Sneak Peek Tuesday - GHI/Legend Quest/Haven



In the next episode of Ghost Hunters International, Paul and Susan enter a room and it starts to give Susan a strange feeling in the pit of her stomach. They’re looking for a little girl named Rose within a castle and are investigating a 17th century room where claims have been made of mannequin’s hands moving.



Meanwhile, in the next episode of Legend Quest, the team sees multiple signs that would lead them to believe that a specific fountain could be the place of Merlin’s tomb that holds treasures. The clues direct them northeast from the church they are currently in, which would have them eventually arrive at Barenton Fountain. They know it’s going to be easy to get lost in the forest they’re about to enter, so they must stick together. Tune in at 10/9c on Wednesday to see if the team can find the Merlin’s treasure, only on Syfy!



Audrey is trudging through the forest with a firearm in hand. While keeping an watchful eye she finds an opening under the mossy ground. Chris (Jason Priestly) startles her and is checking up to see if she’s more interested in work or their date. They spot a pair of glasses on the ground and quickly document it for evidence. Watch the clip and tune in this Friday at 10/9c on Syfy to see if they’re able to find who the glasses belong to, or if they encounter a grizzly first!

Comments

Sharon Day said…
I admit, I never watch GHI anymore (snooze) and Legend Quest, though a great idea, falls flat like Fact or Faked. I wanted something more and was really left "hungry" after watching it.
4:35 PM
Julie Ferguson said…
I am hooked on Haven and want to know what is in the woods?
7:20 PM
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