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Heck, yeah!

It and Dr. Shrinker were my favorite parts of the Kroft Supershow. (Electra  Woman and Dyna Girl, which replaced Dr. Shrinker, is only memorable to me because Deidre Hall was later on Days Of Our Lives, which I watched for a while in the mid-80s' to early 90's. I believe she's still on it.....)

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That's the thing. The guys in this documentary were all doing it. So how do they know, in that particular region, that it was Sasquatch returning the "call"? It could have been other enthusiasts. Seems lame.

Like I stated, I can't remember the region, but the Sasquatch "hunters" were adamant that all knocks were from Sasquatches. That sounds like a form of religion to me, making something fit your narrative rather than examining the evidence.

This can be a problem with any unexplained phenomenon. There are some who will attribute EVERY sound in an old house to 'ghosts'. Every UFO must be of alien origin. I would prefer to judge the evidence on a case-by-case basis. 

In my experience, for example, I've heard from too many rational people who have encountered evidence of ghosts. Not crazy, not overwrought, not selling anything - and I wonder if there is some rational explanation behind it.

That being said... no, I'm not buying any snake oil today without FDA approval. :)

Years ago, my sister and her boyfriend moved into a flat. They moved in there around 1995. All was fine. No problems at all.

Around 2000/01, someone told them about how the street was haunted (something about ancient burials, although I could find no evidence of that). And lots of ghost talk. From that moment on, my sister and her boyfriend started talking about hearing things, presences, etc.

Yet from 1995 to about 2000, NOTHING! So why did they start 'hearing things' and 'feeling a presence' in 2000? Hmmm, what a coincidence that such feelings occurred around 2000/01 when someone they'd befriended started sharing wild stories.

There's a lesson in that. And whilst I am not saying that applies to everyone, I could not help be a tad dismissive. I did say to my sister once, "What about the fact you lived there for five years without a problem? You only started 'experiencing things' once Lyn told you her wild tales."

Can't help but think there's logic if one looks!

And then there's this:

Are people seeing Bigfoot? Or something they THINK is Bigfoot?

90 episodes?!! Seems like stretching the concept way past breaking point.

I take it that they didn't find Bigfoot within 90 episodes. Otherwise it'd have been on the news.

There was a documentary on TV years ago about the search for Noah's Ark. It was hyped up as some exciting thing. Yet all I remember saying to a friend is, "Well, I guess they don't find it, otherwise we'd have found out about it prior to the documentary."