I love this show. It's the show on the Discovery Channel. It's really interesting. Anyone watch it?

I love this show. It's the show on the Discovery Channel. It's really interesting. Anyone watch it?

I have watched it, yes. I agree, it's an interesting show. It debuted in the 1990s, so it was on before shows like CSI were on the air.

Yes I also enjoy New Detectives. Did anyone else notice when it first aired years ago it had a documentary feel (which I prefer). Then it seemed a year or two ago they changed the filming and it started to remind me of a mini movie. Is it just me or did anyone else notice the change in cinematography a few years into the show?

Wow you guys really got me I had no idea that show had been on since the 1990's wow that's a long time. I actually like this version better since it's really the only version I know of and have seen.

Is it just me or did anyone else notice the change in cinematography a few years into the show?

I noticed that, too.

Love this show too. I noticed the change as well.. It seems that after CSI and other such fictional shows came on the air, the True Crime genre felt they needed a way to compete, and so the shows became slicker, better production values, etc.

Personally I liked the way it used to be better, but I like the way it is now too, so they didn't lose me for it, but whenever anything stresses style:cool: over substance,:talk: I mourn.:(

Hello, all. I am new to this board, but I am a true crime show addict, and I just found this place and I think I'm in heaven!!! Nothing is as good as finding a group of like minded people in the vast wilderness of cyberspace!

I look forward to many hours spent reading and posting!! Onward!:wave:

Hello, all. I am new to this board, but I am a true crime show addict, and I just found this place and I think I'm in heaven!!! Nothing is as good as finding a group of like minded people in the vast wilderness of cyberspace!

I look forward to many hours spent reading and posting!! Onward!:wave:

Welcome to the board! :wave: Looking forward to discussing true crime shows with you.

I prefer the documentary approach of the 1990s and early 2000s.

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Gene Galusha, 66 years, beloved husband of Karen Galusha, passed away on August 6, 2008 at St. Peter's Hospital. The son of the late Bessie Galusha, Gene was born in Schenectady, N.Y. on August 20, 1941. He was educated in Schenectady and graduated from Linton High School.

Gene was a graduate of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Va. Gene was self-employed and spent his career working in television and radio as a narrator and announcer and worked on many popular radio, TV and commercial episodes and documentaries to include; PBS, NOVA, Masterpiece Theater, American Masters, Evening at Pops, ABC News, NFL Films, The Learning Channel, Court TV, National Geographic Explorer and Discovery Channel (New Detectives).

He was a member of the Screen Actors Guild, American Foundation of Television and Radio Artists and Actors Equity Association. He was active in Williamsburg Va. and New York City. He was happiest when he was home looking out at the Hudson River in Catskill.

Survivors include his wife Karen; cousin, Charlene Durham of Saratoga Springs; grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Katie, Patrick, Emily, Connor, Diana, Olivia, and Brynn. Gene's family will always be grateful for the care and tenderness of the staff at St Peter's Hospital. The nurses, technicians, doctors, comfort staff, hosts security staff, Becky's House staff and anyone else who touched his life and theirs while he was ill.

In honor of Gene a memorial celebration will be held at a later date to be announced. Gene was a sponsor since 1974 of Children Inc. Those wishing to remember Gene in a special way may send a contribution to Children Inc., 4205 Dover Road, Richmond, VA 23221-3267. www.ChildrenIncorporated.org Your best friend and wife Karen will forever love and miss you!