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>mutts will religiously watch obvious bullshit documentaries were a bunch of hicks run around in the woods for an hour only to get some thermal imaging of a deer between some trees and go "DATS DEFINITELY A SQUATCH!"
And all of these get like 10 seasons. Are Americans that retarded or do they believe what they're watching?
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>>222320862
Must suck being from some gay and boring country that doesn't have any cryptids
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>>222320862
I remember being a kid and watching this. It was titillating because I thought they would catch him this time. By the second season I realized they are not any closer than when the show started.

The thing about cable TV today is that nobody really sits down and makes plans to watch shows like this. It's mostly just background noise for boomers to fall asleep to or browse their ipad.
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>>222320871
>doesn't have cryptids
You don't have cryptids either! They never found anything on these shows
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>>222320862
Mountain Monsters™ was the best show ever. It was just a bunch of drunk hillbillies wandering around the woods at night with AR-15's, jumping at every shadow. It was hilarious.
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he was real
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8SEwm00aHI



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