Most Haunted - Season 18
Season 18
The UK's premiere ghost hunting show returns to Really for an all-new and exclusive fourth series.
Yvette Fielding and her team of paranormal experts once again travel up and down the country to explore some of the UK's most haunted locations. Stand by for more living, breathing British history, unexplained phenomena, poltergeists, ghosts and terrifying all-night, night-cam sessions in places that definitely go bump in the night.
Episodes
Lyceum Theatre
Whittington Castle
Halsham House
Mansion House
Walton Hall
Oak House
Middleton Hall
HMP Shrewsbury (1)
Yvette Fielding and the team of paranormal investigators explore Shrewsbury Prison. In the first of three programmes, they examine A Wing, where it seems something is stalking them - and pushing them to their very limits
HMP Shrewsbury (2)
HMP Shrewsbury (3)
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