Gimme Some Haunting Evidence

Staff Writer: Grave Digger

Looking for Haunting Evidence? Late at night, early mornings on Tru.tv. Want new episodes? The show was canceled.

Though our favorite mediums and psychics have been making the rounds. Perhaps you'll see one soon. For instance, John Oliver has been on Paranormal State this season.

So, sorry, Haunting Evidence is no more. I do wish follow up specials would come about as evidence is substantiated and criminals are caught.

Haunting Good Evidence

Staff Writer: Grave Digger

With the recent string of paranormal hits like Ghost Hunters, GHI, Children of the Paranormal, and Ghost Adventures, OHG was surprised to learn that Tru.tv canceled Haunting Evidence.

Perhaps another network can play with the idea and create another format for the wildly popular show. An hour long to hunt down clues to cold cases would be interesting to watch with a scientific watchdog and various psychics. Two recurrent ones and a guest spot each week. Sounds like a winner.

OHG is waiting for the reunion show. See if any of the clues panned out.

If you would like to see this paranormal crime drama back on television, write SyFy.com. They're supposed to Imagine Greater. Let's see if they can imagine at all.

Same old Scifi; New Logo

Staff Writer: Grave Digger

July 7th and the Scifi Channel will become SyFy. What's the difference? Same old contempt for the genre, all new way of screwing up our favorite shows, novels, and movies.

Why the switch? According to the network, Scifi is so generic the name cannot be trademarked. Syfy however is unusual and can be trademarked.

To viewers the switch is a waste of money and the new logo with "Imagine Greater" is defunct. I have imagined greater, sent an email, and within six months those changes are employed. (Twice. Why am I not employed by Scifi?) Another reason why Universal, NBC, and their executives don't get the genre or the fans.

We're lucky the pencil pushers renew Ghost Hunters. Has anyone else seen Destination Truth? Neither have we. One more show disappears into the chasm known soon as the Syfy Channel.

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Source: The New York Times and Syfy