Spooked: Ireland

Someone claiming to be associated with this show has threatened me (and my dogs) with violence. Creators may want to distance themselves from this person. Her name is Jenny Sullivan.

If this person does indeed make good on her threats I will be pressing charges and speaking very publically about this threat in including name the show as she used her position on the show as an anchor piont for her threat. Even though it seems she wasn't even important enough to get a mention in the credit on IMBD.

Also please note she had been making racist comment all over social media (I have proof) law enforcement will be notified. Thanks.

Scientific research with some of the leading paranormal researchers. High tech devices, tried and true favorites, science driven techniques. This paranormal team delivers compelling evidence of the paranormal. Definitely not a docu-series to be viewed by the narrow-minded, mouth-breathing dullards who are conditioned to not see what is in front of their faces. The ignorant trolls who have nothing, and I mean nothing, better to do than scroll through commenting on material that is simply way above their hammer-shaped heads. If you hold an interest in things outside of our limited scope of attention, then this should intrigue and fascinate you. This team provides an interesting venue and delivers with integrity.

Watched first episode only because I'm Irish and any future viewings will be for the Irish castles etc...

Chris, the medium, is as unconvincing as a real estate agent trying to sell igloos to Eskimos. He's just a bad actor. None of the people associated with this episode even looked the slightest bit scared.

Their equipment look like cheap toys. Why do ghosts need modern day tech so this group of fakes can hear them? Every scene where something paranormal supposedly happens can clearly be manipulated including the opening and closing of a door which only they saw.

A female ghost that can grope a man, children whose giggles and footsteps can be heard but never when they're in the room where their presence is most keenly felt. If the horny ghost can grope and children can open and close doors, here's a novel idea, why don't you leave a pen and paper down on a table and ask them to write their issues down for them to see.

This is just another show that's taking advantage of the gullible. You're better off watching a horror film. At least you'll see something.

This show has so much potential, but is sadly cheesy and dumbed down. It visits some great Irish haunted locations, such as the village of Aughrim and Wicklow Gaol, but completely fails to explain the history of these places. In the Aughrim episode, there was no attempt to explain the battle of Aughrim or its historical context. They didn't even mention the names of the two English kings who fought each other or explain why they were fighting in Ireland. Yes, it's a paranormal show, not a history show, but knowing the history of a haunted place enhances our enjoyment and makes the ghost stories more compelling. The Wicklow Gaol episode mentions an infamous figure from Irish history, known as 'the Walking Gallows', but neither tells us his name (Edward Hepenstall) or the true story of his murderous activities circa the 1798 rebellion. The show implies that he haunts Wicklow Gaol even though he's not associated with the Gaol. The true history is fascinating and the Gaol is one of the most haunted buildings in Ireland, so why make things up? The show would benefit from fewer presenters, some of whom lack credibility and have nothing insightful to say. Sadly, the charismatic and credible Evelyn Hollow gets relatively little screen time. A bona fide parapsychologist, she takes the paranormal seriously, and this show would be better if she was the main (or only) presenter.

Same old hackneyed nonsense. I presume there must be a CD of ghost hunting spooky music that every production company uses in an attempt to generate a sense of impending doom.......that never happens.

Lots of REM pods, motion sensors......all the usual highly dubious "tech". The one true " raise from the grave" aspect is the resurgence in long black coats....both wool and leather. Was that a nod to wholly discredited Most Haunted, or did someone in wardrobe think this is an essential look?

Anyway, we have seen all of this before.........more "for entertainment" dross that ticks the box of every known supernatural tv show trope.

Not sure, but it might be the first in a long time to dive back into the cringeworthy world of the spirit medium channeling the dead.

No Native American spirit guide thus far, but I am sure it's an option that might yet surface.

Hope springs eternal, but this is just another show that promises much, and delivers absolutely nothing.