This week, our intrepid ghost hunters traveled to Fort of Fenestrelle in Turin, Italy. The location was fantastic and I enjoyed looking at t...
This week, our intrepid ghost hunters traveled to Fort of Fenestrelle in Turin, Italy. The location was fantastic and I enjoyed looking at the Great Wall of the Alps.
The episode was much better than the boring episode last week. While the team managed a respectable 1.312 million viewers last week, the team seemed to almost sleep-walk through that episode and I wondered if this was the end of GHI. Fortunately, they gave a better episode this week.
I enjoyed watching the team's startled reactions to odd sounds (because I'm evil), although I doubt that anything during that investigation was paranormal. I'm sure much of what was heard were animals. Having said that, Paul's disbelief of Susan's account of seeing a flying black orb had me wondering if Paul suspected her of exaggerating evidence. The stone tossing reminded me of the now defunct "Most Haunted" and I wondered if some of the crew had worked on that show.
It would seem to me that someone should take a few minutes to brush up on the history and language of the locations being investigated. I didn't understand Barry raising the French flag, which was adopted in the 1790s, in order to get a reaction from a man who died in 1703. How would he know the meaning of the flag? I guess it has something to do with him understanding and responding in English.
I thought that it was a much better episode than last week, and I enjoyed it much more than that hideous Leonardo DiCaprio movie.
*update* Ratings --- 1.173 million viewers down from 1.312 million viewers last week
The episode was much better than the boring episode last week. While the team managed a respectable 1.312 million viewers last week, the team seemed to almost sleep-walk through that episode and I wondered if this was the end of GHI. Fortunately, they gave a better episode this week.I enjoyed watching the team's startled reactions to odd sounds (because I'm evil), although I doubt that anything during that investigation was paranormal. I'm sure much of what was heard were animals. Having said that, Paul's disbelief of Susan's account of seeing a flying black orb had me wondering if Paul suspected her of exaggerating evidence. The stone tossing reminded me of the now defunct "Most Haunted" and I wondered if some of the crew had worked on that show.
It would seem to me that someone should take a few minutes to brush up on the history and language of the locations being investigated. I didn't understand Barry raising the French flag, which was adopted in the 1790s, in order to get a reaction from a man who died in 1703. How would he know the meaning of the flag? I guess it has something to do with him understanding and responding in English.
I thought that it was a much better episode than last week, and I enjoyed it much more than that hideous Leonardo DiCaprio movie.
*update* Ratings --- 1.173 million viewers down from 1.312 million viewers last week
The french flag would have been recognised by the French occupying troops during the Napoleonic period as well as later Piemontese troops. I think he waqs trying to attract French or antagonise Piemontese troops. MIM was only the hook for the programme.
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