Destination Truth

2007
7.6| 0h30m| en
Synopsis

Destination Truth is a weekly American paranormal reality television series that premiered on June 6, 2007, on Syfy. Produced by Mandt Bros. Productions and Ping Pong Productions, the program follows paranormal researcher Josh Gates around the world to investigate claims of the supernatural, mainly in the field of cryptozoology.

Cast

Josh Gates

Director

Producted By

Ping Pong Productions

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Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good
SanEat A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."
Taha Avalos The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.
Raymond Sierra The film may be flawed, but its message is not.
jim_85258 This is the worst paranormal hunters' show I have ever watched. Feels liked I picked the lowest bid and I got what I paid for. His other show Expedition Unknown is much better.
mtrapp-382-717082 I loved this show from the get go. It just gets better each season. I wait impatiently for the next season every year. Josh is by far the best reason to watch. He's funny, adventurous and down right entertaining. His current crew is relatively new, so there's some "getting to know them time" that's necessary but typically, the crew seems to work well together. The show's not about absolutely finding what they're looking for (although they have found some interesting evidence that gained world-wide attention of the scientific community), but it's about the journey, visiting new places via the TV and interacting with new and different cultures. It's about the adventurous spirit for those who don't have it or the finances to travel the world looking for themselves. By far this is the best SyFy show and the best cable reality show! Those that don't like it probably have a poor sense of humor, adventure and lack the inquisitive nature of the human spirit.
ZoZo13 Josh Gates is silly and lots of fun with his equally goofy crew as they go around the world searching for monsters and ghosts.Josh, a big man with a voice like Fozzie Bear of the Muppets, is a real ham. I think the show is fun as long as I don't attempt to take it seriously and therein lies one of the problems. The title implies that there's a "TRUTH" slant to this show. Of course there's no serious or even scientific stuff going on. Yep, they have cameras which they usually have on themselves. They have gizmo's that beep and buzz.....so do I.The funniest part of this show is when the guys get scared and scream worse than the women. Can you imagine being in an abandoned outdoor place of worship in Taiwan and NOT seeing something moving?? Geez guys, they do have monkeys and other animals roaming around. It ain't ghosts! Oh well, that show was hilarious as was the one when the guys were in the water and saw something "Big" moving.I Put aside any thought of it being serious and I think it's a fun show with exotic destinations. Otherwise, I'll just get aggravated.
D-Sligar Wow, this guy is just plain bumbling and seems to scare himself (and his crew) more than anything else. It's actually kind of funny watching him work himself up when they're out on location trying to debunk some local legend or whatever they're attempting to do. Apparently, he is also quite terrified of thunderstorms, too funny, hasn't he ever heard of a lightning rod? Hire someone who isn't afraid f mundane things when you want someone investigating something that might be delving deeper into the unknown.I agree with the other guy who rated this show quite low. There is absolutely no preparation before they go places or launch "investigations," they film for a few hours and call it quits, they do seem to patronize the locals, and worst of all they never arrive at any type of conclusion or come up with any credible evidence. Any amateur given the paltry equipment they use in this series could come up with a much better show or at least some form of results. The SciFi Channel needs to hire someone who is less of a scaredy-cat and more of a go-getter.The show is worth it if you want to watch a group of people jumping at their own shadows, but other than that there is no other redeeming qualities.