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GHOST LAB - JOHN WILKES BOOTH
GHOST LAB - NOTTOWAY PLANTATION & METRO CLUB
GHOST LAB - UNDER THE SKIN
GHOST LAB - THE LIARS CLUB
GHOST LAB SHREVEPORT AUDITORIUM & MYRTLE PLANTATION
GHOST LAB - TOMBSTONE
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I have to admit, I'm thrilled to see a team that is well-funded and actually talks to experts for advice--novel idea. Ghost Hunters has become so inbred on their info and equipment that they're boring us to death doing the same thing every time. I like the concept (of course since I write ghost hunting theories) of testing different theories each time they hit a place. I like that they bring in experts. I think my only pet peeves are that apparently they have only 1-year's experience at this which makes me think they just haven't been in the field enough to get a body of knowledge, and I'm also admittedly put off by the Nascar good ole boys network of men wearing matching Tee's. It's a bit too A-team for me and their personalities are a bit too big and boastful. Real researchers are humble and don't attract attention to themselves. It's apparent that becoming stars was their first priority and they were clever enough to figure a new way into ghost hunting. This is the direction the field needs to go, but had the team been made up of geologists, psychologists, physicists, it would have been the most brilliant and contributory thing since "America's Most Wanted." Plus, I admit the intellectual debates amongst scientists would be as stimulating and probably as goofy as "Big Bang Theory."
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