Comments on: Save MonsterQuest!

By: AdaminDayton

AdaminDayton — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:48:38 +0000

SAVE MQ5!! Renew MonsterQuest for a 5th Season. Bearing this in mind, it would be nice to see them actually do their homework on doing the hunts, the way they go about it right now, is haphazard at best.

By: Artist

Artist — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:45:16 +0000

Dynamite Cryptid List, MQ_Fan – With possibilities like these, perhaps shortening the show to a half-hour, and concentrating on just the “good stuff”, instead of all the running around and time wasting, might make for a more interesting format? As the show is now, it gets pretty boring, pretty fast.

By: MQ_Fan

MQ_Fan — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:06:05 +0000

Also a show just for “Migo, the monster of Lake Dakataua”, etc, etc
Is out there in tv a show about it? where?
Allow MQ to be the first one to.

By: MQ_Fan

MQ_Fan — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:58:30 +0000

If Monster Quest is a show that “fails” to get evidence, I don’t care if at least brings the awareness a entertainment factors with. MQ is a show that I see religiously just because it is different and fun most of the time. Who else did it before in this way?

That the show ran off of themes and ‘monsters’?
Nah, just see the list of possible new episodes:
Igopogo
Iliamna Lake Monster
Altamaha-ha
Inkanyamba
South American Bloop
Kasai rex
Bear Lake Monster
Beast of Bray Road
Beast of Busco
Lake Van Monster
Bessie
Cadborosaurus willsi
Algeria’s Con Rit
Chessie
Lindworm
Morag
Morgawr
Owlman
Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu
Mokele-mbembe
Selma
Storsjöodjuret
Stronsay Beast
Hodag
Homo gardarensis
Honey Island Swamp monster
Hoop snake
Europe Afanc
Ayia Napa sea monster
Canvey Island Monster
Dahu
Dobhar-chú
Manipogo
Melon heads
Minnesota Iceman
Momo the Monster
Montauk Monster
Mussie
Old Yellow Top
Bergman’s Bear
Brosno dragon
Bukit Timah Monkey Man
Buru
Lake Bering sea monster
Emela-ntouka
Ennedi tiger
Gambo
Kongamato
Malawi beast
Caspian Tiger
and others

Just imagine a program with Each creature.

Education is education and is fun.
That they never obtain evidence?
Yes, is true, but they must get more time in those places and work more seriously.

By: billgreen2010

billgreen2010 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:05:25 +0000

i hope monsterquest never comes to a end but continues indeed

By: Ragnar

Ragnar — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:01:33 +0000

Don’t get me wrong, I like Monsterquest. But they haven’t found a damn thing and they won’t until they change their methods. Some lowlights from just two episodes:

1. Chupacabra – they traipse around at night with a cameraguy, soundguy and at least two “investigators”. They apparently make little attempt at stealth and when they hear something across a field they go running after it, shine lights in the general direction and make so much noise that it was obvious to me they were either clueless on how to stalk wild animals or were intentionally making a ruckus so they wouldn’t find the coyote or coydog that people have conflated into the Chupacabra.

2. Mkele Mbobo Mbamba (or however its spelled today) – they travel all the way to the Congo, go down a couple of rivers and find nothing. They do find some holes in the river bank that they speculate is where the creatures live/sleep/hibernate but all they do is poke a stick in the hole. Finding nothing after poking the stick in, they leave. Why not duct tape a small digital camera to a bigger stick and see whats in the hole? Why not pay one of the local kids $20, give him a camera, tie a rope to his ankle and send him in the hole? And why not buy a case of disposable cameras and give them to the locals so they can get a picture of the beast after the guys leave?

I think they don’t really want to find anything. Their methods seem to be working at cross purposes with their goals.

By: Kronprinz_adam

Kronprinz_adam — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:34:29 +0000

I have just recently seen “MQ Special: Abominable Snowman” from Nepal and it was a great, great show. If nepalese people report seeing something…maybe there is really something out there…anyway, the program showes very nice landscape and amazing sherpa people!!

I would suggest seriously, what animal can be maybe found!!

1. Brazilian mapinguary (a giant sloth?)
2. Purported vampire bats form Lekempti, Ethiopia. A cave that is not completely unreachable or unknown, populated by feared vampire bats..

Homynids are very elusive, but I would suggest:
3. Almasty from Caucasus? (Nagorno-Karabaj region?)
4. Nguoi Rung, region of Khontum (Khuntum), Vietnam…
5. Belizean Sisimite?

By: shumway10973

shumway10973 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:37:09 +0000

Give me the money and the locations and I could get more evidence than they ever did about anything. There was always more of a mystery at the end than in the beginning. For the most part it let the rest of the world know that there are still things out there to look for. I don’t have t.v., so it doesn’t really affect me.

By: Dr Kaco

Dr Kaco — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:10:41 +0000

Like i’ve said before, enjoy watching the show but MonsterQuest tends to exaggerate a bit. Great subjects, great locations, great scenery, No evidence. Still I can’t imagine that shows on History channel that deal with GANGS & PAWN SHOPS get better ratings??….REALLY?? Come on!
Peace to all my fellow Cryptozoids!

By: Mahalo X

Mahalo X — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:05:24 +0000

I wrote to the network and suggested that if MQ was hurtin’ for subject matter, they simply thumb through “Cryptozoology A-Z” and start covering cryptids they have not yet. (there are still quite a few!) I’ll be sad if it goes, but maybe it will open a time slot for more shows with Sgt. Ermey! LOL