Maybe it's the comedy value of this show that compels me to give it 3/10 when it deserved less than nothing.
For some reason I'm addicted to Finding Bigfoot. It's absurd. These guys claim to be experts on something that might not even exist and go out filming in forests in the middle of the night.
Oh, and everything, whether it's a broken branch, a dead animal or a sound in the forest, is 110% proof of Bigfoot. If they went into my garden they'd come back telling me there were definitely Bigfoot in the area.
Matt Moneymaker (come on...) is the self-proclaimed leader of the group, like a fat, bearded Fred Jones. He claims that everything an eyewitness describes to him is "classic Bigfoot". Classic Bigfoot? You're saying you know for sure that something is classic behaviour for a creature that probably doesn't exist? Yeah sure, OK I'll buy it.
"Oh yeah, that tree that's been stripped of a square inch of bark is classic Bigfoot behaviour".
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"You saw something big and hairy hiding behind a tree? Classic 'squatch."
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"You hear that noise?"
"What, you mean the alarm going off on our car?"
"No, that's the mating call of a Sasquatch".
Sigh... F**k off, Matt.
But for some reason I keep going back and watching. Maybe there's a small part of me that wants them to be real and expects these bumbling fools to one day surprise us all and accidentally stumble across some compelling evidence. But until then, I will continue to watch, laugh and shake my head in disbelief at the sheer levels of incompetence and delusion.
For some reason I'm addicted to Finding Bigfoot. It's absurd. These guys claim to be experts on something that might not even exist and go out filming in forests in the middle of the night.
Oh, and everything, whether it's a broken branch, a dead animal or a sound in the forest, is 110% proof of Bigfoot. If they went into my garden they'd come back telling me there were definitely Bigfoot in the area.
Matt Moneymaker (come on...) is the self-proclaimed leader of the group, like a fat, bearded Fred Jones. He claims that everything an eyewitness describes to him is "classic Bigfoot". Classic Bigfoot? You're saying you know for sure that something is classic behaviour for a creature that probably doesn't exist? Yeah sure, OK I'll buy it.
"Oh yeah, that tree that's been stripped of a square inch of bark is classic Bigfoot behaviour".
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"You saw something big and hairy hiding behind a tree? Classic 'squatch."
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"You hear that noise?"
"What, you mean the alarm going off on our car?"
"No, that's the mating call of a Sasquatch".
Sigh... F**k off, Matt.
But for some reason I keep going back and watching. Maybe there's a small part of me that wants them to be real and expects these bumbling fools to one day surprise us all and accidentally stumble across some compelling evidence. But until then, I will continue to watch, laugh and shake my head in disbelief at the sheer levels of incompetence and delusion.
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