‘Ghost Hunters’ TAPS Into Primetime Success
SciFi channel’s hit show ‘Ghost Hunters’ has gained popularity, and has found a large fan base on this once overlooked station. What was once reserved for extra-terrestrial movies and strange documentaries, ‘Ghost Hunters’ has changed the way viewers think of SciFi. Jason Howe and Grant Wilson started TAPS, based out of Rhode Island, as a side project to investigate paranormal activity. By day they both work as plumbers for Roto-Rooter. By night, they hunt ghosts. For anyone who’s interested in paranormal activity, and ghosts, this is the show to watch. Although sometimes dissapointing when they don’t find any results, it’s still fun to watch as they go into different residences, abandoned buildings and landmarks, to investigate. They use all types of equipement, which includes infrared technology, ESP, and video monitors. The purpose of their investigations is to listen to the claims of hauntings from the owners of the residences and workers in establishments, and put their own spin on things. They like to see how scientific matters might cause the disturbances before they declare a place ‘haunted.’ It’s really eerie when they actually catch what appears to be an apparition on film , or a voice on the ESP device. You can catch new episodes of ‘Ghost Hunters’ on the SciFi channel every Wednesday. Check you local listings for time and channel info. You can find out more about the show, and about the TAPS crew at www.scifi.com.
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