psally-91247
Take the BFRO group and show for what it is, entertainment without fighting, screaming, swearing, sex or exploitation of children. I watch it never to have proof positive evidence thrown my way but to watch a tv show and ask "what if". I for one wish something, anything still existed on this earth of this magnitude or that there were yet uncharted territory. With our continued urbanization and advancement in technologies we've all lost our chance to imagine and dream. If anything this show keeps alive some of the adventure we all crave and miss in this day in age. We should all be less human self-centric and more in tune with the world around us.Keep up the fun for years tcome, I'll keep watching just in case you do find something.
cory jarrett
7 seasons?! Really? who funds this show? .....better question is, who watches this garbage? A show called Finding Bigfoot that's in its 7th season and guess what.....(spoiler alert!) they still haven't found him. If bigfoot was real, (and that's a BIG if), i'll bet he's sitting on his favorite log in a cave somewhere, watching this show and laughing his big ass off. They need to bury this show in a deep, dark place along with Honey Boo Boo, Southern Charm and any of those real life housewives shows. OR! have a reality "death match" show starring all of these abominations. Have Honey Boo Boo go toe to toe with Bigfoot or a few of those plastic, pill popping housewives. Now that i'd watch!
Michael Baker
How can this show still be on the air. They try to present Renae as the lone voice of reason when in fact all they have to do is a little basic statistical analysis. For example, what percent of the supposed sightings that people talk about are during daylight hours. I would guess it is close to 95%. So why do they insist on always doing night investigations. If they wanted to really find a big foot, why not find the most promising area and just fly drones overhead until they get an actual documented video. I am done with this show. Furthermore, why can they not focus on the same area until it is either proved or disproved. I am so tired of this show. I actually started watching it because I wanted them to be successful but after so many years of the same old thing I don't even care to watch it any more.
Tom Anders
What do you get when you take a bunch of people, who are obviously without any previous scientific experience and also totally out of shape, and throw them around the world looking for something that might or might not exist? Add to this that they know nothing about any country (or culture) outside their own home town. You get a show with a few people asking for directions to dense jungle, where they spend a few hours (we can assume they can't walk very far) thrashing around in the jungle around some parking lot. On occasion, they walk around in the dark with night vision cameras. Any sound, be it the wind, water or perhaps a bird, is a proof that they are on to something. The idea that it might actually be wind, water or birds never crosses their minds. Any sound in a jungle is a sasquatch(Big foot, Yowie, etc) and if it isn't caught on film, it is just a proof that they are cunning and able to hide from the crew. Interviews with locals is horrible at best. Any interview is taken as gospel and critical questions are never asked. I like the subject, and would love to see a good show about the hunt for sasquatches, big foots (Big feet?) or yowies, but this was so bad I actually had to amputate part of my brain after watching a few episodes!