Destination Truth: 2nd Season Premiere
March 5, 2008 by Cynthia
For me, a big adventure is going to the Ralphs Grocery store on the north side of town instead of the one on the south side. Oh, look! They have that special guacamole that I’ve been looking for! Now that is an amazing find!
Lucky for you, Josh Gates is a tad more adventurous than I, though I do believe we share the same sarcastic streak. He packed his bags and treked to the Himalayas in search of the illusive Yeti and even better, he brought a camera crew along. Gates is the host of the SCI FI Channel series “Destination Truth” and the second season promises to be even bigger, better and more humorous than the one before.
That’s right, I said humorous. What sets this documentary series apart from its History Channel counterparts is the sense of humor. Gates is always there with a wry comment when the customs inspectors in Nepal keep them cooling their heels, when a crazy monk starts throwing rocks at them or when he sticks his head into a cave with very little wiggle room.
Hey, you gotta have a sense of humor about you when you’ve flown half way across the world, hiked up a mountain for four days and there isn’t even a single souvenir stand selling T-shirts. But don’t worry, Gates and his crew bring home something more interesting than I Survived shot glasses — they have a . . . well, I’m not going to tell you what they have, but it’s pretty cool.
I put it to you this way. If you can believe what you see on the TV, that nothing has been manufactured or planted, these guys come up with some pretty compelling evidence that proves the Yeti is real. See for yourself. Watch the season premiere of “Destination Truth” Wednesday, March 5 at 10:00 on SCI FI.
Pictured: Josh Gates — SCI FI Channel Photo: Joshua Gates
i know some good places and things to be seen like the bat with a mans face or the little people and witches and ghost all in the Philippines i have seen some of them myself and many outhers have two need to know how to email him to let him know he will get somthing on video for sure
how can i be apart of the team. I’ve always wanted to do what you do. how can i apply to go along with and see different countries and experience the things your team experiences. thanks for your time cant wait to see your next adventure.
i have been think about wanting to pursue cryptozoology as a career and i was hoping to get some information on how to pursue this a career. such as wat classes to take and where mite be the colleges to go to. thanks for ur time.
Is this the Araceli that went to middle school in Des Moines Iowa? I taught an Araceli in 8th grade who looks exactly like the Araceli from Destination Truth. Do you have this information?
Shelly Elliott
Teacher, Des Moines, Iowa
hello josh… I have a story for you
I live in Shasta lake city right next to the Shasta lake.. we believe that there are sturgeon the size as buses.. in fact almost everyone here does. The Shasta damn has had many divers dive down deep into the water to find what they say eyes the size of basket ball and even large boulders. after seeing these creatures they have vowed not to go in the lake again. we have had many extremely large ones wash up only there has been many eye witnesses say they have seen way larger !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I think this would be interesting for you and your crew to do. just make sure if you do come and holler at me I want to know the truth along with all of Redding and Shasta lake!
i have a picture i took of you on tv by accident, and the picture is interesting. i would like to show you if you would like to see it. it is just a strange picture.