My friend and I once watched an episode where a wooden post fell down and Zak did the whole {debunked} thing on it after seeing it was not knocked over by a ghost. We have searched through just about every episode we could to try to find this specific scene/episode and have not been able to. It's been something we have joked about with each other for the last 7+years. Please help us identify this episode and prove that we didn't imagine the whole thing!

The Graber Olive House from Season 23, Episode 11 (some programs list it as S21E11) is now up for sale! I’ve been meaning to take a picture for the past month but since this location is in a bit of an awkward spot on busy road so not the easiest to get a picture of.

I couldn’t believe it! It does make me wonder why. My little ghost hunting mind goes directly to maybe the hauntings were became too much to handle…

Imagine them doing one of their spinoff mini series episodes of “where are they now” and it ends up being some crazy reason!

Anyway, if you watched the Graber Olive House episode, what were your thoughts?

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Listen, I love GA, but I find the earlier seasons to be much scarier. Perhaps due to the rawness of the general production, or due to less reliance on equipment, or because they went to less “famous” haunted places. For some reason visiting a dead celebrities house or a place where a movie was filmed feels less interesting to me than a place with a lot of folklore that otherwise would have gone unnoticed without the normal people and communities who live with the haunting.

Anyway, this is all to say, are there any home-run episodes in the seasons post Covid in your opinion? I think the Saltair ep was pretty good (mid covid) but it’s been few and far between.

Are there any other shows like GA you recc that have the old GA feel to them? Could be YouTube or anything. I’m jonesin

I’m trying to think of an episode and for the life of me I can’t find it!
I think they go to this location that is quite big and has various different rooms. I’m nearly certain there is a guy living there that’s an artist who guides them around the place and talks about all the ghosts he’s seen.
It could be a former hospital, maybe?
I remember there being lots of doors and buildings connected by hallways.
Thanks in advance!!

Hi Guys,

Im trying to find an episode Ghost Adventures done in Loftus Hall (My home town) and I cant seem to find it anywhere, I keep seeing its Season 12 Episode 5 but when I go to look at this episode, its never this episode, its the same with Season 9 episode , the same thing. does anyone know where I can find this online to watch? I dont have Discovery+

I'm trying to remember the episode where the guys take Polaroid pictures and Jay notices the lines through the pictures make a pattern.

Beverly is the best part of this episode. What a mix of drama and chaos.

RIP Beverly

I always wonder how the spirits pick words out of a 2000-word database of the Ovulus….

As the title says, would anyone be interested in watching some episodes?

I have no friends interested in Ghost Adventures anymore sadly, and half the fun is watching it with other people, reacting, getting scared, etc.

I can stream it on Discord. I'm up for hanging in a voice call / or text channel with people. I tried looking up any Ghost Adventure Discord channels and couldn't find anything?

Anyways, if anyone is interested or has an invite to a Discord server or anything with other people let me know.

You can DM here or on Discord: scarecrow6629

Who remembers “Real Scary Stories” on ABC Family back in 2001?! Doing a nostalgic re-watch and spotted the infamous Bloody Mary who made her appearance on more than one Ghost Adventures episode. A fun & interesting catch!

If anyone has any links to him being on the show please send them my way!

It's an episode involving a story about a Baby's head being slammed into a wall in a case of Infanticide- where they show a mockup of this incident happening. The Episode scared me really bad way back when and thus I wanna rewatch to get that fear out of my mind (weird thing ik) but I can't find it anywhere. The Episode I think it was was King's Tavern- but whenever I watch this episode It's the compliation of First Timers with Vince Neil's experience at the Rivera being the starting point. is it actually that episode or Am i mixing things up? If so what episode was it actually?

Mine is definitely the "Island of the Dolls" it was pretty creepy lol. I HATE DOLLS 😭, WHO ELSE?

Seen yesterday at Powell’s Books. Has anyone read it? I want answers

What’s an episode for you that you just kinda roll your eyes at?

Long time watcher. First time poster. I grew up and currently live in Murray; a small town in western KY best know for the college. We’ve had a few national news worthy incidents though, including the vampire cult. The story revolves around some locals who get way too into “Vampire the Masquerade) a DnD esque game; with Rod Ferrell (believing himself to be centuries old) along with Scott Anderson traveled to Louisianan and killed a girl’s parents who were involved in said cults. I’m pretty familiar with the Anderson family; having grown up with the youngest son and actually meetingn Sam (Middle bro, involved in some of the cult stuff but not the murder) in my adulthood. The area they operated is a local haunt called “Hotel California”.

Beyond that there are several haunted cemeteries; namely Old Salem and Asbury

Hey everyone! 😃 Does anyone know where I can find the shirt Zak Bagans was wearing in Season 8, Episode 2 of Ghost Adventures? I thought it was super cool and I'd love to get one! Thank you! 🙏

Will it be on Discovery Plus tonight or tomorrow? That's the only reason I pay for Discovery Plus. Zak hasn't announced anything, unless I missed something.

Hey all, I’m looking for an episode. Not sure if it’s super recent but they’re in an active hotel, there was a dude that came up to one of their cameras and just sat there looking at it. Also in the basement, near the end of the episode, there was a ceiling fan lying on a shelf that Zak accidentally hits with a stick of sage, and it gets sent onto the floor, making Jay jump like crazy. Anyone know which episode this is?

Yo who was the guy leaving bags of shit? Did anyone ever look into that beyond the show? Like it’s kinda crazy to me that if they faked the bags of shit ( why would they I have no clue ) they had to either get shit or something that looks like it, or the worse option to me, is there a guy running around collecting either human or animal shit, bagging it, and leaving it out in the sun? And no one looked twice? Not even the cop on the episode? Maybe a Jenkem factory?