Comments on: Tapped Out? – TV’s Ghost Hunters plan to make a press release

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By: Patricia Oldham

Patricia Oldham — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 19:39:41 +0000

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By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 22:45:27 +0000

When Ghost Hunters first came on I loved it because they it wasnt so “hollywood” … and good luck back then trying to get Jason to admit that a place was haunted. Now it seems everywhere is haunted. After about the fourth year it seemed to really get far fetched.

Maybe it was fake from day one.. I dont know but it just seemed much more authentic back then. Further, anyone who thinks Grants jacket tug wasnt fake is a nimrod. I knew it was fake the second I saw it. I also think that voice they heard was piped in.

I also started watching because they didn’t use psychics, and… because I grew up in Warwick, RI. I wanted to see a more evidence based hunt. Now,it seems there’s a Ghost under every rock, in every location and all these friggin guests they have are nothing more than a pain in the butt. Who really gives a CRAP about the housewives of Atlanta? Not me.

So I bid you adieu Jason, Grant, Steve and Tango. Your too dolled up for me now. Cant say I wouldn’t have done the same in your shoes cuz I probably would have.. because it seems nowadays, the biggest hunt ain’t for Ghosts… it’s for money and ya sure did find it. Hopefully one day you guys can get back to basics.

By: James

James — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 14:22:19 +0000

What was the point of having the Atlanta housewives?
The Christmas show….I heard absolutely noting on the voice recorders…a little blip of a noise which Grant and Jason were so eager to call a voice. nonsense. The Halloween special was indeed bad. I would not have chosen that location given the fact that the original broadcast was also dull and it was not worth returning to the site.
Whatever happened to Brian – who seemed to be constantly bullied by Jason?
Ghosthunters International could not be more boring and awful.

By: jamadan

jamadan — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 15:12:58 +0000

I admire Jason and Grant. They were plumbers who came on a brilliant idea that evolved into a major entertainment industry making themselves millionaires. Absolutely brilliant! Makes me slap my head and say now “why didn’t I think of that”.

Anyone who doesn’t realize it’s highly edited and dramatized, is just being stupid, it’s TV and entertainment folks! I think they started off using only legit stuff they captured – much of it was them scaring themselves. I think the temptation to cheat or exaggerate to keep ratings is far too great for them to keep it entirely on the up and up. I think their investigations are far too short and narrow focused in most cases.

If they truly want to document evidence, I never understood why they walk around a place for a few hours trying a few things to see if things that people have witnessed sporatically over the course of years and then pack it all up in a few hours. Why don’t they set the cameras up for a week in key locations? My conclusion is because it’s all for entertainment, not for serious investigation.

And to the person who commented lamenting their not using psychics, that’s the ONLY reason I watch their show on occasion. The shows using psychics are complete jokes. Talk about serious fakery! Talk about scandal! Sorry, the shows using psychics have already been revealed as staged and pre-planned scams. I get annoyed enough when the only thing seen on TAPS is a shadow moved or something happened and nothing caught it on tape.

Just watched about an hour of the Halloween special last night. Talk about boring . . . all of them standing around pleading with the ghosts to come talk to them and stop being shy. Sheesh, they sounded desperate. Now you know why they condense an entire night of a show into a half hour edited program, because it’s just boring stuff with the occasional bump in the night. They only do these live things because it’s big money.

By: kearen baugh

kearen baugh — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 23:34:31 +0000

I am very interested in death and the afterlife but as to Ghost Hunters I am a watcher. I just have a couple of thoughts as to the show being a hoax. One is I don’t believe everything I see, hear, or read in the news. People do exagerate to make the story better most of the time. If it is a hoax at least it is entertaining. If not maybe some people should open their eyes. Give Taps a break. You can find something wrong with everything. Last but least how many times does someone leave a show and complain or bad mouth the show and crew. Keep going Taps!!!!

By: Grace Brown

Grace Brown — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 05:24:20 +0000

I have watched TAPS for several years. I believe Jason and Grant are sincerely interested in knowing and researching the paranormal. That is why they founded TAPS to begin with. If there are those who see it as an entertainment show, it would seem everything on TV is downgraded to fit someones idea of entertainment. Yes, it has changed, in that there are commercial aspects that some seem to find objectionable. Since when is making money forbidden? I would object if it changes the original purpose of the show. So far, I have’ not seen any credible evidence. Those of you who are green with envy, try starting your own show.

By: Kyle

Kyle — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 17:59:16 +0000

I used to like TAPS, until i noticed weird things on their show. Objects would be in one spot during one shot, then in the next shot they’re missing. The bathroom water bottle episode with Meat Loaf is a perfect example. The window and towels clearly give them up. And who could forget the famous collar tug incident on their live broadcast. why doesnt Grant’s jacket move with it?