Not only do the Ghosts love Ben Feldman, so do the creators of the CBS comedy. Therefore, they have promoted him from guest star to series regular for the sixth season.
“We’re so excited to have Ben on Ghosts this season,” showrunners Joe Port and Joe Wiseman said in a statement to Deadline. “He’s a truly gifted actor that is equally adept at comedy and emotion, and he’s an incredible addition to an already stacked cast.”
Feldman plays Kyle, who, like Sam (Rose McIver), can see Ghosts after he was hit by a bird while he was on a rollercoaster. Pete found him on one of his trips, and since then, he has been translating the Ghosts’ needs when Sam leaves the mansion.
In the season finale, he, Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar), and Pete (Richie Moriarty) went to London to find proof that Nancy (Betsy Sodaro) was a Princess before she died on Woodstone Manor’s property. On the way home, Pete, who was away for too long, disappeared.
Is that the end of Pete? We will find out during the Holiday episodes, according to Deadline, because the series is being held until midseason.
Back to Feldman: I think they made a wise choice in adding him. It will be interesting to see how his addition changes the dynamic of the show.
Tonight at 8p on CBS, it is time for the one-hour season finale of Ghosts, and Woodstone Manor might make like a ghost.
Now that Tad (Justin Kirk) is back to being the Mayor, he has sold his share of Jay’s (Utkarsh Ambudkar) restaurant to a corporation. That corporation has decided they want to demolish all of the properties on the land, including Woodstone Manor, so that they can turn it into a data center.
So now, Jay and Samantha (Rose McIver) have to figure out a way to save the bed and breakfast. They decide to try to see if they can get the mansion landmark status, but none of the Ghosts’ lives or deaths are worthy of that title.
That is, until one ghost comes forward with a secret past that will shock everyone, including you. There is only one problem, the livings need to prove that that ghost has ties to the manor.
In order to do that, the livings will have to go overseas to find the proof that may or may no longer exist anymore. Will they find what they need in time?
If they don’t, then the Ghosts are going to have to find a new place to live because their home is being torn down too.
Where will Thor (Devan Chandler Long), Sass (Román Zaragoza), Isaac (Brandon Scott Jones), Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky), Alberta (Danielle Pinnock), Flower (Sheila Carrasco), Pete (Richie Moriarty), and Trevor (Asher Grodman) wind up?
All of that will lead to a sad ending that will make you so pissed that Ghosts will not be back until 2027. But I have said too much.
What I will say is that Ghosts added another great season to the ledger. If you are still ghosting the show, then you are truly missing out on an original, endearing, and funny comedy. Therefore, you can spend the Summer watching the first five seasons.
Today is Tax Day, and that is not the only bad thing that happened today. CBS announced its schedule for next season, and they are holding two of its best shows until midseason to make room for another NCIS. Because that is what we need, a fourth NCIS. Sorry, LL Cool J, I know the fans love this news, but I want my Matlock and Ghosts!!!
Mondays – Compelling drama block FBI and CIA moves up an hour to 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM, respectively, followed by HARLAN COBEN’S FINAL TWIST at 10:00 PM.
Tuesdays – The world’s #1 global franchise powers an all‑NCIS night from 8:00-11:00 PM, anchored by flagship NCIS (8:00 PM) and joined by the newest addition, NCIS: NEW YORK (9:00 PM), followed by NCIS: ORIGINS moving to 10:00 PM.
Wednesdays – Two reality television titans return with 90-minute episodes of SURVIVOR at 8:00 PM followed by THE AMAZING RACE at 9:30 PM.
Thursdays – Two new shows join the night. GEORGIE & MANDY’S FIRST MARRIAGE at 8:00 PM followed by new comedy ETERNALLY YOURS at 8:30 PM, then ELSBETH at 9:00 PM in a new time period and new series CUPERTINO at 10:00 PM.
Fridays – The winning action-packed lineup remains unchanged with three Jerry Bruckheimer Television‑produced dramas: SHERIFF COUNTRY at 8:00 PM, FIRE COUNTRY at 9:00 PM and BOSTON BLUE at 10:00 PM.
Sundays – CBS continues its winning Sunday lineup with 60 MINUTES at 7:00 PM, MARSHALS at 8:00 PM, TRACKER at 9:00 PM and drama encores at 10:00 PM during the fall.
In other news, even though Ghosts is being held until 2027, it will still get one-hour Halloween and Ghostmas special episodes to air this fall.
And there is one more announcement: Daytime Drama Beyond the Gates was picked up for two more seasons. Long live Soap Operas!!!
In 2021, CBS added Ghosts to their lineup, and next season, Vampires will be joining them. Eternally Yours comes from Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, who brought Ghosts to the States.
The sitcom is “centered around Charles (Ed Weeks) and Liz (Allegra Edwards) – a vampire couple whose once-passionate romance has devolved into a pulseless marriage after 500 years together. Living in present-day Seattle with their oddball coven, they’ve settled into an eternal rut—until their daughter’s (Helen J. Shen) earnest human boyfriend (Jaren Lewison) unexpectedly enters their lives and forces them to confront whether their love can survive forever… or if forever is a life sentence.”
Next season, CBS will only have three half-hour series, Ghosts, Eternally Yours, and Georgie and Mandie’s First Marriage, on their schedule, since they cancelled The Neighborhood and DMV. So it will be interesting to see how they handle the vacant 30 minutes.
Will it be news? A game show? A magazine show? A talk show? We will find out on April 15th when they announce their 2026-2027 schedule.
