Tag Archives: television

Lost Monster Files is a cryptid bust

By | December 1, 2024

A recap and summary of Discovery’s cryptid show Lost Monster Files and its failings regarding science, education, and entertainment.

Believers are the majority: Paranormal acceptance in America is rising

By | October 25, 2018

The results of the 2018 Chapman University survey of American Fears have been released and they suggest that America (that is, even well-educated America) is even more accepting of the paranormal than in the past three years. You can view the entire survey here but let me highlight the major points as well as some… Read More »

Can you make a good paranormal-themed TV show?

By | September 7, 2018

A recent discussion with a person who pitches ideas for TV shows got me thinking about what a solid, informative, program about the paranormal would look like. The bottom line… it would be really difficult and producers are likely not willing to take a risk on it. The slew of paranormal-themed “reality” television shows is… Read More »

When Bigfoot became an alien (around 1973)

By | January 2, 2017

Talk about a flashback! In my latest podcast interview with Jason Colavito, we are discussing the alien-Bigfoot connection (in the context of Bigfoot as Nephilim) when Jason mentions the TV series Six Million Dollar Man that featured Bigfoot as a recurring character in four episodes, and once on the Bionic Woman show from 1976 to… Read More »

Animal Planet’s Monster Week tones down the hype for 2016

By | May 23, 2016

It’s business as usual at Animal Planet channel. It’s Monster Week. You know, it’s not that bad to air shows like The Cannibal in the Jungle for one week or on occasion. But AnPlan has gone too far in the past several years by suggesting that mermaids, Megalodon and cryptids exist by co-opting bad or outright… Read More »