, and once when going in the baby's room, they noticed an apparition of a man, and scratches on their child. Also during this case, Brian had lost the mouse for the audio, and they end up asking the homeowner for her computer mouse. The next is the Valentown Museum, which claims to have a lot of paranormal activity. During the second case, Kristyn makes a major mistake during the break down of equipment. She pulls the power on the computers, and Grant loses 1.7GB of audio data. It's not all Kristyn's fault, Steve never notified Jason and Grant that their battery backup systems were not used because they did not function weeks ago.
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 03:44 |
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 Be Careful When Saying Grace
TAPS investigates two locations in Holliston, Massachusetts. The first is a residential home belonging to the Mades family, and the second location is the Palladium Theater. This episode has brian getting used to his new role working under Steve Gonsalves, when he was formerly Steve's boss before he took some time off.
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 02:36 |
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 Tuberculosis Sanatorium And Harnois
Guess who is back? That's right, it's Brian Harnois - remember him? Well, he worked out his personal problems, and now TAPS is taking him to where he belongs, in a hospital. TAPS ventures out to Louisville, Kentucky to the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, a very popular place for ghost hunting. In this episode, Brian Harnois rejoins the team, and a new member joins the hunt as well, Lisa Dowaliby. This episode turns out some very good footage for the TAPS team.
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 00:42 |
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 Hotel Apparition And Medium Evidence
TAPS heads to Eureka Springs, Arkansas to investigate the haunted Crescent Hotel built in 1886. This episode is another that falls into the category of best Ghost Hunters evidence of the paranormal. Just a reminder, you can always search "bestof" (yes, the space between the words is supposed to be missing), to find all of the Ghost Hunters episodes containing the best paranormal evidence. Next, TAPS investigates another case in Eureka Springs recommended by Historian Ken Fugate, whom they meet during the first case, of a house that is supposedly one of the most haunted in the area - Dr. Ellis' House. In this case, they meet the homeowner, who also claims to be a medium. Don't believe in mediums? Watch this episode, and you may think twice!
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