r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/TransportationNo5560 • 1d ago
Looks like EX is back in Romania.
Phil's IG has them in Cluj.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Darththorn • Aug 25 '22
Josh treks the punishing Donner Pass to uncover how desperate pioneers trapped by blizzards in the Sierra Nevada mountains turned to cannibalism. In an unprecedented six-month investigation, Josh retraces the steps of the courageous rescue teams.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/SickleClaw • Feb 02 '24
Just going what I saw on IMDB and my tv listings. They emphasize on the imdb listing:
"
In this episode, viewers are in for a paranormal treat as Phil and Jess embark on a journey to the world’s most haunted forest, located near the legendary site of Dracula’s tales. This eerie location has a history steeped in mystery, and it’s where even the fearless Josh Gates had one of his most terrifying experiences.
As the night falls, the investigators delve deep into the forest’s haunted depths, but what they encounter is beyond their darkest expectations. Jess, in particular, becomes the focal point of an unsettling presence, as she feels the ominous gaze of someone or something sinister watching her every move."
So makes me wonder if they are going to rehash the footage of the camera man being knocked over.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/TransportationNo5560 • 1d ago
Phil's IG has them in Cluj.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/MissKitty919 • 3d ago
If this is not allowed, then I apologize. But I clicked this video and was pleasantly surprised to see Phil in this video. What a sweet video, and sweet little girl. Like father like daughter. 😊
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/[deleted] • 5d ago
How do u feel about this guy?? Seems like he's stretching it, cause the sangha river is not as dangerous as he says and I've seen some travels who went their calling him out for exaggerating it. Also I've seen some comments of Congolese saying there are no crocs and hippos on the route he kayaks
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/[deleted] • 5d ago
How do you feel about this guy? It seems like he's stretching it a bit. Sangha river is not as dangerous and deadly as he says and I've seen people who went there before calling him out for exaggerating it. Also, I've seen comments of Congolese people saying there are no hippos or crocs on the route he kayaking. What he doing is still impressive, but i don't like the way he mislead people
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Icetypelover002 • 6d ago
Anyone remember that one episode n session four (if its not four dont come after me haven't seen the show in months) about the ufo cult in Thailand? Im trying to find the original youtbe video they played in the case file ut because im shit at finding old videos I haven't been able to see it even got my teacher into this (cause we doing a this about the earthquake and tsunami in Japan and it made me remember this) but I've been coming up dry can yall help me find it? Thx
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/PurposeOk9589 • 9d ago
What’s everyone’s opinion on Ash Dykes upcoming adventure in the Congo Basin. I’m so interested!
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r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Strong_Nectarine_434 • 26d ago
Phil’s skepticism is forced and sometimes his explanations are outright stupid!
Heather is a really terrible actor! And all the ghosts that she sees are off camera! Jessica’s acting was a lot more believable!
Also, on the recent episode, Jack Osbourne’s paranormal investigation experience overshadowed Heather!
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/jmeyers2632 • 26d ago
What a joke of an episode. From the staged bayonet, but to the awful acting by Heather, it was nearly unwatchable. Once again all of her fake emotions and "evidence" is laughable. The decision to just pivot to Fort Mifflin was an absolute joke. Just say it is a split investigation of the farm and the Fort. It is ok. No need to take a ridiculous leap of random words to go there.
The only redeeming feature, was the local aspect for me, living in the Philly area.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Plastic_Highlight_47 • 27d ago
There is no way it would be in that pristine of condition and be over 200 years old. Absolutely not. Also, can Heather stop screaming all the time?
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/schnibitz • 27d ago
This was quite literally the BEST episode of this show ever IMHO, and maybe the best episode of ANY paranormal show ever, and they left us with
SO
MANY
QUESTIONS
Please, please, PLEASE, go back and try to exhume the object you found under the water, or at least try to do a more complete analysis of it.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/SickleClaw • 27d ago
so here we have Jack Osborne. and more ghost hunting with bs ghost hunting tech. I’m really skeptical of the session at the end. way too hyper specific.
season finale not series finale
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Wrong_Sleep935 • 27d ago
one creepy asf rock...
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/FreeTrain1263 • 27d ago
A thought I've been having
If the team were to investigate a location without knowing the history or activity of the location, how differently the investigation would go.
For one thing, you put them in the shoes of the eyewitnesses. Another, they have a clean slate to work with instead of having a set of accounts to rely on (which there is nothing wrong with eyewitness accounts.) It seems like when investigating based on stories and events, it may easily influence how it all goes.
There would be someone gathering up all the eyewitness accounts and stories.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Savagesamurai29RL • 28d ago
Literally so much content and interesting storylines to return to.
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r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/SickleClaw • Sep 10 '26
Honestly this one was...eh. The flame session I feel had a lot of issues with it. Also Phil getting lost in the jungle I figure could just be chalked up to it being dark at night.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/AlchemicalPachanoi • Sep 08 '26
I can deal with fake tech, staged moments, and bad acting. Like, I enjoy the camp of this show, it’s so bad it’s good. For that, I pretty much always tune in, not because Heather and Phil might actually find proof of the paranormal, but they are funny, and the locations, and histories are really interesting.
That being said, using generative AI is where I drop the show for good. This new season is obviously using AI generated shots for the Sherwood Forest episodes. I don’t know about the skin-walker one, I haven’t watched it and probably won’t.
Wack.. Just a cheap, lazy, and lacking any creative input at all which this show was very much already scraping the bottom of the barrel.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/_Cainhurst_ • Sep 06 '26
In the episode about Sherwood Forest she sends a drone up and that drone can detect paranormal activity and mark on a map where it occured apparently.
Now hear me out.. the drone makes noise when it's flying and it's not flying very high.. isn't it more likely that the sound and lights of the drone just startled animals and that's what the drone is detecting?
If not how did they made a drone detect paranormal Activity? I'm open for new ways and ideas in the paranormal research but this felt SO stupid.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/carbikebacon • Sep 05 '26
Any updates to the toe bone they discovered or further bones found? DNA? I'd really love a few episodes of follow-ups or go back to where he visited years previous to see anything new or discovered.
r/ExpeditionUnknown • u/Thin-Programmer-514 • Sep 03 '26
He asked if Phil was in danger then when Phil comes back Heather says I asked if you were in danger.