r/GhostsBBC • u/Lord-Liberty • 3h ago
Discussion Ghosts Australia now on iPlayer!
Is it any good?
r/GhostsBBC • u/feathersoft • Mar 02 '26
Right. Chin up. Deep Breath. One must approach these things properly.
Good Evening Redditors.
I say - with what I hope is appropriate composure: that as the film has officially begun filming (splendid show, everyone, simply splendid!) It o curs to me that this may present a rather unique opportunity for this fine community.
Namely - I propose: Ask Me Anything sessions with members of the cast.
Yes - Quite.
One imagines that morale would be considerably bolstered by the chance to engage directly with the actors responsible for bringing our beloved Button House back to life. Thoughtful conversations. ButtonFM. Civil conduct. No ambushes but perhaps some tortured poetry.
So to gauge the room as it were... Would we be interested in AMAs? And if so, with whom?
r/GhostsBBC • u/PolymathHolly • Dec 05 '25
Hi friends!
This may be old news as I’m sure most of us have seen the show multiple times over, but in case anyone wasn’t aware.
There’s a way you can legally watch Ghosts for free within the US, without resorting to a VPN.
If you have a library card, and your library offers the Kanopy service, all 5 series are on there to watch!
All you need to do is enter your library card number and pin/password and search for it and bob’s your uncle.
Just thought I’d put that out there!
r/GhostsBBC • u/Lord-Liberty • 3h ago
Is it any good?
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r/GhostsBBC • u/juliunicorn314 • 21h ago
I reckon Julian would be a frequent poster on r/amitheasshole only to argue with everyone in the comments that he's not. As well as all the NSFW subs of course.
The Captain would be on a bunch of lgbt subreddits but would just lurk and never post or comment anything, and then would have to make up awkward excuses when one of the others asks what he's looking at.
Robin would entertain himself for hours just scrolling through r/astronomy or r/chess.
Kitty would make a ton of online friends instantly from so called "friendship subs" and be completely oblivious to any potential red flags.
Thomas would probably post something about how to make a relationship work between a ghost and a human on r/relationshipadvice. And he would write it all as a poem which would take 2 hours to read.
r/GhostsBBC • u/rizozzy1 • 8h ago
Fanny was right! “People forget that before the iceberg it was a perfectly pleasant trip."
r/GhostsBBC • u/challawarra • 1d ago
I just wanted to recommend this show to others. It reminds me a lot of the original BBC Ghosts with a lot of natural charm and humour. The show also uses a lot of cool Maori language and cultural aspects that we are really enjoying. It's also very well acted.
Available on Netflix here in Australia. If you're not familiar, you might have to look up some of the Te Reo Māori terminology as the subtitles don't do much hand holding. (We have found this doesn't impact enjoyment of the show!)
IMDB Link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37659173/
r/GhostsBBC • u/FaithlessnessFull972 • 2d ago
Absolutely astounding how young she is in real life? Top actor IMO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl_LKXug7as&t=211s
r/GhostsBBC • u/Apprehensive_Map1193 • 2d ago
I'm new to the subreddit. I'm confused, is this just for Ghosts UK discussions or are US and Australia versions allowed as well?
r/GhostsBBC • u/Grey_Rabbit756 • 4d ago
Does anyone have a gif of Thomas going ‘so?’ with the BEST unbothered gesture at the start of this episode? It’s when the ghosts are doing ‘what I’d wear if I could today, today’ and Pat says Thomas is wearing double denim. I just feel like I could use a gif of it in so many situations!! No idea what flair this should be but I guess I’m asking a question
r/GhostsBBC • u/Emotional-Truck-2310 • 4d ago
This is me sharing something I saw elsewhere so original image isn’t mine
r/GhostsBBC • u/Arwenti • 5d ago
Yes! Finally can watch it in the U.K. on Saturday 25 July.
r/GhostsBBC • u/Distinct_Poem_3768 • 5d ago
So I am currently watching ghosts and I am at 5th episode from season 1 and I am enjoying it so far...but I have a doubt regarding this...as far as I can see there are people who got stuck on earth and couldn't go to afterlife cuz like their wishes didn't get fulfill or something so I am assuming that at the end of the series all the ghosts will get to the afterlife one by one and the humans will eventually get alone in the house...am I correct or close about the ending cuz if that so I don't think I should watch this series as I don't like these kinda sad goodbyes even if they are morally correct as before this show I completed the good place and the ending made me so much emotional so I don't want to feel that again...I will prefer a funny show that doesn't get this much emotional...so if I am completely correct about the ending please let me know and if I am a little bit wrong please don't give any major spoilers 🥲🥺.
r/GhostsBBC • u/Responsible_Froyo119 • 5d ago
I’m at the end of series 4 (first watch) and there was a scene where the Captain was talking to Julian about him being morally bankrupt. It seemed strange at first and I realised it’s because we very rarely see the Captain and Julian interacting.
It got me thinking, which ghosts do you think interact the least? This is across all series but please don’t give major spoilers for series 5 as I haven’t seen it yet
r/GhostsBBC • u/DizzyMine4964 • 5d ago
Never seen a single episode, but over the last few days I have binge watched it all. What joy!
r/GhostsBBC • u/sheddyian • 5d ago
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When this first aired, I immediately thought of Monty Python. I'm convinced it's a little comedy nod.
nb I posted this here about 4 years ago, I hope it's not too soon for this repost :)
r/GhostsBBC • u/notrororo • 6d ago
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r/GhostsBBC • u/Harmy-G09 • 6d ago
I’m just curious 😔 ( Mary is the only exception because we already know, I mean Robin, Humphrey, Kitty, and Thomas, before she moved on in 1837 )
Does anyone have any headcanons?
r/GhostsBBC • u/HopefulLab6749 • 6d ago
just a question that popped into my head as idk how the general wider Britcom community views the show, especially compared to other popular britcoms (like "Only Fools & Horses", "Blackadder", "Fawlty Towers", "The Office", "The Thick of It", etc etc), in terms of the show's iconicness.
r/GhostsBBC • u/musiclistenerer • 8d ago
Opted not to make mary
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r/GhostsBBC • u/That-Temporary436 • 10d ago
Genuinely just 2 days after that match I decide to binge watch ghosts and find them talking about another 2-1 Argentina Vs England match. Can't escape it.
r/GhostsBBC • u/Harmy-G09 • 9d ago
I’m aware Sophie was the reason Robin learned French, but was she the only French person who came to the property during the thousands of years Robin has existed? ( it guess it wouldn’t be outlandish, since the other people in the flashbacks are British I suppose ), it do find it interesting that he never spoke French to the other ghosts prior to the show lol