2/5 More story suspense, even fewer answers.
  by jrc (Jonesboro, AR USA)
As with many of these shows, the first season started out pretty well. Frankly, they are exhausting potential topics for the format. The format, by the way, is about 40 minutes of suspense and less than 10 minutes of no answers. To make things worse, The History Channel/A&E are releasing only one half of a season this time ("Season 3, Volume 1"). They apparently have noted CBS/Paramount's marketing practice of DVD releasing. Half season sets cost the buyer more in the long run and generate more revenues. Watch these shows on TV and save your money. You probably won't watch them repeatedly anyway.

5/5 Lotsa fun but
  by C. owens (Scottsdale, Az USA)
This series is a lot of fun to watch even tho the "team of scientists" using "cuting-edge technology" going out to find evidence to send back to the "MonsterQuest laboratory" never finds squat!

5/5 Where is part two of Season 3 ?
  by L. Tabor (Okc,OK)
This is my faverite series of all this catogory of shows.Yes they don't find things all the time,,,but sometimes they do find a lot of interesting things. Either way it's awesome to watch. BUT..WHERE IS THE LAST PART OF THIS SEASON ??? We're all still waiting. Now this made my day,( for more information check out Loren Coleman's website [...] ) good news for fans of Monster Quest. There is a season four. It will air on Wed. Jan. 13th,2010 a special 2 hour show. Thank you so much History channel. Please release part two for our collection.And keep them coming for us the fans.