Does anyone out there love to watch Ghost Hunters with Jason and Grant?

Yea they are really professional especially Jason and Grant. They never run from a noise or something creepy going on in a haunted place. I envy them! I wish I had their job, I think they're living the life. lol

Yeah it is. These guys are professional all the way. I love how they don't accept easily-scared amateurs in their team, everybody on the team has done this before, and rather than being scared by noises and movement, their excited and even intrigued by it. I love this show, I can't wait till they start the new episodes.

Yeah, although I think working for roto-rooter during downtime would kinda suck just cause I can't take working dirty jobs.

I'm pretty sure it's the same team, their just branching out into international cases instead of exclusively US cases and a rare western European case. I agree, I like how they try to see if there's a natural explanation before assuming it's paranormal activity.

That's exactly how I am! lol Nice to see another hard core fan. I am so excited to see the new shows in January!

I was hooked when they did the Ghost Hunters marathon this halloween. I can't wait for next season. I looked up joining TAPS and they have some strict requirements, but I think that's good, it weeds out the fakers and the people who just want to do it for money.

Yeah, I make fun of shows like that all the time. I especially like when they frantically wave the camera all over the place going, "ZOMG! Did you see that?!!" It's like, "Maybe I could if you would stop acting like an idiot and learn how to point a camera." Also, when they have their ,"Creepy" soundtrack going so you can't tell what are actual noises and what's just the soundtrack and then somebody goes, "Dude!!! DID YOU HEAR THAT?!!!!" Nope, sorry, couldn't tell it apart from all the moaning and bumps in the night on the soundtrack. One of the episodes of GH made me doubt them for a bit, the one where they couldn't figure out if it was a ghost or not walking toward the camera in the prison. I could tell it was somebody in a black sheet in about 5 seconds. First, it moved like a person (ghosts tend to glide rather than shuffle their feet). Second, when it moved out of the shadows, it was draped over the head in black fabric that wasn't quite long enough to cover it's ankles and the opaque white tennis shoes it was wearing (I'm pretty sure most ghosts are at least slightly transparent and a ghost from the 50s wouldn't wear tennis shoes). However, I'm glad they at least didn't try to claim it was a spirit and said they couldn't tell.