Vampires in America

All I have to say is this was the stupidest thing I've seen, and I've seen a lot of stupid things! As someone who lives in Arizona, it figures it takes place here. Btw the cop says there's no bears in the area...there are black bears in the desert.

This show represents a new low for American television. How gullible do you have to be to believe anything that happens on "Vampires In America" (VIA)? This show takes the concept of scripted reality to a ridiculous extreme, featuring two people hunting non-existent vampires in America. It's as if a couple of high school kids watched "Van Helsing" and thought, "Wouldn't it be cool to be vampire hunters and turn it into a reality show?" Well, they were wrong-it isn't cool, and it certainly doesn't make for good television.

The first and most glaring issue is that vampires do not, and have never, existed. This show is painfully bad and contributes to the dumbing down of America, encouraging viewers to ignore scientific facts. It essentially says, "It's okay to be stupid."

If the Travel Channel wants to reach new heights of unbelievable absurdity, why not create a show about two people traveling to the South Pole to prove the Earth is flat? They could try to get through the great ice wall guarded by penguin soldiers, only to be shocked when they discover that Australia is a real place and that the moon is not just 30 miles across. You might get one season out of that premise, but it would be equally nonsensical.

In summary, "Vampires In America" is a disservice to viewers and a step backward for television.

Turned it off as soon as the "rancher" gave his interview. Obviously an actor. Discovery+ rolled right into this thing after another program. Now this garbage is stuck in my "continue watching" queue. C'mon Discovery... stop faking it. There's plenty of credible teams trying to do real work in fringe science and the paranormal. Get some of them already!

I wish Discovery still had enough respect for their viewers to place a title card at the beginning that states these shows as being for entertainment purposes only. Some people literally think this is real and these shows are getting out of hand. Still though, mildly fun.

The guy with the neckerchief is laughably idiotic. And he's in great shape to be hunting and challenging anything. This was as bad as the mermaids are real show they did years ago.