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On Saturday at UNIV-CON, audience members were given a special sneak peek of the upcoming A&E television show "Paranormal State," becoming the first audience in the country to seen an entire episode of the show. Cast members answered questions from the audience afterward where Buell jokingly remarked that "I seem much more serious on TV."

Following A&E's "Paranormal State" presentation, Dave Schrader of Darkness Radio hosted "The Darkness Debate," which featured a number of well-known paranormal experts. Panel members included psychic Chip Coffey, Professor Lloyd Auerbach, Chris Flemming of "Dead Famous," demonologist Keith Johnson, author Michelle Belanger, psychic and hypnotherapist Tiffany of ReadingsbyTiffany.com, and "Ghost Hunters" Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes. Several times the debates between experts became intense, covering such topics as competition within the paranormal field, the pros and cons of charging for investigations and the dangers of exposing demonology via paranormal television shows. Coffey remarked that "you don't pick up a book and become a demonologist." According to Coffey, there are only two or three real demonologists in the world. Concerning competition within the field, which proved a heated topic among panel members, Wilson joked that "There are enough ghosts in the world for everybody."