Sneak Peek Tuesday: Ghost Hunters/Fact or Faked/Zombie Apocalypse



This week in an all-new Ghost Hunters, Jason and Grant are investigating with guest star Meredith Vieira (Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?) and they decide they should go down a flight of stairs to get an area where a child was kept. While Jason and Grant’s main concern is connecting with any potential ghosts, Meredith is concerned with the fact that with them being in the basement, someone could lock them in from the upper level. While she is concerned with making sure they have a way out, she also expresses a desire to see the matron that evidently chained her child in the basement. Be sure to watch the clip and tune in at 9/8c on Wednesday to see if Jason and Grant’s mission alongside Meredith provides an encounter.



In Fact or Faked, the team is putting together another project right outside of Area 51 and are discussing sling-loads, where military aircraft use a sling below the craft to transport various resources. They’re trying to see if they can create a sling-load to look similar to what they saw in UFO footage. Be sure to tune in on Wednesday at 10/9c on Syfy to see how real and accurate they can get the sling-load to look like a UFO!



I wanted to start your Friday with a sneak peek clip featuring the upcoming Syfy Original Movie, Zombie Apocalypse, airing Saturday at 9pm ET/PT. In the clip you’ll see that the zombies are even attacking in broad daylight and Henry (Ving Rhames) realizes they’re getting smarter. He has a feeling that he has to constantly look over his shoulder. There’s a good reason to have that feeling as one zombie retreats from attacking, only to quickly find multiple reinforcements. Henry and Cassie decide to run instead of sticking around to fight. Be sure to watch the clip and tune in Saturday to see just how long they can outrun the dead.

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