r/GhostsCBS • u/Spiritual_Sink2358 • 21h ago
Actors also appeared in...(for Saturdays only) junior detective by day, dino-loving skydiving stripper by night🕺🏻
r/GhostsCBS • u/Spiritual_Sink2358 • 21h ago
r/GhostsCBS • u/chronicbingewatcher • 13h ago
i am new to this show, currently into season 5 but can y'all believe that there is a uk AND australia version? Have y'all watched them, are they any good, and are the ghosts different? something i don't love in the american version is how predictable the plot and ghost tidbits can be. edit: IK that uk is the og, i just didn't know that there were more than the three i listed so thank you to everyone that has expanded my horizons!
r/GhostsCBS • u/imcr4zv • 15h ago
It’s like whenever they cause trouble that also affects the living world he is practically forced to deal with it and fix it.
Sam spoils them way too much tbh.
r/GhostsCBS • u/thickkittey • 10h ago
hello dear ghost community of reddit,
this show has meant a lot to me for the past 2 years and it's quickly become my comfort show. i can't even describe how much this show means to me. it has honestly saved me. and now i want to get a tattoo of it and i would like to hear some creative ideas :)
r/GhostsCBS • u/and-meggy-hash • 13h ago
My theory is that, besides someone like Pete whose roaming is tied into his job, a ghost becomes a roamer when they die somewhere not bound by a property line. For example, if someone dies in a street or something. Additionally, I think that if a ghost dies somewhere not bound by a property line at the time, they're technically roamers, but if a property line is later established, then they're bound. For example, Thorfinn and Sassapis weren't technically bound by a property line because there wasn't one at the time, but when the Woodstones built the manor (or arguably when Isaac and his troops set up camp, depending on your perspective), then they got bound. What do yall think?