Travel Channel Paranormal Programming Marathons April 13-26

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Like they’ve done the past couple of weeks, Travel Channel is continuing their paranormal programming marathons during this time of coronavirus quarantine. Here are the shows you can binge from April 13 through April 26. All times are ET/PT.

Monday, April 13

“Haunted Hospitals” – 8am-3pm

“Paranormal Caught on Camera” – 3pm-6pm

Tuesday, April 14

“Mountain Monsters” – 9am-12pm

“Ghost Adventures” – 4pm-10pm

Wednesday, April 15

“My Haunted House” – 8am-12pm

Thursday, April 16

“Ghost Adventures” – 8am-10pm

Friday, April 17

“Paranormal Survivor” – 8am-3pm

“The Holzer Files” – 3pm-8pm

Saturday, April 18

“My Haunted House” – 7am-1pm

“True Terror with Robert Englund” – 1pm-6pm

“Paranormal 911” – 6pm-10pm

Sunday, April 19

“Lost in the Wild” – 7am-11am

“Most Terrifying Places” – 12pm-5pm

“Paranormal Caught on Camera” – 5pm-10pm

Monday, April 20

“My Haunted House” – 8am-3pm

“Paranormal Caught on Camera” – 3pm-7pm

Tuesday, April 21

“Ghosts of Morgan City” – 8am-4pm

“Ghost Adventures” – 4pm-10pm

Wednesday, April 22

“Paranormal 911” – 8am-3pm

“Ghost Nation” – 3pm-10pm

Thursday, April 23

“Haunted Hospitals” – 8am-12pm

“Ghost Adventures” – 12pm-10pm

Friday, April 24

“My Ghost Story” – 8am-3pm

“Destination Fear” – 3pm-8pm

Saturday, April 25

“Hometown Horror” – 7am-12pm

“Ghost Adventures” – 12pm-4pm

“Paranormal 911” – 6pm-10pm

Sunday, April 26

“True Terror with Robert Englund” – 11am-4pm

“Paranormal Caught on Camera” – 4pm-10pm

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