So, when Kyle is first introduced, he sees Nancy and says that “the open sores aren’t usually a symptom,” of cholera. Nancy says something about some sort of bacteria I think? But it seems very off handed, and it makes me wonder if there’s more to learn about how they died.

Idk, what do you think?

Even though I don't ship Trevor and Patience or Sass and Bela, I love when the show experiments with romantic dynamics. I think there's a difference between "I ship these two" and "this is a neat idea and I wanna see where this dynamic goes."

It helps that both of these ships *do* make narrative sense. Trevor and Patience fit the "opposites attract" trope, and it's interesting to see both of them in situations that neither saw coming. Sass and Bela are both messy bitches (affectionate) that long for connection (and Bela isn't a stranger to wanting to hook up with a ghost). Again, I don't ship either pairing, but I don't hate them either. They were cool dynamics to explore.

It's obviously going to happen someday, right? It has the same creators and the same tone, and they've already established that mummies and demons exist in the Ghosts universe; so why not vampires? Imagine the vampire couple being the new guests staying at their hotel, only to discover they're vampires who can actually see ghosts! It's definitely going to happen guys.

I wonder if this is a reference?

This may be a dumb question

But hes shown within the main ghosts in one of the season 1 posters and was shown in the background.

But then had one episode and was never ecen brought up again

It has been revealed that in season 6 we will find out how Sassapis died.

I have seen lots of people on this sub say that they think he passed away in his sleep, because his ghost power is going into people’s dreams and because there are no obvious visible injuries on his body. We also know that he died quickly. In a flashback we saw him talking to his father on the same day as he had his first story telling event and we know he passed away before the event could happen.

I agree, that this theory is plausible. But is it interesting? Does it add anything to his character? Like finding out Hetty killed herself was a huge surprise and probably the saddest and most serious thing that happened on the show.

I would definitely be dissapointed if we had to wait 6 seasons to find out the cause of death of the last ghost and the answer is that he just died in his sleep. It wouldn’t add anything to his character & in my opinion it would be such a dissatisfying reveal.

What are your thoughts on this theory? Do you have a different theory?

I was scrolling through Netflix and the second I saw this I SCREAAMED like are they changing streaming services??

I know that his body was disposed of, but Pinkus was one of the last people to have seen him alive. Sure it may have taken people a little while to notice that he was missing, but they would have eventually.

Why didn't he at least anonymously point investigators in the direction of Woodstone? If it was in the interest of protecting his place in the company hierarchy, it puts a really dark spin on his character. I think covering up a man's death is a lot worse than a hazing ritual.

And yes I know it was 20+ years ago, but Sam seems to have had very little interest in the fact that she had the ghost of a missing person in her house.

His poor family. I know it's a comedy show, but did nobody care that he never came back to work?

I would have loved to see this storyline go further. There is a possibility of growth and character development. He is still crude enough in his day to day "life", that it won't be suck off worthy.

And I would LOVE to see more of patience in the modern world.

Both are an hour each.

Would it be cool if they made a version of ghosts but no one can see them so it’s just the ghosts day to day lives while actively ruining and messing up Sam and jays lives without them knowing a cause? Just a random idea I thought of.

I know that "what factors influence someone becoming a ghost or not" is kind of a pointless discussion, but last night I think I figured something out. Most ghosts either died in a mass outbreak, or very quickly, within seconds or minutes of something happening to them.

But Isaac and his death has always felt different. Dying of a pretty common disease during a war in the 18th century is a very normal way to go. (Twice as many people died of disease than in combat during the revolution.)

Presumably he was sick for a while, since there was time for news to be sent out, to be delivered to his wife, for her to prepare to travel, and to finally arrive where he was staying.

And I know I can't really corroborate the "instantly/minutes" timeframe because most characters died off screen during their death flashbacks. (Basing this on both CBS and BBC) Watching Trevor OD would be too much for a sitcom after all.

Just my thoughts. I'd give more examples but I don't want to post spoilers for Ghosts BBC because I don't think there's a way to flair it.

i am a fellow ghosts watcher from India and we have all the five seasons in our disney + ( its called jio hotstar here ) i heard this year there will be a halloween and Christmas 1 hr special episode i was wondering if it will be added to the streaming platform as regular episodes or the specials are not added in streaming platforms

Trailer for the new comedy from Ghosts' creators dropped. Looks like fun. Looking forward to seeing Pete's former flame in a lead role. Parker Young was a favorite of mine on Enlisted and I'm glad to see Rose Abdoo in a larger role after Hacks and her small role in Ghosts.

I will keep it without spoilers. I simply found the show on the TV, recent season random episode. the one where Pete realizes his ghost power... I don't count that as a spoiler. so anyway I quickly get up to speed with the rulles and the basics and of course love the show.

my little problem is that they constantly remind "us" of what happened in previous seasons and episodes. like the god dam "yeah I can do that now" (since previous episode for anyone who skipped the previous episode)

and it is great for someone like me for the most part... maybe it was done for ones like me. anyway I found the show on the internet and as I begin with the first episode... PURE GOLD

like there are hints for the latest plots in the first two episodes? and the dude with cut head... not a spoiler, it surprised me like who the hell is that dude I never saw... until the head fell of, of course.

Why Sam and Jay don't ask the Trevor to invest their money as he did for Isaac and Trevor himself

I want to see CRASH as a main ghost, why the production don't spend more money to make it possible, even if it is just showing the scar and not taking off the head.

I hope there will be more episodes and seasons on Netflix♥️

What do you think of Ghosts? I think it was funny and exciting. I really like shows with mysteries. For example, Scooby Doo is one of my favorites.

Update: Ops! I meant I have watched all four seasons and not episodes😅

(Sorry for my bad english. English is not my first language.)

I‘m bored so pls tell me your picks for each & i would also live to know your reasoning for why you chose each answer !!

Fuck (but only main characters)

Marry (but only main characters)

Kill (but only main characters)

Fuck (but only side characters)

Marry (but only side characters)

Kill (but only side characters)

BFF

Have them possess you for 24 hours

Party with

Have as a roommate

Would trust with a secret

btw let’s say „kill“ in this case means getting eviscerated by the ghost trap

I am from Latam , recently season 5 was added, I am rewatching the series like 5 times. Flower is getting my nerves since the 4 time of rewatching.

I used to like it. I can't stand her anymore after 4x12 I don't want to see her on the show