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The Team searches for the Aswang, ghostly creatures said to haunted a tree in the Phillipines. Then the Team investigates ghost sightings in Japan's Aokigahara Forest, the site of nearly 1,000 ...
Josh takes the team to Mexico to investigate an island filled with possessed dolls. Then, the Team hunts the Lusca, a giant octopus that inhabits underwater tunnels in The Bahamas.
The Team travels to Chile to investigate claims of Aliens and UFOs. Then, the Team searches Lake Van in Turkey for a creature resembling a dinosaur.
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| Josh Gates | ... | Himself - Lead Investigator / ... 50 episodes, 2007-2012 | |
| Gabriel Copeland | ... | Himself - Cameraman / ... 35 episodes, 2008-2011 | |
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Mike Morrell | ... | Himself - Audio Technician 23 episodes, 2009-2010 |
| Erin Ryder | ... | Herself / ... 21 episodes, 2008-2011 | |
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A globe-trekking reality show that follows Josh Gates around the world as he explores different sites of supernatural import.
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Destination Truth follows the exploits of self-styled adventurer and cryptozoologist Josh Gates. Every episode Gates and his drinking buddies search for two new cryptids (or, when convenient, any other odd stuff in the vicinity).
If you overlook the fact that Gates lacks any real credentials (although he regularly consults with experts), the show is a great watch. It's a light-hearted alternative to series like Ghost Hunters and MonsterQuest.
Although Destination Truth's methods are suspect (as they only spend a few days in most locations), they're by no means worse than other sensationalist documentaries and the casting more than makes up for any shortcomings: Gates is both abrasive and witty as he playfully (and rightfully) ridicules first-hand eye-witness testimony; his outright skepticism is a breath of air; and his sarcasm, well, a bit over the time (he's about as subtle as a hammer... or Michael Moore).
All in all, Destination Truth is a surprisingly good watch for a Scifi channel documentary.