Ghost Adventures: Season Three

Here's the Offical DVD Menu List.

Disc 1:

Easten State Penitentiary-Philadelphia, Pa
Remington Arms Factory-Bridgeport, CT
Old Washoe Club/Chollar Mine-Virginia City, NV
Execution Rocks Lighthouse-Long Island, NY
Prospect Place-Trinway, OH

Disc 2:

Hill View Manor-New Castle, PA
Waverly Hills Sanatorium-Louisville, KY
Vulture Mine-Vulture City, AZ
La Palazza-Las Vegas, NV
Fort Chaffee-Greenwood, AR

Disc 3:

Armagossa Hotel & Opera House-Death Valley Junction, CA
U.S.S. Hornet-San Francisco, CA
Rolling Hills Asylum-East Bethany, NY
Return To Bobby Mackey's Music World-Wilder, KY

Bonus Feature:

Longfellow's Wayside Inn-Sudbury, MA (Valentine's Day Special)

Personally, I think this should have been a box set and have ALL of the episodes from Gettysburg all the way to Loretta Lynn's Plantation House episodes. Do we all agree on this?

First of all, I'm a very biased reviewer since I've loved the show since its inception with the documentary "Ghost Adventures" that was aired in 2004. Zac, Nick, and Aaron have the three crucial elements that set their ghost investigative series above and beyond the rest: 1) compelling audio/video evidence, 2) entertaining, and 3) scary as hell! Other series like Ghost Hunters, Paranormal State, Ghost Stories, Celebrity Ghost Stories, etc. are okay, but they are missing one or more of the crucial elements listed above (some do great investigative work and have superb evidence, yet are neither entertaining nor scary...as a show on the paranormal should be).

One particular detail I really love about the show is that they replay audio/video phenomena 3 times, so you can hear or see what's going on when they capture evidence - whereas other shows only replay once, so you don't know exactly what you heard or saw. Another particular detail I like is the format; the boys go through the history of a haunted place for the 1st half of the show, then they do their creepy/chilling investigations for the 2nd half of the show (great to watch late at night with all the lights off on a surround speaker system).

One critique I agree with (in regards to some of the comments listed already) is that the seasons on disc don't correspond with the seasons on TV, which causes some confusion. The reasoning behind this, I think, is that consumers can get more episodes for their buck when they buy the DVDs (for example: season 2 only had 8 episodes on TV, while the DVD had 12+1 episodes [some from season 3 on TV]). I already bought all the seasons/episodes on iTunes, where the seasons (or volumes as listed on iTunes) match the TV seasons, so I already know the order they go in. I just want buy the DVDs when they come out, as well, so I can watch the shows on TV, because: A) larger screen/better resolution, B) better sound (unless your computer has expensive speakers), and C) better navigability than on a computer.

I had to cancel my satellite service when this season was airing, and it really sucked. I got it back on and they are showing some of the episodes prior to the new ones, but I am sure there is a bunch I haven't seen yet. I wish they would list the episodes here, as because I bought the season 2 DVD, and upon research, (looked up the epsidoes and seasons on travelchannel.com) found out that season 3 was added on to the season two disc, so shouldn't this be season 4? If anyone can shed some light on this, I would appreciate it. I thought they are currently on season 5. Anyway, I love the show and can watch the episodes over and over. The evps and the spirit box are awesome, and if someone watches this shows and is still a skeptic, then I just don't know what other proof they would need. The guys aren't bad to look at either, so that helps.