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REVIEW
Ghosts returns to form with Season 4, mixing humor with horror as Isaac confronts his past with new ghost Patience.
- Season 4 picks up directly from the cliffhanger of Season 3, providing a clear and engaging narrative that re-establishes the show’s comedic roots.
- The introduction of Patience, portrayed by Mary Holland, adds a fresh dynamic to the show.
- The incorporation of horror elements elevates the show’s tension and adds depth to the comedic moments.
- Viewers expecting a stronger comedic punch right out of the gate might be disappointed as the premiere is light on laughs but still funny.
When a cash-strapped couple inherits a crumbling country estate, they soon discover it is inhabited by an eclectic group of spirits, leading to comedic encounters as they navigate cohabitation with their supernatural roommates.
- Release Date
- October 7, 2021
- Cast
- Rose McIver, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Brandon Scott Jones, Danielle Pinnock, Richie Moriarty, Asher Grodman, Rebecca Wisocky, Devan Chandler Long, Roman Zaragoza, Sheila Carrasco, John Hartman, Betsy Sodaro
- Network
- CBS
- Character(s)
- Samantha Arondekar, Jay Arondekar, Isaac Higgintoot, Alberta Haynes, Pete Martino, Trevor Lefkowitz, Hetty Woodstone, Thorfinn, Sasappis, Flower, Nigel Chessum, Nancy
Season 4 of CBS sitcom Ghosts has picked up right where it left off, and it’s looking better than ever. After a bumpy return last year with a shorter set of episodes following the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, the show is back and stronger than ever, with a strong return to its initial comedic roots.
The show’s fourth season opens with a bang, picking up right from the cliffhanger of Season 3, which saw the return of Isaac Higgintoot, played by Brandon Scott Jones, who was yanked into the dirt by a long-forgotten and feral spirit named Patience, portrayed by Mary Holland. The episode delves into the world of the afterlife, showing us the hilarious and often awkward moments that the main characters face as they try to navigate their new lives in the afterlife.
The introduction of Holland’s Patience, a Puritan from the late 1600s who does not believe in smiling, laughter, or anything that involves new ideas, adds a fresh dynamic to the show, and her arrival shakes things up, forcing the main characters to confront their own personal issues and insecurities. With her introduction, the show takes a turn for the darker, incorporating horror elements that elevate the show’s tension and add depth to the comedic moments.
The show also gets better at exploring the characters’ emotional depth, particularly Isaac’s, who struggles with his past and his relationships with his loved ones. The introduction of a new ghost, Flower, played by Sheila Carrasco, also adds a new layer to the story, as she shares more about the Puritan spirit while she was stuck in the well last season.
Overall, Season 4 of Ghosts is off to a great start, and fans of the show will be thrilled to see the return of the show’s lighthearted and humorous tone, mixed with a darker, more intense edge that brings new levels of tension and suspense to the show.
FAQs:
Q: When is Season 4 of Ghosts available to stream?
A: Season 4 of Ghosts premieres on October 17 on CBS at 8:30 PM EST in the U.S.
Q: Who plays Patience, the new addition to the show?
A: Mary Holland plays Patience, the Puritan ghost who is part of Season 4’s new cast.
Q: What is the typical runtime of each episode?
A: Each episode of Ghosts typically ranges from 22-24 minutes, making it a quick and easy watch.
AUTHOR: The World Screen
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