The producers and directors have preserved everything good about the original "Ghost Hunters" series as they have created the European version, "Ghost Hunters International." At least as charming and well-equipped as their American counterparts, a new team of paranormal private eyes prowls around Britain and the Continent in hot pursuit of all things shadowy, creepy, and scary. Like their American colleagues, the "Ghost Hunters International" team is comprised of ordinary-everyday working class folks with a predilection for the paranormal. Responding to calls from terrified clients, the team loads all its too-cool gear, pulls on custom-printed parkas, and hurls itself head-on into the haunted world. In each "Ghost Hunters International" episode, the team collects sound and temperature data, and they take tons of photographs and copious notes, all of which their technical analysts review for irrefutable proof of ghosts and ghouls. Although "Ghost Hunters International" offers no more compelling proof of paranormal phenomena than their Pennsylvania pals, they nevertheless work the gadgets and suspense so skillfully that eager audiences willingly suspend their disbelief, celebrating all hallows every week.

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