Parents need to know that this reality series -- in which a team of trained investigators examines well-known video clips of UFOs, ghosts, and other unexplained phenomena -- includes plenty of creepy video clips and dangerous reenactments. But the rest of the content is on the mild side, and overall the show is age-appropriate for older tweens and up.
Positive messages:The team evaluates videotapes of supposedly supernatural or paranormal incidents with a skeptical eye. They're willing to believe in the unbelievable, but don’t take anything on faith. There may indeed be forces beyond human understanding, but if so, they want to be able to prove it.
Positive role models:The investigators are open minded but also skeptical. They use rigorous scientific techniques to prove, or disprove, each case.
Violence:Recreating some of the incidents involves dangerous stunts.
I watch this show along with Destination Truth and Legend Quest, DT the only one I even remotely take seriously. This show's "experts" are no where close to being so. Most of the videos they look into look very fake, more so than the ones they are skeptical of. They pretend to be skeptics while having the same over enthusiasm that Ghost Hunter's has. One case that sticks out in my mind, is that they believed a creature in London to be a Boar/Lion hybrid...that's a basic genetics fail.
This show is my favorite and I'm 12.There all role models so I say 11 and up cause my sisters a year younger and she loves them so I think tweens would LOVE this show.
I LOVE THIS SHOW!! I WISH IT WAS ON MORE OFTEN.. OTHER THAN THAT I CANT WAIT TO WATCH THE NEXT EPISODE. THERE ARE THINGS IN THIS WORLD THAT ARE NOT MEANT TO HAVE EXPLANATIONS