In that situation I'd have no problems with the Ghosts and the baby, the death trap mansion might be somewhat off putting though
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
Of course, its episode 3 and he's just divine in it .tell me the precise episode plz, for a friend.
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?
My main bugbear with the episode was that it didn't make me laugh. The humour was lacking.I was reluctant to watch the final episode as I saw a lot of negative comments on social media but I liked the ending. I just wished the episode was longer as it all felt very rushed at the end.
I agree. the only time I laughed was when Kitty let out the huge burp.My main bugbear with the episode was that it didn't make me laugh. The humour was lacking.
The plot (or lack of it) wouldn't have mattered if it was funny.
Awwww, how lovely
Exactly this. Most new parents just have their immediate family offering their ‘help’ (and driving them insane in the process). Mike and Alison had the overwhelm of new parenthood, an overbearing mother-in-law plus a additional troupe of involved/interfering parties to contend with.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?
Yes ! this is exactly how I felt.My main bugbear with the episode was that it didn't make me laugh. The humour was lacking.
The plot (or lack of it) wouldn't have mattered if it was funny.
That upset me more than the episodeI've just seen this review in The Guardian which I think, for me, sums it up. I especially like this line .... 'Ghosts, thoughtful and kind to the end, has quietly said goodbye.'
Me too - I was an absolute wreck! Pat’s family always sets me off; the one where he sees his grandchild finishes me off every time tooIt was a functional ending, if that makes sense. It just rounded off the series.
The most I have ever cried was the Christmas Special with Pat. OMG, that had me bawling.
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