Ghosts delivers a deliciously dazzling feast with Jay’s restaurant finally opening and an H-Money alliance.
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Ghosts delivers a deliciously dazzling feast with Jay’s restaurant finally opening and an H-Money alliance.
Hetty is Irish! Isaac is making changes! “The Not-So-Silent Partner” delivers another winner.
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In an unsurprising turn of events Ghosts delivers another perfect Christmas episode.
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Ghosts’ “Sad Farnsby” is an unexpectedly delightful episode that delivers conversations that matter.
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Ghosts’ “The Primary Source,” is funny, wholesome, and anxiety-inducing in a satisfying way.
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Ghosts Season 4, Episode 5, “A Star Is Dead,” gives Sam and Alberta a gorgeous episode to shine.
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Ghosts Season 4, Episode 4, “The Work Retreat” should’ve been called “Trevor’s Legacy.”
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Ghosts’ fourth annual Halloween episode is another hilarious success.
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Ghosts Season 4, Episode 2, “Sam’s Dad,” is a bloody doozy that digs into the importance of perspective.
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Ghosts Season 4, Episode 1, “Patience” introduces viewers to the titular character with a surprising twist.
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Where most shows are afraid of keeping couples happy, Ghosts subverts expectations by giving us a beautiful marriage through Sam and Jay.
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Ghosts 3×09 “The Traveling Agent” gives Pete Martino an excellent episode to lead.
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Ghosts 3×08 “Holes Are Bad” brings big revelations for two ghosts in a beautifully heartwarming episode.
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Ghosts 3×07 “The Polterguest” is a hilariously wild ride featuring lap dances, dinosaurs, and a budding love story.
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Ghosts 3×06 “Hello, Brother” is all about showcasing how Pete and Trevor have grown.
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Ghosts 3×05 “The Silent Partner” is an excellent episode that tackles fake dating and important confrontations.
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Ghosts 3×04, “Halloween 3: The Guest Who Wouldn’t Leave,” is one of the show’s boldest episodes to date.
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Ghosts 3×03 “He Sees Dead People” features Bela and Eric’s return as well as challenges in the romance zone.
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Ghosts on CBS is deeply hilarious, warm, and full of the kind of wholesome heart that makes the best sitcoms timeless.
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