Ghost Lab on the Discovery Channel

Fans of the paranormal and those who thrill to things that go bump in the night have one more reason to turn on the television as The Discovery Channel debuts the newest paranormal reality show, "Ghost Lab".

Joining the ranks of already known ghost hunters and paranormal investigators like TAPs' Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes, the college students of "Paranormal State", the English team led by Yvette Fielding, and others, Texas brothers Brad and Barry Klinge are taking their paranormal investigations to the tube.

Since 2007 when the brothers founded Everday Paranormal, the team has investigated more than 70 haunted or would-be haunted sites. Like other teams, notably the TAPs crew, the Klinges use state-of-the-art technology to hunt ghosts.

They travel with their equipment housed in a 24-foot car hauler and their collection of up to date tech tools is called "The Ghost Lab". The car hauler also includes their own power source and allows them to test results in real time, not hours or days after the fact. Their arsenal of equipment includes all the things most of the other paranormal investigators use - and some they don't.

Their cameras can shoot up to 300 feet away in complete darkness as well as pan for a 180 degree view of any activity. They also use a Smart Board, flat screen televisions, and more.

Barry Klinge, the older of the two brothers, is a former Navy man with time served in the first Gulf War. He brings his education - a degree from the University of San Antonio - with his lifelong personal experiences to Everyday Paranormal, now a full-time business endeavor for both himself and younger brother Brad.

Brad has also made Everyday Paranormal his full-time occupation. He is credited with filming an entire ghost regiment at a Civil War battle site in 1990.

These ex-football players take their new business seriously - and they do investigations free of charge. Together they have investigated famous haunted sites like Gettysburg and Alcatraz as well as home town houses and even apartments.

Now they bring their state-of-the-art approach to a new audience, vying with the now famous Ghost Hunters Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes for ratings and audience.

Their motto is "Fear Nothing" and viewers will see them live out the motto as they investigate cases on television.

The show, "Ghost Lab" premiers on Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 10pm Eastern/9pm Central on the Discovery Channel.

More information about the brothers Klinge and their Ghost Lab on wheels can be found at the Discovery Channel site at their show area or at their own Everyday Paranormal website.

The Discovery Channel show site offers some interactive quizzes, a ghost hunter glossary, and much more.

Fans of paranormal reality are sure to tune in for this new program and other viewers will find appeal in the no-nonsense, down to earth, everyday approach these brothers from Texas take toward the paranormal.

Don't miss "Ghost Lab", Tuesdays at 10pm, Eastern, 9pm Central, on the Discovery Channel!