Castle From CT loves her some DT!

As a lifelong fan of the supernatural world, and a fairly new paranormal explorer, I have to say "Destination Truth" definitely trips my trigger.  

Television today is riddled with shows that sensationalize the unexplained to an almost laughable degree.  Destination Truth, similar to Ghost Hunters, unlike the myriad knockoffs, presents its audience with a real look into a world of questions without promising any otherworldly answers.  It's exactly what its title denotes--a brave dive into the shadows to reveal the truths they hide.  

Some fantasy and science-fiction lovers might be disappointed at the end of an episode when the creature of lore isn't found, but I think we're all better off knowing the truth about our world minus the fabrications that several "truth-seeking" shows are brimming with. Ghost Hunters takes the same approach, and I commend them for that. 

I've been hunting with various members of T.A.P.S. a handful of times, and their philosophy, tantamount to that of Josh Gates and the "Destination Truth" crew, is to analyze, debunk, and discover the truth.  

They admit when they're unsure about a haunted situation rather than jumping to definite conclusions, and exaggerations are left at the door despite how significantly some frightening embellishments might up the ratings. 

 I gotta hand it to these guys--in a world of bullshit, they're keeping it real.  Kudos to Josh Gates, "Destination Truth" and "Ghost Hunters" alike.