Some TV

[moonshayde]

Anyone see Ghost Hunters last night? I enjoy the show, though I always question how much is legit or not. What did you all think about the Moss Beach investigation? Heh.

I caught an episode of Pushing Daisies last night. Huh. It was actually good. Why did I never watch it before? More importantly, why don't I ever listen to anyone? It's a shame it's cancelled.

I've also finally seen The Dark Knight and The X-Files: I Want to Believe. I'll talk about them soon.

Aw, one of my speakers is dead. For cryin' out loud...

Comments

[jessm78.livejournal.com]

Yep, I saw Ghost Hunters last night. I don't know what to think about the Moss Beach investigation. Poor Grant hurting his ankle. At first I was annoyed that all those things were rigged and the manager/chef guy laughed when they told him at the end. They seemed pretty pissed about it. It was like the place was just looking for publicity. But I was on another site and people were saying that place is known for having all that rigged stuff. They said whomever did the research on it (I'm guessing it was Kris?) should have known and told them so they'd be aware of it.

But again, I really don't know what to believe. If it's a well-known fact that the place has that cheesy rigged stuff, I guess they should have been made aware beforehand. But if not, yeah, I wouldn't blame them for being pissed off (especially since Grant got hurt like that).

[moonshayde.livejournal.com]

I'm just a very skeptical person. If they are investigators, wouldn't they have known about this place? I mean no one can know everything, but usually the frauds are pretty well known. I was wondering if the episode was done on purpose to try to legitimize TAPS. Like, "oh see? We're legit and people like this aren't. We can spot the frauds." I'm not saying that is what they did, but that could have been the appeal of investigating a place that has a shady rep.