In Search of Monsters

The Travel Channel has done it again with a great series this one if you like the paranormal and the unknown then "In Search of Monsters" is a must watch! Each episode has a different monster featured with past stories of actual account sightings and interviews with real witnesses. Plus the footage is interesting and eye opening and the episodes provide historical background info on each creature as the experts give their theories and take on how the monsters came about. Plus the show does show actual scientific evidence to prove that these actual monsters do roam and hide among us! This is a creature fans dream series as it features Bigfoot, Loch Ness, Monster, Mothman, Yeti, Wendigo, and other strange creatures from around the U.S. and the world great well done interesting series!

This new tvshow is nothing but a revival of the Monsterquest series: The same creatures, the same cryptozoologists and even the same witnesses, only this time we have modern technology to track the new evidence better and to recreate impressively better the monsters. The most particular thing on this series is the use of the recently popular UFO theory to explain everything.

This is a show for those of us who love the world of cryptids and like to fantasize about the idea of their existence, We don't want reality here, reality is boring, the Mothman would be just folklore and a big-ass owl.

I am happy this show exists and I hope they renew it for more seasons.

With all the sightings & other cryptid lore, there's a plethora of material to make new shows for future seasons. The format is interesting & the cgi is really good! I dig the narrator too...

I like this show as a comedy, not an investigative documentary. How about having some intellectual experts once in a while discuss what they actually KNOW to be true. Video or photo evidence always fuzzy: is it a vampire dog or rabid coyote with mange? Who knows, but guessing the later. What qualifications do you need to be a cryptozoologist? Does Harvard have a curriculum?

Good educational show for those with an IQ below 60...

The show, as some have mentioned is a lot like monster quest but with better production value and a more interesting way of telling the story. There are also some things I each episode I hadn't previously known (and I've watched every cryptid series I can get my hands on).

There are a few forced moments when they head out on expeditions to find evidence but generally it is well done and very entertaining.