Unexplained: Caught on Camera

That blond psychic Deborah would think a person with a sheet over their head, with eyes holes cut out was an actual ghost. Every video she sees she gives slight variations of, "I absolutely believe that person encountered something paranormal!" There's videos of people running around with cameras at crazy angles, then claiming, "I feel a cold spot!" or "OMG SOMETHING JUST TOUCHED ME!" and Deborah jumps on the paranormal bandwagon to exclaim "I absolutely believe those people encountered something paranormal. That was absolutely a real video!" If she's trying to sell herself as a true psychic she's sadly sabotaging herself and her business. At least the others sometime question what they see.

Also, I'm not tuning in to watch "Paranormal FELT on Camera" or "Unexplained: FELT on Camera". I don't care to watch people screaming because they felt a cold spot, or felt something "touch" them. I turn the TV on to see the "paranormal" and/or "unexplained"...however fake it may be. That's the fun part. That Deborah thought...she's annoying. I wish they'd take her off. Send her back to her 1-800-PSYCHIC job.

Susan Slaughter does not add anything to the show and sometimes says what I think distracts. She does not appear to be experienced and yet is allowed to discuss issues about which she appears to know nothing about.

The Parapsychologist who likes to find even the most obscure possibility, as a debunk for phenomena, especially repeative phenomena, is simply in denial. One example he used to white wash all Orbs is that the only happen on digital format cameras. That isn't true first of all, I've seen many orb photos on film except the exposures are usually longer and one would see trails instead. Even if it were true, different formats see different ranges or types of phenomena, even instruments in the same venue. For example, an AM radio won't de-modulate a FM signal or vice-versa, and there are many examples of what a particular device can "see". He as a self proclaimed scientist should know that. I use multiple instruments, not because any of them are ineffective, but because they all have limits to what they are designed to sense.

In general, and with the exception noted above, I find this show better than the other program which uses completely unqualified commentators who merely repeat the obvious.

Only marginally better than "Paranormal Caught on Camera". These are the two shows that will cause me to turn off the Travel channel. The clips are mostly reruns and the experts excel in stating the obvious and ruin it. This show would fit comfortably in under 30 minutes without all the "experts".

If you like shows like this and need commentary, I suggest watching "The Osbournes Want to Believe". Same clips, but at least the Osbournes are funny.. and just as insightful as any of these so-called experts.

So, this is a great place to view some decently done fakes. There are a couple that might be genuine. They even have a skeptical analyst to make you think these are being critically assessed. Most are easy to spot how they were faked. Where I called it quits was in season 3, where they have the vids from this Hispanic guy named Frank at a hotel room. There is a part where he is in front of the mirror and a towel on the sink counter gets pulled off. Very obviously there is a string on the towel attached to his hand that is just outside of view. You can SEE IT! All these analysts that have been semi credible are excusing his giggles and saying how it's such a great example of paranormal caught on film. GAG. I know these are all junk shows, but some part of me always hopes to see something credible. Not on this crappy show folks. Keep looking.