ClockworkDolly
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I have loved Ghosts since it was first launched. Such a great idea, all the ghosts through the years and how they died. I like the special effects, going through walls, etc. 
Just found it on YouTube and managed to just about watchnit on my crap data signal... It was brilliant!Yes it was the first thing they showed! I’m sure it will be online at some point.![]()
I saw the trailer for this and am afraid it didn't seem a patch on the marvellous British version. Some things just don't translate so well but I'll definitely give it a watch - you never know, might be pleasantly surprised.The US version of Ghosts is being shown on BBC 3 this Sunday at 8.30pm
It’s just a play on words of the British transport police and their “see it, say it, sorted” announcement used at stations and on trainsCould somebody please explain the tag line to a very thick person?![]()
In that situation I'd have no problems with the Ghosts and the baby, the death trap mansion might be somewhat off putting thoughI can't think of a better upbringing for a child than growing up in a massive stately home with a bunch of friendly ghosts that they could potentially interact with
It was so good. I did shed a couple of tearsI loved it so much.
I always worry about TV shows going to the big screen, sometimes it just doesn't work. But this worked. It had a really good plot that allowed it naturally to expand out of Button House, didn't retcon the ending of the series to come back with the film, still full of so much heart abour family and what family is. There was a suitably predictable subplot going on. And it was genuinely funny, lots of laugh out loud moments. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
I think you summed it up perfectly. I thought it was her & Mike's old bedroom.OK so my view might be slightly different to some here. I thought the ending was perfect. I had a baby this year and it really struck for me as showing how exhausting, overwhelming and ultimately lonely in a crowded room motherhood can be. I think that more than explains why Alison wasn't quite herself. The ghosts all giving their thoughts on how to raise, how to settle, how to wind, whatever the baby and waking her up from naps made me feel so sad and frustrated for Alison (and Mike to some extent). Didn't love the overbearing mother in law trope but you know what, that's pretty realistic too.
I missed most of the ending as I was bawling from them getting in the car to drive away. Was there some significance to the room they stayed in?
Totally agree. And the episode where we find out about PatGhosts is the best show the BBC have produced in ages! It's well written with some great characters. You can tell that most of them have had a hand in creating the characters and that's what makes a difference.
I loved the episode where we found out how Thomas died it was tragic and tragically funny
Really hope it comes back for a 3rd series.
The young actors were absolutely brilliant! They had - what - a matter of weeks/maybe a few months to get to know the quirks and mannerisms of characters the main cast created and lived with for 5 years. There wasn't one weak moment with them - oranyone, come to that. The silliness was spot-on, but the pathos was too. Hoping there's a sequel - that core team of 6 know themselves as writers and actors so well, and there are several behind the scenes youtube videos with them, including talking about how they knew they had hit on the right idea.Can I also just say, what an amazing supporting cast. The young kids cast in this did an amazing job. I have a home alone moment next week again, it might be a repeat trip to see the film again!