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When will Ghost Hunters return?

Season 8 will have 20 all-new episodes and premieres on Wednesday, January 11 at 9 PM et.

When does Ghost Adventures return?

Travel Channel has renewed Ghost Adventures for a 6th season to premiere March 9, 2012.

There will be 2 “Special” Clip Shows airing in February before the Season 6 Spring Premiere.

Did they renew Finding Bigfoot?

Finding Bigfoot returns for a brand-new season on Sunday, January 1, 2012, at 10 PM (ET/PT) for further expeditions to investigate reports of the mysterious bigfoot.

When is the new season of Ghost Hunters International?

Ghost Hunters International Season 2.5 – Premieres Wednesday, February 22 at 9 PM.

What happened to Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files?

Season 3 is expected to start Spring 2012.

When is the new season of Destination Truth?

New Season was expected to premiere in first quarter of 2012 but one report claims it may be late as Summer.

Will they bring back Long Island Medium?

TLC has announced that its new series Long Island Medium has been picked up for a second season. Season two is slated to premiere in March 2012 with 12 half-hour episodes.

Is Haunted Collector coming back?

Syfy has ordered a 12-episode second season of Haunted Collector. The series is expected to return during the second quarter of 2012.

Will The Dead Files be renewed?

The Dead Files has been renewed for a second season of 12 episodes and begins filming in 2012. According to Steve Di Schiavi, the new season may air in early Spring.

Will there be more episodes of Paranormal Witness?

Paranormal Witness has been renewed for a second season and is expected to premiere August 2012.

When is the next episode of Celebrity Ghost Hunt?

Celebrity Ghost Hunt with Chip Coffey was just a one episode pilot. If you want the network to pick the show up, you can help by writing them and letting them know. ae.viewerrelations@aetn.com

Why was Paranormal State canceled?

Ryan Buell stated creative differences, exhaustion and other projects as his main reason for leaving. You can read his full explanation here.

A&E may continue with “Paranormal State: The New Class”

Is Psychic Kids coming back?

Sadly, after three seasons, Psychic Kids was canceled.

Is Paranormal Cops coming back?

Paranormal Cops only had one season and was never renewed. Investigator Ron Fabiani, of the Chicago Paranormal Detectives, stated the team will continue to be available to those who need their services.

What happen to Ghost Lab?

Ghost Lab was canceled. However, the Klinge Brothers and Everyday Paranormal continue to make public appearances and hold public events and have revamped their team in order to embark on a documentary film project

Will Paranormal Challenge have another season? How can I get my team on the show?

According to Dave Schrader, no decisions have been made regarding another season. They are currently NOT taking applications for team appearances on the show.

Saturday, July 9 – 11 PM et/10 PM ct (Note Date Change)

Pilot for a possible New Series

Renowned psychic medium Chip Coffey, and his teams of tech savvy paranormal investigators, help celebrities make contact and get answers to their personal brushes with the paranormal.

Full scale paranormal investigations with the added bonus of watching celebrities we love get freaked out…welcome to Celebrity Ghost Hunt.

In the pilot, join host Chip Coffey as he investigates hauntings that are affecting the lives of celebrities Eric Roberst (The Dark Knight, The Expendables, Heroes) and Christopher Atkins (Blue Lagoon, Dallas, Confessions of a Teen Idol).

We need great ratings for this pilot to become a regular series!

More Celebrity Ghost Hunt Information here

Check out the locations and dates for the Coffey Talk Tour here.

Chip Coffey, Chris Fleming and Edy Nathan were phenomenal on Season 3 of Psychic Kids. It was a great season but due to time slots, they were up against stiff competition. To solidify Psychic Kids’ success, A&E needs to hear from you, the people.

Chip, Chris and Edy clearly helped the “Psychic Kids,” their families and countless others who may have identified with their guests. This show is a true service to all of those involved, including the families of the missing persons helped by the kids. It is also well-produced and one of A&E’s best shows.

Ghost TV Blogs strongly encourages all viewers to write to A&E at the link provided. Please write to A&E and tell them how much you love Psychic Kids and want to see another season!

A&E – Contact Us – Help Desk

You can also sign the Keep Psychic Kids Petition here.

This fall, Sundays on A&E are going to give fright fans a real-life chill. A&E returns two hit original paranormal series with the fifth season of “Paranormal State,” and the third season of “Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal,” premiering Sunday, October 17th at 9PM and 10PM ET/PT respectively.

In “Paranormal State,” A&E continues to chronicle the case files of the Paranormal Research Society (PRS), a renowned group of investigators led by Ryan Buell, the director/founder of PRS, who delve into other worlds to solve the most severe client cases ranging from the bizarre to the demonic.

The team uses a cache of resources to help families in trouble, including Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) recordings, video documentation, cutting-edge technologies, old-fashioned research and the help from outside experts such as renowned psychics and demonologists.

“Paranormal State” kicks off with two episodes. First is “The Death Room” – where PRS arrives in Ryan’s hometown to help the new owner of an old southern plantation unearth its dark history. A painful family secret reveals a tale of greed and neglect, and the team must help free its unwilling victim from her spiritual prison.

Next up is “They Only Come Out At Night”- Once night falls in a quaint New England Town, a police officer’s family is terrorized by demons. PRS arrives just in time with the family ready to vacate their family home, rather than suffer the advances of these spirit creatures. They have been scratched, pulled, pinched and pushed to the brink. Through investigation and research PRS must come up with a solution to this family’s plight and try to save their lovely home.

In “Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal,” A&E profiles children who live with an incredible secret: they have psychic abilities. Feeling scared and isolated, these kids have nowhere to turn…until now. Help is on the way in the form of Psychic/Mediums Chip Coffey, Chris Fleming and Kim Russo — who themselves grew up with these senses — and licensed psychotherapist Edy Nathan, who has more than 20 years experience. These experts work to uncover the truths of these children, and direct the kids to better manage their abilities.

In the premiere one-hour episode, “Banishing Evil,” 12-year-old Nick is tormented by an evil spirit named Mr. Rosenberg. Since Rosenberg entered his life, Nick has been plagued by violent nightmares and physical attacks. He lives in constant fear and his only desire is to be a “normal kid.”

Psychic/Medium Chip Coffey and therapist Edy Nathan introduce Nick to Anissa, an 11-year-old girl who is so frightened by the ghosts and spirits that surround her that she hasn’t been able to sleep alone for as long as she can remember. Nick and Anissa work to develop the strength and confidence to keep evil entities at bay, and ultimately they try to banish Mr. Rosenberg.

Psychic Picky about Paranormal Visitors

And the psychic, medi­um and spiritual counsellor from Atlanta is hoping to find some ghosts when he comes to Halifax for a Coffey Talk on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the World Trade and Con­vention Centre.

Coffey, 55, visited Nova Scotia in 2000 when he was a travel agent, stopping at Peggys Cove, Mahone Bay, Lunenburg and Halifax, where he viewed the Titanic artifacts at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and went on a pub crawl. But he wasn’t yet exploring the psychic realm — dead people didn’t visit him till he was well into his 40s.

Now the star of A&E shows Paranormal State and Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal, Coffey is anxious to see what he feels in Halifax from a paranormal perspective — particularly at sites like Fairview Lawn Cemetery where victims of the Halifax Ex­plosion and the sinking of the Titanic are buried.

Coffey believes everyone is psychic, or intuitive to some de­gree, and he doesn’t remember a time he couldn’t get information from what he views as a sort of sixth sense.

“I focus on living energy in my psychic practice,” he says by phone from his home in Georgia.

“With mediumship comes the ability to communicate with other realms, to talk to people no longer in their body, souls in bodies that have passed away.”

Coffey vividly remembers the first time he was visited by a dead person — the deceased brother of a co-worker.

“It was very alien. It felt like there was someone else’s thoughts inside my head,” he says in a soft Southern accent.

“It was on top of a parking deck and saying, ‘Tell Pam hello,’ but I didn’t do it. The brother became more insistent and said, ‘Tell Pam hello from me.’ The third time he was even more insistent. Pam and I had talked a little about the spiritual thing, he supposedly died in a car accident when he was 16 and she was 12, and I went to her and said, ‘I hope you think I’m out of my mind, but . . .’ and she was surprisingly receptive.”

The brother told Coffey things that were “very ‘validatable,’ ” experiences Pam had gone through, Coffey says.

“It was bizarre, to say the least.”

The idea of life after death was appealing to Coffey, who calls himself an open-minded skeptic.

“I don’t want to believe when the credits roll we’re done, worm food, that the soul is finite.”

And he says more people acknowledge the possibility of psychic activity than dismiss him.

When people come to him for psychic readings, they are looking for answers, hope, validation or guidance on topics like romance, careers, finances or possibly m ove s.

More often, people want him to contact loved ones who have died. “All they want to know is that the loved one is OK,” he says.

And for the most part, he says, every soul he has talked to is.

“I don’t often come across souls in distress, discord or disharmo­ny,” Coffey says.

Personalities remain the same, he says.

“Those who are quiet remain quiet. Those who are outspoken or gregarious exhibit the same personality.”

Coffey says he made an agree­ment with his spirit guide so he doesn’t receive random visita­tions.

“I didn’t want Patrick Swayze to be singing to me at 2 a.m. or to be in the grocery store having some­one say, ‘Say hello to my grand­daughter.’ I’m not Western Union for the dead. I’m not going to deliver every message. I rarely get unsolicited information unless it will prevent a tragedy or a desper­ate situation.

“A friend calls them God taps, and they are things you better listen to.”

Five other cities are on Coffey’s Canadian tour, the locations cho­sen by his Twitter followers.

At a Coffey Talk, people come in anxious, he says.

“They wonder, can I really reach out to a dead relative, ask questions? They are hyper-emo­tional. And for the first part of the event, I try to put everyone at ease, feel the energy of the room. I talk about my own personal experiences, answer general ques­tions, chat and talk. . . . They see I have a quirky sense of humour, see my personality.

“After we take a ‘Coffey break,’ they come back and I do psychic readings and mediumship. People ask me to contact their dead rela­tives. . . . I feel the energy of the room, and whoever I am ener­getically drawn to, that’s who I pick.”

The Chronicle Herald

Chip will be on both Psychic Kids and Paranormal State on Tuesday 12/22/09.