Paranormal 911

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.

I appreciate that this show provides people's last names and locations and appears to be credible. I do not appreciate the producers adding in the "extra" visuals. For example, a guard was watching a dead body all night and he states he saw a white mist coming from the body. Okay. But the producers made the dead body shake and move like crazy AND have the white mist come out at the same time. I am thinking "The witness did NOT state the body was moving at all!". I don't mind them reusing other pieces of dramatizations as long as they do not change the witnesses' actual memories. I like true memories of what happened by honest people.

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...

Great show for those who aren't afraid to admit these things are as real as can be :)