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  1. No, Sam is always caught off guard by what she sees and then finds out they are ghosts. She was unaware of the doctor at the hospital, the old couple that crossed the street in front of their car on the way back from the hospital, and almost any ghost in a modern setting unless she could see evidence of how they died (like the guy with an i-beam protruding from his stomach).
  2. YES! Sam and Jay should definitely report him because if they don't, he is still representing them (the Woodstone family), and they can't trust anything he says from now on in.
  3. That was too funny! I know that there are conversations that take place between Sam on the ghosts she meets that are not shown, so I wonder if she tells David about Trevor being at the mansion. Of all the ghosts, Trevor, Pete, and Alberta seem to have had their past lives resolved the best, but I would hate to see any of them go. I hope it's the teen attic ghost and Ralph, a basement ghost; they get their happily ever after together.
  4. I'm a huge fan of this show, but this episode makes me suspend my disbelief a bit too much. Hetty, who they played as not know what gay was up until the time when Isaac confessed to her, but now we know she knew her son was gay? Nigel only came to the house once a year as it has been established before, so why is he wandering around at a part? And remember we meet him, his fifer and another regimental officer always accompany him, so where are they at this party? I liked the side story about the email account Pete had that Trevor created for him, but are they not at all interested that Sam has to solve Alberta's murder when Pete is crushing on her hard? I don't know; this episode felt like a filler episode because the main writers were working on the final show of the season.
  5. I was just watching “A Date to Remember “ and I think I noticed that the actor playing Nigel has a deformed left hand. How have I missed that? Did they make it part of the show or it's unaddressed? Just curious.
  6. How? I get an error when I click the link so I can't see the video.
  7. I'm ok with it. They were after money while alive; both liked to live big and flaunt what they had. They are more similar than different, and a May/December ghost pair is fun. What I don't understand is how Hetty can get naked or does Trevor just stimulate her like the washer did? As others have said, we know if you take something off, it pops right back in place, so how does Ghost sex actually work? Trevor, no problem, the goods are already revealed, and we know he sports wood when aroused, as Hetty pointed out in the after-Christmas episode. Sass said that but he is a man; Hetty most definitely 'finished'! So perhaps men can't ejaculate, but they can orgasm (they are different things).
  8. This one looks pretty promising since evil characters are fun to watch.
  9. Another thing, I love that Sam and Jay have a way to talk to each other without the ghosts by driving off property. Jay is really a great guy to support his wife so well even though she seems to ignore him.
  10. Does anyone remember what happened to Baxter? He was the Britsh fifer, and he was in the first episode when we met the garden shed ghosts, but now only the creepy ex-lover of Nigel is in the shed.
  11. This seems to be a setting up a great episode considering that Issac and Nigel have agreed to disagree about the war and the book Sam writes may put their truce at risk. There there is Hetty trying to keep her Dec/May relationship with 'No Pants' a secret in a house with ghost that thrive on knowing all secrets. But I think Thor and Flower are so cute together, so these relationship building scenes are cute. Looking forward to this episode.
  12. I agree. I really only liked the Thor/Flower part and the Flower backstory about her losing a love to a sickness and then it seems she did as many in the 60s did, she dropped acid and dropped out. Thor says he is already dead so that can't happen, but couldn't the univers allow him to “get sucked off” which would be 'death' to a ghost because not all go at once and there would be those left behind. Sas is really going to love the Heatty/Nigel thing as he loves drama, it really makes his afterlife fun. But Jay and Sam were boring in this episode.
  13. Oh that's right! The guy who said, "I can't even stay at a Sheritan" after Trevor died and his friends were worried about going to jail was a Woodstone. Now I wonder how he did die so young. I know Sam questioned the lawyer when she was given that house about her uncle so he must have not been liked all that much as she knew nothing of him. We already know Arie (sp?) is alive as he paid double for the watch found on Hettie's dead husband so now I'm wondering who he called freaking out during that episode. I know it could not have been the intern so perhaps it was that 4th guy in their group, but I don't think we were told his name. It must have been him that Arie called so maybe he is still alive as well? But in anycase it was not murder, Trevor took those pills all on his own, it was how those finance 90's bros were, work hard and played even harder. Looking back on that "Trevor's pants" episode it shows how immature and disrepectful making such a ruckas right in the middle of the office while others were working around them.
  14. You know I would love an episode which maybe shows that Finance Bro intern, that was being hazed and the reason Trevor is not wearing any pants, to show up at the mansion with his own college age son (perhaps named Trevor?) to talk about how to realy be a friend and the fact that he have never forgotten what Trevor did for him. I know sappy but I think it would be a sweet 5 min interlude in an episode. I mean it's a B&B you just never know who will show up.
  15. Nigel yelling "Respite" as Nigel walked away was really funny. Jay is such a guy on in this episode, can't see anythign happening but is onboard with the parent trap. And Jay's quip about not liking long silences because they are never good, was too funny. Others have mentioned when talking with Sam that she driffs off during their talk but I forget how that would look when she is interacting with the ghosts no one else sees. Then all the ghosts watching Trevor's parents do it was awesome, and I like Hetty saying his mom put on a master class, absolutly wonderful expression on Trevor's face. And the puritan ghost who is a "bad, bad boy now" since he did not make it to heaven and reconsidered his life choices. And the look on Issacs face was too funny. I like that Pete is now venturing out to the shed, seems like he never really left the house in all his years dead. Overall I think this is one of the best episodes of season 2 so far.
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