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After a year and a half of unhappiness due to COVID-19, we are ready to laugh again. Ghosts on CBS Thursdays at 9p is helping us do that.
In case you missed last week’s season premiere, here is a recap. Samantha (Rose McIver) inherited a 300-year old mansion from a long-lost aunt. She and her husband, Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar), decide to move in and turn it into a bed and breakfast.
However, what they don’t know is that they will be sharing their house with several ghosts. But they will find that out after Samantha falls down the stairs and bangs her head. When she wakes up from her coma, she suddenly has the ability to see ghosts.
When the ghosts find out that a living can see them, they bombard her with questions about what has happened since they died. That is something that will slowly drive Samantha mad, which is a bad thing because she looks mad when she talks to them. You know, since she is the only one who can see them.
The ghosts include her great-great-great-great aunt Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky) from the 1800s, Revolutionary war vet Issac (Brandon Scott Jones),’80s Boy Scout leader Pete (Richie Moriarty), turn of the century stockbroker Trevor (Asher Grodman), ’60s flower child Flower (Sheila Carrasco), ’20s Jazz singer Alberta (Danielle Pinnock), Native American Sasappis (Roman Zaragoza), and Viking Thorfinn (Devan Chandler Long).
On tonight’s episode, some of the construction people working on the house find Thorfinn’s bones. Samantha and Jay decide to sell them to the highest bidder so that they will have the money for the renovations which are needed. However, the ghosts want to properly dispose of Thorfinn’s bones to see if that will help him get sucked up to heaven.
Thorfinn is also ready to move on. You can’t blame him because he has been stuck on earth for hundreds of years. Samantha is stuck in the middle. What will she decide to do?
Besides having to deal with Thorfinn, Samantha has to deal with all of them asking her a million and one questions. They all want to know things about what has happened since they died.
On top of all of that, Jay is still trying to comprehend that they live with ghosts and everything that comes with renovating a 300-year-old mansion.
It is a lot for all of them. So what do we get? We get a lot of laughs and enjoy a show that is as much as fun to watch as it looks to make.
I believe that the chemistry a cast has really helps to make a show a success. You can tell that this cast has chemistry, so I think it will be a huge hit. That and I want it to be one because I absolutely adore it that is full of adorableness.
So make sure to tune in tonight for a show that you will instantly fall in love with at first sight.
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