Ghost Trackers
Ghost Trackers (also known as GTK) is a children's
Show summary
Middle-school age contestants compete for the title of "top tracker" by investigating supposedly haunted places armed with "ghost tracking technology." Previously hidden cameras record each contestant's progress as they measure changes in temperature and electromagnetic fields. Their fellow trackers are able to watch and rate the performances, while sound effects and spooky music accompany stories of hauntings told by host Joe MacLeod. The competition follows a standard bracket/elimination process, although wild-card trackers with high scores have the opportunity to jump back in during later rounds.[2]
References
- ^ "Ghost Trackers". IMDb.
- ^ Dell Antonia, KJ (2010). "Television Review: Ghost Trackers". Common Sense Media Inc. Retrieved 24 March 2010.
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