Network officials have not yet announced specific air dates, but say the show premieres sometime this summer or fall. The series is wrapping up production, according to an official press release on the network’s Web site. In the series, Saget travels around the country, immersing himself in unusual cultures including mail-order brides, survivalist cults, biker gangs, Amish teenagers and, of course, Bigfoot. The film crew, along with host Bob Saget, who starred in the television show Full House in the 1980s and ’90s,visited areas around the Peninsula including Queets, Taholah and Port Angeles, to learn about Bigfoot for an episode in a new seven-part series, Bob Saget’s Strange Days. Martin, along with several Quinault Indians and members of various other Olympic Peninsula tribes, were interviewed this spring about the creature and its influence on Native culture for an upcoming show on the A&E network. I said, ‘Well, the only thing I could think of was ‘Ol C’iatqo.’ He’s the only one around here that makes everyone want to just get out of here.”Ĭ’iatqo (pronounced SEA-at-co) is one of the many words Native Americans throughout the country use to describe the ape-like creature - commonly referred to as Bigfoot - that allegedly inhabits the wilderness. “There are no cliffs and it was all flat bar. “There’s this big ker-splash!” Martin exclaimed. As he paddled through the calm water, there was a loud splatter, as if someone had thrown a rock. The sun was setting, casting long shadows over his crew’s cedar canoe. He recalls a fishing trip more than 50 years ago that made him want to go home. The way the river smells and flows at different parts of the day. The cry of an eagle circling through the sky. The sounds of the wind whispering through the trees. The 79-year-old Quinault tribal elder is an experienced guide, having fished on the river for years. J- TAHOLAH Washington - Phillip Martin knows the Quinault River. She said tribes from all around the country have stories and legends about the ape-like creature that allegedly inhabits the wilderness. She says the noise produced is the same one that comes from Bigfoot.

RACHEL THOMSON | THE DAILY WORLD Quinault Indian Harvest Moon cups her hands together and raises them to her lips and exhales to produce a howling sound.

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