T+E is about to turn up the terror with its highly-anticipated ‘Creep Week’ programming lineup, set to scare Canadian audiences in the lead-up to Halloween. From October 4-14, viewers can brace themselves for a ghoulish good time with the Canadian series premiere of Uncanny (Oct. 4) and a new season of Paranormal: Caught on Camera (Oct. 6). T+E will summon the spirits straight into viewers’ homes with new episodes of Celebrity Help! My House is Haunted, My Haunted Hometown and The Proof is Out There, hosted by Tony Harris. Plus, marathons of chilling favourites such as A Secret to Die For, Ghosts, Haunted Discoveries and Ghost Hunters are sure to have audiences sleeping with the lights on. T+E’s annual TV event, ‘Creep Week,’ runs Friday, October 4 to Sunday, October 14 during the channel’s nationwide free preview event.
T+E is currently in free preview until November 3. To find out more about your favourite ghostly series, exclusive videos, trailers and more, visit T+E’s Creep Week hub: creepweek.tandetv.com. Join the conversation on social media by following T+E’s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages, and by using the hashtags #CreepWeek #TEonTV
Creep Week – Programming/Episodic Highlights (in order of date):
Uncanny, Season 1 (3×60′; HD)
October 4-6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT • New Series
From ghostly phantoms to UFOs, Danny Robins investigates real-life stories of paranormal encounters. So, are you Team Believer or Team Sceptic?
My Haunted Hometown, Season 1
October 4 and 11 at 10 p.m. ET/PT • New Episodes
- “Haunted Battlegrounds” – Explore ghostly remnants in small-town America’s historic battlegrounds. From Clayton, NC, with its Civil War echoes, to Octagon Hall in Franklin, KY, where Confederate spirits linger, and the Historical Society in Columbia, PA, which unknowingly attracts malevolent forces, these sites are steeped in an eerie history that haunts its residents.
- “Poltergeists” – Experience the eerie disturbances of poltergeists—those unnerving bumps and noises. Denise and Wendy’s friendly town hides a dark past, Matt faces chilling truths at Bobby Mackey’s bar, and Shane Booth’s dream home becomes a battleground with a sinister dark energy trying to drive him out.
Paranormal: Caught on Camera, Season 7 (16×60′; HD)
October 6 at 8 p.m. ET/PT • New Season
From UFOs to poltergeists, some of the most amazing, eye-opening, and downright scary paranormal videos from around the world are featured as a panel of experts break down the footage and analyze what exactly the eyewitnesses captured. The evidence just might make believers out of even the biggest skeptics. In the season premiere, a demon doll attacks a pair of investigators, a backwoods biker encounters something otherworldly and UFOs take in a fireworks show.
The Proof is Out There, Season 1
October 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT • New Episodes
- “Lost Tribes and Levitating Humans” – Could a small, human-like figure spotted in an Indonesian forest be the mythical Orang Pendek? Is a helicopter spotted floating in mid-air proof that levitation is possible? And can some human beings develop an immunity… to being electrocuted? Tony Harris and his team of experts study the evidence and come to shocking conclusions.
Celebrity Help! My House is Haunted, Season 4
October 9 at 8 p.m. ET/PT • New Episodes
- “Shaun Williamson” – Actor, singer, and entertainer Shaun Williamson, best known for playing Barry Evans in EastEnders, lives on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent with his wife Adele. Their five-bedroom house is plagued by paranormal activity, from unusual noises to a female figure in the window. On one occasion Shaun was physically pushed down the stairs but no-one else was at home. In a dramatic spirit trigger session, Shaun confronts the spirit who’s making his life a misery. The team think it may be a man who murdered his wife at the turn of the 20th century, but will they bring peace to Shaun’s home?