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Your favorite paranormal TV show

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Your favorite paranormal tv show ?

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exo_doc said:
I also voted "other" because I think the best ever paranormal show was "In Search Of.." with Leonard Nimoy as the narrator.
I remember sitting in front of the TV every Friday night at 7:30 abuzz with anticipation about what new mystery they would show. At that age (12) a flying saucer was behind every cloud, a bigfoot behind every tree, and a Nessie in every pond.
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You know, that show was probably the one thing that sparked my interest at an early age. I still remember going to the theatrical release of "In Search of Noah's Ark" at an age where I should have been climbing trees and wrestling frogs.
 
All those 'reality' paranormal shows are crap, sorry. I somewhat liked 'Destination Truth' for the entertainment factor. The show 'A haunting' wasn't badly produced as well. Hm..seems I watch crap, not the too putrid stuff though. I honestly laughed when I stumbled upon 'Beast Hunter' so me weeks ago.
 
Xylo said:
You know, that show was probably the one thing that sparked my interest at an early age. I still remember going to the theatrical release of "In Search of Noah's Ark" at an age where I should have been climbing trees and wrestling frogs.
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Ohhhhh man you just reminded me of that! What an excellent production that was.
 
Xylo said:
You know, that show was probably the one thing that sparked my interest at an early age. I still remember going to the theatrical release of "In Search of Noah's Ark" at an age where I should have been climbing trees and wrestling frogs.
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Any of you guys remember a tv show on UFO's that was hosted by Rod Serling? It was somewhere around 1974-5 I think. If anyone can remember the name I'd sure appreciate knowing it.

Also, my sister took me to see "Chariot of the Gods" which just blew me away. I was digging in my backyard looking for Ancient Astronaut artifacts for weeks after I saw that. Ahhh, youth, exhuberance and ignorance----such bliss.
 
exo_doc said:
Any of you guys remember a tv show on UFO's that was hosted by Rod Serling? It was somewhere around 1974-5 I think. If anyone can remember the name I'd sure appreciate knowing it.

Also, my sister took me to see "Chariot of the Gods" which just blew me away. I was digging in my backyard looking for Ancient Astronaut artifacts for weeks after I saw that. Ahhh, youth, exhuberance and ignorance----such bliss.
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The shows name was, "UFO'S IT HAS BEGUN"...It was in 1976 and here is a UTUBE Vid for ya:


I pray this helps.
 
Saint,...I owe you big time for that !!!!
I've been searching for years for this..............you made my day!

Gracios, Danke, Spasebo, Gratze......
 
Angel of Ioren said:
An example of the dishonesty of these shows:

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A couple of points on this excellent example shown by Angelo here:

A true and realistic answer for the "inverted" pentagram stained glass window:

Oh how easy it was for Ryan to put this in the classification of "Evil".....The funny thing is, if we were to automatically assume that an inverted pentagram is evil, we would have to call every Metal of Honor winner evil, or backed by an evil organization as well:

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2. And most importantly, Ryan should have done his homework before he exclaimed that the window was "Evil" or used for "Evil purposes".....

Because if he did he would have known something about an international humanitarian organization composed of wives whose husbands were advanced Masons. They use an inverted pentacle (or pentagram which is synonymous) as their symbol. Essentially all "Eastern Star" members (which they were called by) in North America are Christians and it is well known that during the time this prison was built, they could have easily used the star as a decoration/proudly displayed symbol of their influence, as they happened to do throughout North America, in both windows, doors, and many other masonic built apparatus.

Excellent job Angelo showing just why a show like this should be taken lightly or for "entertainment purposes" only!
 
PararealitySaint said:
A couple of points on this excellent example shown by Angelo here:

A true and realistic answer for the "inverted" pentagram stained glass window:

Oh how easy it was for Ryan to put this in the classification of "Evil".....The funny thing is, if we were to automatically assume that an inverted pentagram is evil, we would have to call every Metal of Honor winner evil, or backed by an evil organization as well:

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2. And most importantly, Ryan should have done his homework before he exclaimed that the window was "Evil" or used for "Evil purposes".....

Because if he did he would have known something about an international humanitarian organization composed of wives whose husbands were advanced Masons. They use an inverted pentacle (or pentagram which is synonymous) as their symbol. Essentially all "Eastern Star" members (which they were called by) in North America are Christians and it is well known that during the time this prison was built, they could have easily used the star as a decoration/proudly displayed symbol of their influence, as they happened to do throughout North America, in both windows, doors, and many other masonic built apparatus.

Excellent job Angelo showing just why a show like this should be taken lightly or for "entertainment purposes" only!
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Thanks. However, I can't take credit for it. I found the link on the Skepchick blog and all the credit should go to the person that took the time to research it.
 
I get very sick of the use of the word "pentagram" (inverted or otherwise) when its waved around and suggest its all about Satanism. The fact of the matter is that Pagans used it before the coming of the Christian messiah. Satanists have been around for awhile but they are not nearly as active as many would like to suggest. And whether or not the Christians want to own it or not, they are just another branch of Christianity as they have all the same gods. Only the Christians worry about Satan, the Devil and assorted things like that. In other religions, that entity does not even exist. He just seems to be the religious version of the boogey man.
While I have enjoyed watching Paranormal State a few times, I saw this episode on TV and found it just as stupid as I do now. Paranormal State is pretty much a Catholic religious ceremony a lot of the time. If I have to be forced into participating in a Christian ceremony, I will save myself for Sundays at the start of a Nascar race.
 
I really wanted to like Paranormal Challenge. I like the radio show that one of them does and download it from itunes. But, the one time I watched it was just another silly little game show atmosphere. By the way, why do they always have to turn off the lights? Stephen King once said "there is nothing there in the dark that isn't there in the daytime." I would actually be more impressed if they turned on the lights. But, that wouldn't allow the producers to ahem, uhh "produce." I guess I answered my own question didn't I? :p
 
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