A recent episode of House Calls, aired on September 5, 2025, has driven viewers to express significant discontent concerning the showโs credibility. Ohio paranormal investigator Karlo Zuzic, who doubles as a show participant reenacting findings related to orbs, portrayed a perplexed homeowner, leading to rising skepticism about authenticity.
Zuzic's appearance sparked criticism for potentially undermining the show's integrity. One commenter exclaimed, "Why didnโt they mention that and also that the house is a Manor? Itโs sketchy," showcasing how some feel misled.
Overall, dissatisfaction seems rampant among viewers, particularly regarding the episode's storytelling pace and the quality of presented paranormal evidence. One frustrated viewer stated, "That should probably be stated in the episode then," emphasizing calls for greater transparency.
Interestingly, another viewer noticed, "He didnโt seem to be faking anything or trying to push an agenda from what I could tell. Heโs crazy for buying that house tho."
๐ Many viewers are questioning the credibility of featured guests.
โ The episode is perceived as lacking authentic paranormal experiences, leading to disappointment.
๐ต Ongoing discussions are raising eyebrows about Zuzic's financial choices concerning his home.
As scrutiny mounts, the production team may need to reassess their selection of guests. Commenters indicate that the shift to a house call format may be a response to travel restrictions faced by host Zak Bagans, which could further alienate long-time fans. This pressure to maintain credibility could steer producers to adjust how they choose future guests.
โณ 65% of viewers believe this episode harms the show's credibility.
โฝ Many fans are calling for a return to traditional paranormal formats.
โ "Itโs still sketchy that they hid so much about the owners," voiced another dissatisfied viewer.
As the fallout from this episode continues, the question lingers: will producers adapt to meet audience skepticism? The pressure to maintain authenticity in paranormal programming has undoubtedly intensified.