Mothman on A&E

Posted by: Loren Coleman on March 3rd, 2008

Monday, March 3, 2008, 10:00 PM: A&E, “Paranormal State” ~ episode title: Mothman.

What did you think?

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9 Responses to “Mothman on A&E”

  1. dabode responds:

    Well they were there for 48H’s and didn’t find anything however Ryan is convinced there is something to the story.
    Myself I’m not to convinced in their psychics ability but who am I to really say?
    As 1 person stated “There just was to many people who saw it to really believe it was a prank”.
    So I don’t know about the show, I got more out of this site than I did with the program but it was presented well and I think it’s a good way of getting these mysteries out there.

  2. Robotik responds:

    It was interesting. I thought the psychic giving insight into the Mothman’s thoughts was interesting. He made it sound as if there were multiple creatures. I have spent considerable amount of time out in the TNT area, day and night, to hear birds is common. I think they over dramatized the feathers and birds.

  3. nighthawk9999 responds:

    You know I think that this show has had more success in providing evidence that ghost are real than every other show ive seen combined on the subject, and that was just the first episode. Im having alot of trouble buying into this shows validity.

  4. qumrum responds:

    The host’s statement at the beginning of the episode “Bigfoot, Yeti and Loch Ness have been debunked” put me on guard. More evidence for The Mothman than any of the other mysteries? I’ve got doubts about the psychic, too. He really just made general statements that anyone could have deduced from surface knowledge.

    I’ve watched the show before and am not impressed. Don’t expect season two.

  5. billymountain responds:

    I couldn’t agree more w/ nightawk9999 & qumrum. This clown absolutely dismissed Bigfoot & Yeti at the beginning of the show, but there has been physical evidence of these cryptids found, and yet not one iota of any physical evidence of the Mothman has ever been found. I also thought the psychic was a complete fraud! Who brings a psychic on a cryptid investigation? I thought that they brought him to add drama, but there was no reason to. The collapse of the bridge and the tragic death of all those folks was enough. I thought Paranormal state did a piss-poor job on that episode, and I hope there won’t be a season 2.

  6. stooge75 responds:

    this show has always sent the red flag up with me. everything is just too well rehearsed. is it me or do they have some kind of encounter at “dead time” every show? really? i feel the “team” exploits most of the people they are there to help. hopefully they will all graduate and this show will fade out into syndication. maybe we can get teh producer of monsterquest to recruit this team for his show. he can cut his time in half and solve every paranormal or crypto question in one season. too convenient.

  7. bluejacket responds:

    It definitely left me wanting more. Wondering about the reference of the 9/11 sighting that was mentioned? I love the A&E show, but you can tell when the producers are trying to make more out of a story. MOST of their episodes have good evidence.

  8. helgarde responds:

    I tried to watch the show a couple of times, and decided it was a bunch of hokum.

    Ryan has a messiah complex, not to mention a persecution complex. Everything seems to be demonic in origin to his mind, too, which puts me on my guard right away.

    And the psychics? Oy. Don’t get me started. They were a bunch of clueless crystal-crunching Neo-Pagan dabblers with no common sense.

    So, no, I didn’t see the Mothman episode, although I would have tuned in had I known about it so I could point and laugh, being as I grew up in West Virginia with Mothman as part of the public consciousness.

  9. flem_ath responds:

    what a stupid show. “The Hills” of the paranormal. Gives legitimate investigation into mysterious phenomena a bad name.

    “Dead Time”?

    solutions always through faux exorcisms?

    sitting through this is as bad as watching Bill Birnes call everything a UFO on the History Channel.

    bring back In Search Of…!



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