Paranormal 911

I do enjoy these types of shows. This one is pretty good. It's nice to hear First Responder encounters. However, the production reuses sets and clips like crazy.

It might not be noticable if you only watch one episode a week, but if binge-watching one episode after another it becomes very obvious. The same security officer in the same office...once in the UK and again in North America. The same house in different stories. Even some of the "paranormal expert" commentary is used multiple times. The same hallways, stairwells, and so on.

Most of these stories are pretty ridiculous. In episode 3, there's a "paramedic" named Ceredwyn Alexander telling her ghost encounter. The episode ended saying she was still an EMT and counsels other paramedics after tramatic experiences. I was curious about her unusual name, so I looked it up. She has a website where she offers to do cheesy "Victorian Seances". I couldn't help but laugh. Of course she does. If you want to giggle at the overdramatics, give it a watch. If you want to be scared, choose something else.

This is a great paranormal series! It keeps to hooked. I hope more series are created like this to help others to open up to freely share their experiences.

Love all the different actors and their acting- that they use for the different episodes. Very entertaining and holds your attention:)Transcendental.

True, for financial-reasons, some duplication of sets, props, and actors are used...However, some of the stories can be researched for validity / I happen to live near one of the show's cases involving a real local-police officer involved in one such case / & I myself once was a " ghost"...having been revived during an operation & telling the doctor's in both my operating room & the one next-door what they were doing & what they said as I "hovered" above (they were quite shocked 😲 to say the least!) / Finally, my sister (a nurse), and two good friend's (one a long time paramedic; another a long time physician), and none very religious, have all admitted that they have all witnessed paranormal 911-like "episodes" in their own work...& all have stated that the "un-written" rule in most hospitals (until this show!) is to basically not talk about such thing's... / Like pilots seeing ufo's and not wanting to report same...though that is also beginning to change, with the military recently "loosening-up" due to leaked navy pilot video's & interviews on major news outlets indicating we "may not be alone" after all...