Actually, yes, Sylvia Browne was featured on a Ghosts epsiode which is on the 4-DVD collection. She is on the segment entitled The Blue Lady or something like that about a mysterious "blue lady" who supposedly haunts a Bay Area distillery.
Ms. Browne comes up with the name of a woman who died in the 20s saying that she was killed by blows to her head and chest; employees actually found a woman killed nearby in the 1920s by the name (Mary Anne Morley if I remember correctly). She also later held a seance trying to communicate with Ms. Morley and said Mary Anne told her that a fire would shut down the resturant soon. Soon thereafter a fire did occur and the resturant had to be closed.
I don't like Ms. Browne myself and on the segment she can be heard saying, "Well, I first thought, 'I've got more to do than to go chase ghosts around'..." but then she reconsidered. Hmmm, I wonder how they got her to recon$ider.
At least they didn't do a whole segment on her like they did with Dorothy Allison or George Anderson. I like the psychics segments on UM very much and agree that they would have polluted them by including one featuring Ms. Browne. Just because she is one of the most famous does NOT make her one of the best!!!
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