It seems sort of unsportsmanlike to attack a show like this. Obviously they will find nothing. Think about it. If they FOUND Bigfoot, it would be front-page news worldwide and not awaiting post production to air on Animal Planet. But it can be entertaining to watch this unspool in the same way it's fun to watch bad B movies like Attack of the Crab Monsters or The Deadly Mantis. The problem is that we get to SEE the monsters in those movies, cheesy or not, you get the cookie in the end. This show has no cookies for you beyond CGI work that makes Sharknado look like Jurassic World by comparison. So dig in and if there's no old shows on how to make stained glass birdhouses, this may be just the ticket.

Nine seasons into this dumb show they have still found nothing.I never expected them to find a Bigfoot, I just thought they might find some evidence.Any evidence.They haven't found anything except small groups of other idiots who are lonely from living in the woods so they make up stories.But that's not even why this show sucks.The star is a giant retard named Bobo and he likes to say "squatchy" which makes me hate him even more.His co-host is an ugly, angry lesbian who is only there to create conflict.It's the one who never believes and it's pathetic.Recently they have started to rip-off Pop-Up Video by adding random stupid things to read on the screen, probably to distract you from the fact that you are watching a steaming pile of poop.Animal Planet is a sad, sad joke.

This show is beyond awful.The true student of the sasquatch phenomenon is, in fact, convinced of the animal's reality. The animal is also quite rare. But little of that is relevant to this abject horror of a show.Matt Moneymaker is, simply speaking, a fraud. This long-haired hippie runs "expeditions" where simpletons pay hundreds of dollars for the privilege of porting his gear, while--when nobody's looking--he sends an associate ahead to knock on trees. Now you know enough about him and his "Bigfoot Research Organization" (BFRO) to understand the underpinnings.The typical episode of "Finding Bigfoot" consists of several days of the four-man crew--Matt and his four simple-minded groupies--interviewing a group of local yokels, most of whom are liars from the word "go." They then trek into the woods to conduct a "night search" for sasquatch. Howling and knocking on trees, Matt--every time--CLAIMS TO hear a sasquatch respond, yet nobody else ever hears it. The result: Matt jumps up and down, successfully having perpetrated another fraud; Ranae and Cliff stare glassy-eyed; while the acromegalic cretin, Bobo, mouths off about these woods being "squatchy." What pathetic nonsense. It does such damage to those who would devote serious time, even funding, to a legitimate anthropological mystery.

These guys are mentally unstable, psychosis jobs, there is no such thing as big foot, yet every single crack or noise they hear is 101% a sasquatch, they lose their minds when anyone dares to question if they are real or not, these people need sectioning, not put on TV, a bunch of nutt jobs, 25 years searching for big foot, not one breath of evidence, but they go insane if you ask why, bobo swears he's seen one, lies, I only hope this show is purposely ridiculously faked, because if those guys truly believe what they are saying.... all I can say is leave this show well alone, it will make you want to kill your TV, and slowly drive you mad.