And utter bullshit is Nadine’s department.Īt any given point in time, psychic Nadine is about half a minute from total hysteria. Instead of turning to paranormal or psychic explanations only when scientific ones fail, the show consistently discounts Brian’s sound, physical evidence (of which there is so, so much) in favor of utter bullshit.

“Everything has a plausible explanation.” He sounds great, right? He is, but here’s the problem. “There’s nothing unexplainable or strange in this house,” he’ll say. (This is a real plot point in episode three.)īrian marches through the homes with a clipboard, checking off spooky happenings as he debunks them. How did the bathroom door- which doesn’t even have a lock-manage to trap you inside? Actually, it does have a lock. Why is your daughter’s room mysteriously cold? Well, you’ve blocked all of the air vents with furniture. Why does that creepy basement light keep flickering? The bulb wasn’t screwed in all the way.

The Cast: Home inspector Brian is unfailingly unimpressed by the knocks, rattles, and shadows that keep you up at night. It is sort of amazing that there are as many as 13 episodes. There are only 13 episodes, but then again, “only” isn’t really the right word. The Details: Paranormal Home Inspectors originally aired on Investigation Discovery in Canada, from 2011 to 2012. The Premise: As its vaguely English-accented narrator will gladly tell you over and over again, this show seeks to combine natural and supernatural investigation with a team of three experts: intuitive healer Nadine Mercey, certified home inspector Brian Daley, and paranormal investigator and researcher Michelle McKay.

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