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TV-PG
2007
4 Seasons
7.1 (1,068)

MonsterQuest was a show that premiered on History in 2007 and ran for four seasons. The show was created and produced by Doug Hajicek and followed a team of experts as they investigated various creatures and legends from around the world. The show was hosted by Stan Bernard, who brought a journalistic approach to the investigations, and the team was made up of Dale Pearson, an experienced tracker and outdoorsman, and Peter Schmitz, a wildlife biologist and expert in animal behavior. Together, they traveled to locations around the globe in search of evidence of monsters and other mysterious creatures. Each episode of MonsterQuest focused on a different creature or legend, ranging from Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster to werewolves and chupacabras. The investigations involved a mix of scientific analysis, interviews with eyewitnesses, and on-the-ground exploration to try and find concrete evidence of the creature's existence. One of the unique aspects of MonsterQuest was its combination of modern technology with traditional investigative techniques. The team used state-of-the-art equipment such as night vision cameras, underwater sonar, and thermal imaging to help track down the creatures. At the same time, they also relied on old-fashioned skills such as tracking, trapping, and analyzing physical evidence, like footprints and DNA samples. Throughout the series, the team encountered a range of obstacles and challenges. Some investigations were hindered by extreme weather conditions, while others were complicated by local legends and myths. The team also faced skepticism from some experts and authorities who were skeptical about the existence of the creatures they were investigating. Despite these challenges, the team continued to persist and remained committed to uncovering the truth about these elusive creatures. In many cases, they were able to capture compelling audio and visual evidence that suggested the creatures they were investigating were real. One of the hallmarks of the show was its even-handed approach to investigating these legends. While the team was clearly interested in uncovering evidence of the creatures, they also remained open to the possibility that they might not exist. They frequently consulted with experts from a variety of fields to get multiple perspectives on the evidence they collected, which added a layer of scientific rigor to the investigations. Overall, MonsterQuest was a fascinating show that blended science, technology, and storytelling to explore some of the world's most intriguing mysteries. It offered a fresh take on the classic monster mythos and embodied History's commitment to providing informative and engaging documentaries. Whether you're a fan of cryptozoology, wildlife biology, or simply enjoy a good mystery, MonsterQuest is a must-watch for anyone interested in exploring the unknown.

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Seasons

4 3 2 1

9. America's Wolfman

March 24, 2010

History says that a large and wolf-like beast is the stuff of legend, but recently uncovered film footage and new witnesses say something frightening is out there. MonsterQuest heads into the dark, isolated forests of the Midwest to search for this creature and analyzes the evidence to finally end this mystery.

8. Sierra Sasquatch

March 17, 2010

Ancient petroglyphs in the Sierra Nevada Mountains depict footprints from packs of hairy man-like beasts. Now, MonsterQuest heads to California where witnesses are encountering aggressively territorial packs of Sasquatch.

7. Lizard Monster

March 10, 2010

In the fall of 1952, witnesses in Flatwoods, West Virginia, reportedly encountered a beast that was human-like in appearance but with reptilian skin. Sightings continue so MonsterQuest deployed the latest high-tech search gear to uncover this mysterious beast that continues to terrorize this town.

6. Piranha Invasion

March 3, 2010

Piranhas are the fresh-water monsters of the Amazon, and now they are appearing in U.S. fresh waters. How are they adapting and surviving?

5. Mothman

February 10, 2010

The mothman is a symbol of doom and gloom and there are reported sightings in America today.

4. Giant Killer Bees

February 3, 2010

More than 50 years ago, South American scientists attempted to cross-breed bees that would produce more honey than ever before possible. But instead, they created a monster. Today, these giant bees are on the loose, spreading northward and invading US cities.

3. Giant Pythons in America

January 27, 2010

Pythons may be taking over Florida.

2. Hillbilly Beast

January 20, 2010

Legends of a terrifying monster lurking in the back hills of Kentucky date back to the days of frontiersman Daniel Boone, but encounters with this mystery beast are increasing.

1. Monster Sharks

January 13, 2010

Sharks have terrified people for centuries and deep within the forbidding waters of Mexico's Baja Peninsula may lurk a mammoth sixty foot monster.

Description

Each episode of MonsterQuest focused on a different creature or legend, ranging from Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster to werewolves and chupacabras. The investigations involved a mix of scientific analysis, interviews with eyewitnesses, and on-the-ground exploration to try and find concrete evidence of the creature's existence.

One of the unique aspects of MonsterQuest was its combination of modern technology with traditional investigative techniques. The team used state-of-the-art equipment such as night vision cameras, underwater sonar, and thermal imaging to help track down the creatures. At the same time, they also relied on old-fashioned skills such as tracking, trapping, and analyzing physical evidence, like footprints and DNA samples.

Throughout the series, the team encountered a range of obstacles and challenges. Some investigations were hindered by extreme weather conditions, while others were complicated by local legends and myths. The team also faced skepticism from some experts and authorities who were skeptical about the existence of the creatures they were investigating.

Despite these challenges, the team continued to persist and remained committed to uncovering the truth about these elusive creatures. In many cases, they were able to capture compelling audio and visual evidence that suggested the creatures they were investigating were real.

One of the hallmarks of the show was its even-handed approach to investigating these legends. While the team was clearly interested in uncovering evidence of the creatures, they also remained open to the possibility that they might not exist. They frequently consulted with experts from a variety of fields to get multiple perspectives on the evidence they collected, which added a layer of scientific rigor to the investigations.

Overall, MonsterQuest was a fascinating show that blended science, technology, and storytelling to explore some of the world's most intriguing mysteries. It offered a fresh take on the classic monster mythos and embodied History's commitment to providing informative and engaging documentaries. Whether you're a fan of cryptozoology, wildlife biology, or simply enjoy a good mystery, MonsterQuest is a must-watch for anyone interested in exploring the unknown.

Monsterquest is a series that is currently running and has 4 seasons (71 episodes). The series first aired on October 31, 2007.

Where to Watch Monsterquest

Monsterquest is available for streaming on the History website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Monsterquest on demand at Apple TV.