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Ghosts (UK)

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Ghosts (UK)	comment	Ghosts is a supernatural-themed BBC One sitcom that premiered in 2019, written by and starring The Six Idiots (Mathew Baynton, Simon Farnaby, Martha Howe-Douglas, Jim Howick, Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond). This marks the groupâ€™s fourth project together, after the sketch show Horrible Histories, fantasy comedy Yonderland, and feature film Bill. The fifth and final season premiered on October 6, 2023.The premise revolves around a young couple, Alison and Mike (Charlotte Ritchie and Kiell Smith-Bynoe), who inherit the derelict Button House with plans to turn it into a hotel. Little do they know, Button House is also home to numerous restless spirits who have died there over the centuries, unable to leave the grounds and resigned to squabbling with each other for eternity: Robin (Rickard), a caveman and the oldest of the ghosts; Mary (Katy Wix), an eccentric woman burned as a witch during the Stuart era; Kitty (Lolly Adefope), an excitable and naive Georgian aristocrat; Thomas (Baynton), a melodramatic and easily-infatuated Romantic poet; Lady Fanny (Howe-Douglas), the repressed and overbearing Edwardian-era owner of the house; The Captain (Willbond), a stern, closet gay World War II-era military officer; Pat (Howick), a friendly scout leader who was accidentally shot in the neck with an arrow by one of his scouts; Julian (Farnaby), a slimy Conservative MP who died as the result of a scandalous sex mishap; and Headless Humphrey (head - Rickard; body - Yani Xander), a beheaded Tudor nobleman who, due to his own clumsiness, spends most of his time trying to reunite his head and his body.When the ghosts learn of the couple's plans for the house, they conspire to scare the couple away. Things donâ€™t quite go as they expect, as the ghosts prove themselves to be pretty ineffectual at haunting; however, thanks to a spiritual hand causing Alison to suffer a near-death experience, she gains the ability to see and hear them. After finding out that her husband has taken out a massive loan to renovate the house, which the couple can't get out of, Alison and the ghosts form an uneasy truce as both she and Mike try their best to stop their dream home/hotel from turning into a complete nightmare.An American remake, executive-produced by Joe Port and Joe Wiseman and with Rose McIver and Utkarsh Ambudkar in the leads, premiered on CBS in 2021. The original UK version broadcasts on CBS November 16, 2023.A Comic Relief special starring Kylie Minogue was broadcast on 17th March 2023. It can been seen here. A tie-in book, The Button House Archives, was released on October 26th 2023.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_105cabdd	type	Jacob Marley Apparel
Ghosts (UK) / int_105cabdd	comment	Jacob Marley Apparel: The ghosts are stuck wearing what they died in, complete with clothing damage inflicted by the accidents that killed them. This has led to some frustrating details for Julian and Thomas in particular, as Julian is stuck going around without any trousers after he died during an unspecified sex scandal and Thomas can't get rid of the forged letter that led to his death even after he learns the true circumstances of his demise, the letter reappearing in his pocket any time he tries to leave it behind.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_12f078f3	type	Artistic License – Linguistics
Ghosts (UK) / int_12f078f3	comment	Artistic License â€“ Linguistics: "En Francais" reveals that Robin is fluent in French, having learned by listening to Sophie Bone, Humphrey's wife...but he speaks modern French, which is very different from the 16th century French that Sophie would have spoken. The plague pit ghosts also speak more like modern council estate dwellers than medieval peasants. Presumably as a deliberate joke.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_135b9977	type	Bloodless Carnage
Ghosts (UK) / int_135b9977	comment	Bloodless Carnage: There is not a drop of blood when we see Pat and Humphrey's deaths: a arrow through the neck and a beheading, respectively. Averted with Thomas, whose waistcoat is bloodstained around his fatal gunshot wound.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_13e1c444	type	Plot-Triggering Death
Ghosts (UK) / int_13e1c444	comment	Plot-Triggering Death: The series begins with the death of Lady Heather Button. Even though it's about people who have died in the same house and become ghosts, she doesn't (in fact, so far she's the only person who's been shown to immediately Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence), but it results in the Unexpected Inheritance that's central to the show.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_141b5985	type	Morning Routine
Ghosts (UK) / int_141b5985	comment	Morning Routine: "The Grey Lady" shows how Alison's morning routine revolves around helping everyone in the house: She confirms the bathroom is ghost-free for Mike, sets a stopwatch for The Captain's daily run, turns on the record player for Thomas, fills in the crossword answers for Robin, opens the laptop so Julian can play Pong, puts in a VCR tape so Pat can watch football, then turns the page on Mary's alphabet book, Kitty and Fanny's romance novel, and Humphrey's historical biography.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_143b5e94	type	Loose Floorboard Hiding Spot
Ghosts (UK) / int_143b5e94	comment	Loose Floorboard Hiding Spot: In "Getting Out", Alison and Mike have decided to sell Button House, and the ghosts are trying to raise money to stop them from doing so. Fanny's solution is a priceless gem that she had hidden under a floorboard in the house. Too bad that her husband had found it a long time ago and pawned it.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
Ghosts (UK) / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: Series 3 focuses around Alison discovering that she has a half-sister, only for it to be revealed that the whole thing was a scam set up by the woman in order to steal Alison's savings. This was written/aired during a time when money scams in the UK were on the rise.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_170128e9	type	Right Behind Me
Ghosts (UK) / int_170128e9	comment	Right Behind Me: Alison's "God, I hate estate agents!" before remembering one is standing right behind her. He doesn't mind.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
Ghosts (UK) / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: Julian is an MP who died in a sex scandal; as he no longer wears pants, he's literally "caught with his trousers down" for all eternity.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_1c2c6e08	type	Ignoring by Singing
Ghosts (UK) / int_1c2c6e08	comment	Ignoring by Singing: Alison tries this with the Captain. It backfires when he realizes two can play at that game.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_1c3f4853	type	Put Off Their Food
Ghosts (UK) / int_1c3f4853	comment	Put Off Their Food: Mary comments that Alison's Rice Krispies sound like tiny people calling out for help as they drown in the milk. When Alison comes back into the room Mary remarks that, "they have stopped calling out, they are dead!" Suddenly Alison doesn't look like she wants to eat it anymore.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_1ed73929	type	The Friends Who Never Hang
Ghosts (UK) / int_1ed73929	comment	The Friends Who Never Hang: Thomas is a particular victim of this, but in general most of the ghosts give the impression that they don't spend time together because they've been stuck in Button House for so long with only each other to talk with.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_1f250372	type	I Need a Freaking Drink
Ghosts (UK) / int_1f250372	comment	I Need a Freaking Drink: Keith, the man who accidentally killed Pat when he was a boy, opens up a bottle of beer in order to cope with being at Button House when he's coincidentally invited to a wedding being held there.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_222059fa	type	Fairytale Motifs
Ghosts (UK) / int_222059fa	comment	Fairytale Motifs: Kittyâ€™s backstory and death are inspired by Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty since she had a wicked sister, was unable to go to a ball and died after being bitten by a spider. The fact that Kitty would have woken up a ghost and spent the next 243 years as one is an allusion to the part in Sleeping Beauty when the princess wakes up one hundred years later. She even got to play Cinderella in the ghostsâ€™ panto. Alison is an analogue to the prince in Sleeping Beauty as she discovers an abandoned house and â€œawakensâ€� the ghosts from their slumber of existence with her (familial) love.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Ghosts (UK) / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: In â€œThe Bone Plotâ€�, Alison takes part in a History Documentary which she explains that she inherited the house though her father. It is where Lucy learns of Alison and got the photo of her father so she can trick Alison into believing that they were sisters.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_2484396e	type	Know-Nothing Know-It-All
Ghosts (UK) / int_2484396e	comment	Know-Nothing Know-It-All: A paranormal investigator claims to be able to sense ghosts due to her long experience with them — while remaining oblivious to the two sharing the same room with her.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Ghosts (UK) / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: Done deliberately in â€œThe Thomas Thorne Affairâ€�. When the The Captain retells the duel, it featured single shot pistols firing multiple rounds and a WWII era grenade in The Regency Era. He then claims: "That's what I would've done" if he were in Thomas's situation.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Ghosts (UK) / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: The show employs a lot of these due to the fact that Alison is the ONLY living person who can see the ghosts around her. It's common for the ghosts or the living to be talking or doing something hilarious in the background while someone else is talking in the foreground.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_27ba9b64	type	What Did I Do Last Night?
Ghosts (UK) / int_27ba9b64	comment	What Did I Do Last Night?: The plot of "About Last Night" is basically this, in which a hungover Alison and Mike try to figure out what happened during the party the night before while they attempt to clean the house before the wedding planner gets there.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_28a472a9	type	"Home Alone" Antics
Ghosts (UK) / int_28a472a9	comment	"Home Alone" Antics: Or at least that's what the ghosts think they're doing.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_29c480a3	type	Good News, Bad News
Ghosts (UK) / int_29c480a3	comment	Good News, Bad News: Mike to Alison. Just as she's about to ask for the good news, he reveals the bad news is the extent of the repairs they'd need to make on the house would require a substantial amount of money that they don't have. The good news? He took out a massive loan.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_29e6dc40	type	HypocriticalHumour
Ghosts (UK) / int_29e6dc40	comment	Hypocritical Humour: Lady Button calls Alison an "ill-bred hen" for shrieking, then sees her husband's portrait and shrieks. Julian boasts about getting a luxurious house using parliamentary expenses note The Bramptons, a "modest Oxfordshire pile" with eleven bedrooms, a wetroom, and a tennis court., then immediately asserts that builders are all thieves. He later becomes frustrated when he can't catch them out. In the episode "Speak as ye choose" Julien tells Mary that times have changed and men "listen to women" now. He then spends the episode barely listening to Mary's story and interrupting Fanny whenever she tries to speak.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_2c9e262	type	Catapult Nightmare
Ghosts (UK) / int_2c9e262	comment	Catapult Nightmare: Alison has one in at the end of â€œSomething to Share?â€�
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Ghosts (UK) / int_2dd7023a	type	Death as Comedy
Ghosts (UK) / int_2dd7023a	comment	Death as Comedy: Naturally. Julian's sex scandal death has left him to spend eternity without any trousers on. Even the quite horrific deaths of Lady Button (pushed out of a window by her husband) and Pat (shot through the neck with an arrow by one of the children in his youth group) count. It says a lot that while the show gets some laughs out of a living person smelling something burning if they pass through her, or her emitting smoke when she's angry or upset, Mary's actual trial and execution are never played for comedy. Zigzagged with Thomas. The first few retellings of his death are very much Played for Laughs due to everyone's very different interpretations of it. But then Kitty and Humphrey are between them able to reveal what actually happened - Thomas' cousin, Francis Button, ruthlessly manipulated him and created a chain of events which resulted in Thomas being fatally shot in the back during a duel, and then left him to die after promising to fetch Isabelle, Thomas' love and the heiress to the estate that would become Button House. Thomas ultimately died completely alone (barring the ghosts) and believing Isabelle didn't love him while Francis married Isabelle himself and became the first Lord Button. This final version is played completely straight with all the ghosts and Alison visibly moved and upset by the story afterwards. Somewhat played straight with The Captain as he died of a heart attack due to his embarrassment as several officers spotted that he was wearing the badges in the incorrect order and they recognised him since he never left the country.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_2ec6e90f	type	Yet Another Christmas Carol
Ghosts (UK) / int_2ec6e90f	comment	Yet Another Christmas Carol: Played with in the 2020 Christmas special. At first, Julian dislikes Christmas but when Mikeâ€™s niece stays in his room for the holiday, he is forced to remember the fact that in life, he choose to spend Christmas away from his family and regrets it. In the end, he learns that family is more important than anything else and to enjoy the holiday. Kitty shares the same characteristics as Nephew Fred from the novel as they both show kindness and affection for their relative despite the fact that they are cruel to them. It took a death for the mean relative to regret being unkind to them. While confronted with the death, they state that they want to make amends for their cruelty.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_2f9d1595	type	You Can See Me?
Ghosts (UK) / int_2f9d1595	comment	You Can See Me?: Stray ghosts that Alison runs into are often surprised to be seen, with two in particular eagerly greeting her.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_2feeca6e	type	Lightmare Fuel
Ghosts (UK) / int_2feeca6e	comment	Lightmare Fuel: It's a horror comedy. Some of the attempts to haunt Alison count as does Pat's death scene which, while funny, is genuinely unsettling.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_31ae6183	type	Got Me Doing It
Ghosts (UK) / int_31ae6183	comment	Got Me Doing It: In Moonah Ston, Thomas picks up on Robin's poor grammar, saying "me" when he should say "I" and vice versa as Robin does. Thomas does the same thing in season one when he picks up Mary's tendency to pluralize words, saying "And how you dies... Died!"
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Ghosts (UK) / int_31fbee81	type	Money Dumb
Ghosts (UK) / int_31fbee81	comment	Money Dumb: Mike has shades of this in series 1. He takes out a big loan without consulting his wife first (which is usually a big no-no with married couples), only skimmed over the terms and conditions which leads to them being stuck in the house, and didn't correctly calculate how much money they would need in order to fix up the house, as they blow through the loan money very quickly.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3297cfbb	type	Evolving Credits
Ghosts (UK) / int_3297cfbb	comment	Evolving Credits: The opening credits for Season 5 show Mary moving on, as she did during the previous season.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3318a1cb	type	Distant Finale
Ghosts (UK) / int_3318a1cb	comment	Distant Finale: The series' closing moments take place several years into the future, revealing that Button Manor has been successfully converted into a hotel and that Alison and Mike, who had left the place for the sake of their child, still visit the ghosts from time to time.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_337ef720	type	Ghostly Animals
Ghosts (UK) / int_337ef720	comment	Ghostly Animals: After its death at the hands of a dog in the episode Moonah Ston, the pigeon who lives in Button House becomes one of these. note However, it doesnâ€™t become a recurring one
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Ghosts (UK) / int_352def2a	type	Burn the Witch!
Ghosts (UK) / int_352def2a	comment	Burn the Witch!: How Mary died, with the result that she tends to start emitting smoke when she gets upset and the living can smell something burning should they step through her.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_373e2b9f	type	Murder the Hypotenuse
Ghosts (UK) / int_373e2b9f	comment	Murder the Hypotenuse: How Thomas died. As we learn in season 2, while it wasn't directly murder, his death was planned and ensured by his cousin, Francis Button, so he could marry Thomas' beloved and inherit the house.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3823c722	type	Bill... Bill... Junk... Bill...
Ghosts (UK) / int_3823c722	comment	Bill... Bill... Junk... Bill...: In episode 4: "Red bill... red bill... ooh, normal bill..."
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Ghosts (UK) / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Ghosts (UK) / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: In â€œEn Francisâ€�, the ghosts try to play Family Fortunes. In Horrible Histories, one of The Six Idiotsâ€˜ previous shows, Ben Willbond, Larry Rickard and Jim Howick star in the Stone Age Family Fortunes sketch. Ironically in the sketch, Rickard plays a caveman like Robin, so that may be where he got the idea for the character.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3a4ec6e8	type	Afterlife Angst
Ghosts (UK) / int_3a4ec6e8	comment	Afterlife Angst: We get to see Julian's reaction to his death during flashbacks in the episode "A Lot to Take In" and it's not pretty. Basically, he initially doesn't accept the fact that he's dead and attempts to leave the mansion for at least a hundred times despite the fact that he can no longer leave. He eventually accepts it at the end of the flashbacks.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3b2f5fd6	type	Instant Turn-Off
Ghosts (UK) / int_3b2f5fd6	comment	Instant Turnoff: There are two moments for Lady Fanny: In "Redding Weddy," after surreptitiously reading a few passages from Lady Chatterley's Lover, she spends most of the episode aroused by Mike doing the most mundane of chores and is ready to confess to Alison her affection... until she witnesses him gobbling nachos. In "I Love Lucy," the ghosts discover that Fanny has been having a secret affair with Humphrey's headless body. However, after Humphrey reattaches himself, she immediately loses any passion for Humphrey's body and breaks off their relationship. Also, Thomas immediately loses all interest in Lucy when he finds out she's reading a collection of Lord Byron's poetry.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3be01119	type	Is It Something You Eat?
Ghosts (UK) / int_3be01119	comment	Is It Something You Eat?: In "Redding Weddy", Pat attempts to explain to Robin that man has walked on the moon:
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Ghosts (UK) / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Whenever Julian talks about his sexual history, a lot of it are these.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
Ghosts (UK) / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck: Since Alison can see all ghosts, not just those occupying Button House, she can see those that haunt other rentals that she and Mike examine. This includes a murdered dinner guest at their first choice, a pair of pilots apparently stuck mid-air several stories up in a crash scene near an apartment penthouse, and a Victorian nanny pushing a pram (baby carriage) in the town street.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3d64d015	type	The Middle Ages
Ghosts (UK) / int_3d64d015	comment	The Middle Ages: The opening of About Last Night takes place during an outbreak of The Black Death.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Ghosts (UK) / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: "Fools" reveals that after the Gatehouse burned down at the end of Series 4, Alison and Mike put in a claim for it — but Mike is alarmed when an inspector from the insurance company turns up unannounced to investigate the claim, since a whole building being destroyed just from being struck by lightning is inevitably suspicious. And then, after hearing the full story (as Mike saw it)...the inspector approves the claim, since she's very experienced in dealing with fraudsters and, as she points out, "No genuine criminal would ever come up with a story as patently ridiculous as that one. Stuff that absurd only ever happens in real life.".
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Ghosts (UK) / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
Ghosts (UK) / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: An in-universe example thatâ€™s Played for Laughs in â€œHomeâ€�. Whilst the Captain and Robinâ€™s stories do manage to snap Pat and Julian out of their North vs. South feud, they both end up seriously undermining their own messages: The Captain argues that what is important is they're all British, relating how during World War Two the nation came together in kinship, and how there was a northerner who served amongst his men whom no one treated any differently...only for him to realise at the end of the story that said individual was actually probably also from the South, making it clear he didn't really have any kinship with him, to the point of not remembering his name. Robin meanwhile relates about how he predates the very concept of North or South, or nations and countries, or even peoples; to him it was all land and they were all people, with everything belonging to everyone...only for him to admit that only applied to his people and that his tribe were actually extremely isolationist and xenophobic, as they would regularly slaughter other tribes whom they perceived as invading their territory, even considering others getting too close to them as invading.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Ghosts (UK) / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: When Robin gets caught interfering with the lights on the set in 1x04 he claims "bigger boy made me do it."
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Ghosts (UK) / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
Ghosts (UK) / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: Francis, as he managed to end his cousin Thomas and Isabelleâ€™s relationship, tricks him into fighting a duel, lies about the pace count to make sure Thomas dies and finally offers comfort to a grieving Isabelle which leads to him getting her inheritance. Eleanor, as she tries to stop her sister Kitty from going to an upcoming ball. First by cutting up her ball gown and telling her that moths ate it. Next, she deliberately gives Kitty food poisoning by feeding her warm oysters. When that doesnâ€™t work, she makes Kitty break a bust of their mother while playing a game then blames her for the incident so their father bans Kitty from attending the ball. Lucy, as she tricks Alison into thinking that they are sisters to gain her trust and access to her savings. Fortunately, the ghosts manage to expose Lucy as a fraud.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Ghosts (UK) / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: The ending of series 4. The Gatehouse burns down in a thunderstorm, putting an end to the Bed and Breakfast business. While Alison and Mike admit they're glad to be free of the stress of running it, they're faced with having to find another way to make money and the stark reality that it would be so much harder to run an actual hotel. But they're determined to keep going. The ending of the 2023 Christmas Special, the Grand Finale. After having the baby, the ghosts convince Alison and Mike that itâ€™s time for them to move on and live their own life as a family. They sell Button House, which is turned into an elegant resort they never had the resources to create, but return every year to visit the ghosts. The final scene shows them visiting many years later, their hair now grey, with the ghosts ready to greet them in their usual suite. Adding levity to the scene is the revelation that the basement has been turned into a sauna, which the plague ghosts absolutely love.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_41d5f145	type	Fluffy the Terrible
Ghosts (UK) / int_41d5f145	comment	Fluffy the Terrible: A building version. Button House is the most harmless-sounding name possible, but it's haunted, falling apart enough to be hazardous ''and there's a limpet mine buried in the grounds and a medieval plague pit in the basement.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_434d893c	type	Funny Foreigner
Ghosts (UK) / int_434d893c	comment	Funny Foreigner: Not from another country but another time period. They might pick up the occasional modern word or manner but their references and behaviors are very much of their time.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_455f6a91	type	Long-Lost Relative
Ghosts (UK) / int_455f6a91	comment	Long-Lost Relative: Subverted. A woman named Lucy appears in the episode "A Lot To Take In" claiming to be Alison's long-lost sister from a previous relation that her father had. However, it is revealed in the last episode of the season that she was only pretending so she can take Alison's money.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4814d132	type	Big Fancy House
Ghosts (UK) / int_4814d132	comment	Big Fancy House: Button House is a deconstruction. While it was once grand and beautiful, the show goes into quite a bit of detail about how those British country houses that look so impressive from the outside can be absolute money pits to maintain and restore for the owners, especially when they no longer have the income that previous generations took for granted. It's only by the end of Series 2 that Alison and Mike restore the house enough that they can hire it out for weddings, and even then it's still a long way off from being a proper hotel. By season 4, they've even had to put plans for the main house on hold and done up the gatehouse as a boutique B&B instead.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4ad1816a	type	Everyone Knows Morse
Ghosts (UK) / int_4ad1816a	comment	Everyone Knows Morse: The trope is invoked by name in Bump in the Night when the ghosts are trying to communicate with Mike despite their very limited ability to affect the material world. This is justified in that the two ghosts who say this are a youth group leader from a boy scouts-style organisation and a WWII army officer — two people who might well think that way.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4b7364d	type	Dead Man Honking
Ghosts (UK) / int_4b7364d	comment	Dead Man Honking: In "Happy Death Day", a flashback to Pat's death shows that after being shot in the neck with an arrow, he got in the troop bus and tried to drive himself to the hospital. He passes out at the wheel and drives into a tree, followed by the horn blaring.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4d0372b	type	Everybody Knew Already
Ghosts (UK) / int_4d0372b	comment	Everybody Knew Already: Having led everyone believe she jumped out of the window, Lady Button finally reveals to the other ghosts that she was in fact pushed by her husband after she caught him with the groundskeeper and the butler. The older ghosts then admit that they already knew because they watched the whole event.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4df919c9	type	Repressed Memories
Ghosts (UK) / int_4df919c9	comment	Repressed Memories: it's revealed in "Something to Share?" that Kitty was repressing her memories of her sister so that she remembers her as a kind person, when in fact she was shown to be cruel and manipulative.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Ghosts (UK) / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: "You should be wearing a hard hat." Towards the end of the first episode, as reconstruction work begins Julian wanders up behind Alison to watch in curiosity. Alison turns and says this to him, unaware that he is a ghost and revealing that she can now see the dead. A hell of one in "Gorilla War", after Alison gets overwhelmed by all the ghosts, goes to a hospital... and receives a rather unexpected diagnosis. The attending doctor states that her Near-Death Experience has left her with the ability to see the dead, and when Alison reacts in astonishment asks if she can see him. When she reacts with the obvious, he drops the bombshell: "Exactly. I'm dead."
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Ghosts (UK) / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Ghosts (UK) / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: In the Cold Open of "Gone Gone", the ghosts are worried that Robin might have moved on after not being seen for days, until they spot him out of the window. They are relieved, but then a light appears from above in the room they're in, and Mary is "sucked off" by it.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5134c207	type	Failed Dramatic Exit
Ghosts (UK) / int_5134c207	comment	Failed Dramatic Exit: Julian's attempt in Gorilla War. As he's a ghost, his hand goes straight through the door. The others stand around staring in amusement and he has to come back in.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_532a452e	type	Knight's Armor Hideout
Ghosts (UK) / int_532a452e	comment	Knight's Armor Hideout: In Bump in the Night, Mike hides in a decorative suit of armour when he finds himself alone in the house with an unknown (to him) number of burglars. Then he tries to intimidate them by pretending to be a ghost. Unfortunately, he falls flat on his back and can't get up.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_53c9fc92	type	Flashback
Ghosts (UK) / int_53c9fc92	comment	Flashback: A number of episodes have flashbacks, mainly to show the various ghost's key moments in life, or to show how they died.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_541874d6	type	Inheritance Backlash
Ghosts (UK) / int_541874d6	comment	Inheritance Backlash: Alison inherits a massive stately home; unfortunately it's not only haunted but needs so much work done to make it inhabitable, let alone possible for it to become a hotel, that she and Mike lose money in the process.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Ghosts (UK) / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: This seems to be played straight with Humphrey at first, as he's is wearing all his finery, complete with ruff, when execution victims were actually beheaded wearing only an undershirt and trousers. But then Series 3 reveals that Humphrey was actually beheaded in a freak accident, and not executed. Mary was burned at the stake after being accused of witchcraft, when in real life she would have been hanged rather than burned. Shame the show isn't set in Scotland... note As the main page of Burn the Witch! will demonstrate, most of the victims accused of witchcraft in continental Europe and Scotland were executed by being burned, but English 'witches' were hanged. There was sometimes a bit of crossover between witchcraft, petty treason and heresy sentences (people tried for the latter two crimes were burned at the stake in England) but the show makes it very clear that Mary was condemned for witchcraft. However, the men who suggest framing her also mention that her husband died- implying they can suggest it was murder. This would count as petty treason and lead to Mary being burned.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5937a87c	type	No Honor Among Thieves
Ghosts (UK) / int_5937a87c	comment	No Honor Among Thieves: On the day The Captain died, he gets caught by other officers for wearing stolen badges. He dies in shame and without being honoured a hero. It took 78 years to admit the truth about himself to the other ghosts.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5a22609e	type	Creator Thumbprint
Ghosts (UK) / int_5a22609e	comment	Creator Thumbprint: Another historical-themed comedy with surreal/fantastical elements from the team behind Horrible Histories, Yonderland and Bill.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5b4573b1	type	Near-Death Experience
Ghosts (UK) / int_5b4573b1	comment	A hell of one in "Gorilla War", after Alison gets overwhelmed by all the ghosts, goes to a hospital... and receives a rather unexpected diagnosis. The attending doctor states that her Near-Death Experience has left her with the ability to see the dead, and when Alison reacts in astonishment asks if she can see him. When she reacts with the obvious, he drops the bombshell: "Exactly. I'm dead."
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5d6db368	type	Four Eyes, Zero Soul
Ghosts (UK) / int_5d6db368	comment	Four Eyes, Zero Soul: Francis Button, Thomasâ€™ villainous cousin, wears glasses.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5f4c3290	type	Skeptic No Longer
Ghosts (UK) / int_5f4c3290	comment	Skeptic No Longer: In episode two, after (understandably) treating Alison's I See Dead People powers as mere side-effect hallucinations resulting from her massive head trauma, both Alison and Mike very quickly accept the presence of ghosts once given a concrete reason to do so: Alison's occurs after her hospital visit when the first doctor who attends to her turns out to be a ghost as well, as she realizes that she can see different dead people in different places rather than always seeing the same people, as would be the case if it was just a product of her mind. Mike's occurs after first seeing a spectral presence (Julian) type out a search on his laptop, followed by Alison talking to the plague villagers in the basement to get their help in fixing the boiler.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_5fe47c0	type	Distracted from Death
Ghosts (UK) / int_5fe47c0	comment	In "Poached Guests", the ghosts turn their attention from squabbling back to Maddocks (a ghost in a field neighbouring the house whom they have been talking to through a gap in the fence) to find this has happened offscreen. He's actually hiding behind the hedge to make them think this has happened so they'll stop bothering him.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_61066d95	type	Fictional Counterpart
Ghosts (UK) / int_61066d95	comment	Fictional Counterpart: The group of which Pat was a leader wasn't a branch of the official Scout Association but a generic activity-based youth group with similar uniforms.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Ghosts (UK) / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: As Kitty is dying, Eleanor regrets the fact that she didnâ€™t treated her kindly and wants to be the kind sister that Kitty is.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_61b576af	type	I Take Offense to That Last One
Ghosts (UK) / int_61b576af	comment	I Take Offense to That Last One: Inverted in "Moonah Ston". Barclay knows about Lady Button's death but he gets all the details wrong, like which side of the house she died in and what color dress she was wearing. The ghost of Lady Button constantly corrects him—up until his last point about her being a twenty-something beauty, which is something she doesn't bother to correct.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_639cefd2	type	Go into the Light
Ghosts (UK) / int_639cefd2	comment	Go into the Light: Subverted when Pat thinks he's moving on after coming to terms with the fact that his widow remarried. Then the light goes out and it turns out that it was just an ordinary stage lamp all along. Played straight with Mary at the beginning of â€œGone Goneâ€�.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_664bc28f	type	British Brevity
Ghosts (UK) / int_664bc28f	comment	British Brevity: All five series have the BBC's usual six episode total (though also with four Christmas Specials). The final episode count is 34. For comparison, the US version had 40 episodes in the first two seasons.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_66ce8a39	type	Fake Memories
Ghosts (UK) / int_66ce8a39	comment	Fake Memories: Kitty has rewritten her own memories, forcing herself to believe that her sister was a kind person when in reality she was cruel.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Ghosts (UK) / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: In the episode Getting Out a hotel agent has offered Alison and Mike a substantial amount of money for the house. Horrified, the ghosts offers to find other means for the two to make make money. After being left alone, Mike is surprised at the fact that the ghosts wants them to stay. In The Grey Lady everyone finds out that Fanny actually shows up in photographs:
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Ghosts (UK) / int_69cce3dc	type	Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap!
Ghosts (UK) / int_69cce3dc	comment	Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap!: Pat's realization that his wife was having an affair:
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Ghosts (UK) / int_6a2c358d	type	A Death in the Limelight
Ghosts (UK) / int_6a2c358d	comment	A Death in the Limelight: Given that most of the character are dead to start with there have been several episodes like this to fill in backstory and aid in character development. As of the end of Series 5, we've been either told or shown how every main ghost died.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_6c22a57b	type	Jumping on a Grenade
Ghosts (UK) / int_6c22a57b	comment	Jumping on a Grenade: The Captain, caught up in the moment, jumps onto a bomb he buried in the garden (when he was alive) before it explodes. He admits afterwards that it was a futile gesture.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_6cc2137b	type	The Scream
Ghosts (UK) / int_6cc2137b	comment	The Scream: Fanny does this when she finds out that her husband pawned the jewel that could've helped Alison out of her money troubles.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_6dbf7c8d	type	April Fools' Plot
Ghosts (UK) / int_6dbf7c8d	comment	April Fools' Plot: The episode "Fools" revolves around Alison trying to get back at the ghosts on April Fool's Day after getting upset by a prank they played on her which made her think she lost her ability to see them. After initially failing, Humphrey suggests she pranks them one by one and helps her with it, which works on everyone except for Pat.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_6e1e6488	type	Moving-Away Ending
Ghosts (UK) / int_6e1e6488	comment	Moving-Away Ending: The final episode of the series features Alison deciding to depart from Button Manor for the sake of the baby, with the hotel sold off. However, the closing moments show that the hotel managed to become successful, and that Alison still visits the ghosts from time to time.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Ghosts (UK) / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: "The Ghost Of Christmas", which revolves around Mike playing host to his family over Christmas at the Button House. Meanwhile, Julian is forced to face his feelings over the fact that he abandoned his family every Christmas and becomes regretful of his actions. "He Came!" is also set over Christmas and deals with the cast dealing with an old man who may or may not be Santa camping in the premises of the house. â€œItâ€™s Behind Youâ€�, involves the ghosts trying to put on a panto version of Cinderella as a way to say thank you to Alison her presents while she and Mike are away seeing Mikeâ€™s family. "A Christmas Gift" focuses on Alison and Mike's attempts to get rid of Betty over the Christmas period, whilst Robin tries to muster the Christmas spirit.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_7091414	type	Sham Supernatural
Ghosts (UK) / int_7091414	comment	Sham Supernatural: When the ghosts go on strike in â€œThe Grey Ladyâ€�, Alison and Mike resort to faking the fact their house is haunted by mimicking Robin and Julianâ€™s powers. They do this by flicking a basement switch and using a magnet to move a cup. The trope is almost subverted when Robin and Julian intervene with Alison and Mikeâ€™s tricks which results in a light bulb being blown and a cup flying off the table. It is finally played straight when Alison dresses up as Fanny and Robin exposes her.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_726ac70d	type	Supernatural-Proof Father
Ghosts (UK) / int_726ac70d	comment	Supernatural-Proof Father: Happily averted; even though Mike can't see or hear the ghosts, he very soon comes to believe Alison and takes it mostly in stride. It does help that he saw a invisible hand using the laptop to look up "Vicky Pedia", and Alison coached him on fixing the boiler with the help of the Plague Ghosts.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_7374ab13	type	Once More, with Clarity
Ghosts (UK) / int_7374ab13	comment	Once More, with Clarity: In the episode "The Thomas Thorne Affair" we see flashbacks as Thomas, Robin, Mary and Kitty all tell their slightly different versions of the story of Thomas' death, but it isn't until Humphrey's flashback that we get the revelation that Thomas' cousin betrayed him and arranged his death, a fact that not even Thomas was aware of. "Perfect Day" shows the flashback to Pat's death from "Happy Death Day", this time showing the other ghosts (except Julian, who hadn't died yet) present, after it turns out that one of the wedding guests is the one who accidentally killed Pat. "Pineapple Day" shows Kitty holding a pineapple on the day she died, and accidentally pricking her hand on it. We see the same scene again after Robin mentions seeing a spider with an orange stripe on its back, where it's shown that Kitty hadn't pricked her hand so much as been bitten by the deadly spider which had been brought to England with the pineapple. "En Francais" shows the other side of Humphrey's marriage; while in the present he moans that he wasn't able to connect with his wife Sophie, this episode reveals that he left her alone for vast swathes of time with only her maid to talk to...until the latter died. Robin, who learned French from listening to Sophie and keenly wanted to be her friend, only to see her escape from the house forever at the end of "The Bone Plot", isn't too impressed with Humphrey being jealous of Robin's 'relationship' with his wife, pointing out that even if Humphrey did try to talk to Sophie, he never listened.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Ghosts (UK) / int_762b9223	comment	Zigzagged with Thomas. The first few retellings of his death are very much Played for Laughs due to everyone's very different interpretations of it. But then Kitty and Humphrey are between them able to reveal what actually happened - Thomas' cousin, Francis Button, ruthlessly manipulated him and created a chain of events which resulted in Thomas being fatally shot in the back during a duel, and then left him to die after promising to fetch Isabelle, Thomas' love and the heiress to the estate that would become Button House. Thomas ultimately died completely alone (barring the ghosts) and believing Isabelle didn't love him while Francis married Isabelle himself and became the first Lord Button. This final version is played completely straight with all the ghosts and Alison visibly moved and upset by the story afterwards.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_77b03c0a	type	Remember the New Guy?
Ghosts (UK) / int_77b03c0a	comment	Remember the New Guy?: Inverted. Mary casually mentions another ghost called Annie while telling a story. When Alison asks who she is, the other ghosts are surprised that they've never mentioned her before, before explaining that Annie was "sucked off" before the series started (presumably sometime before Pat died, since he wasn't there to witness it). They also mention that there have been many other ghosts who used to haunt the house and have since moved on.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_786bf97f	type	Real Life Writes the Plot
Ghosts (UK) / int_786bf97f	comment	Real Life Writes the Plot: The plague victims are not in the third series, because their scenes could not be accommodated with COVID-19 protocols in place. Though as Series 3 has a more serious tone with exploration of Kitty's tragic backstory, confirmation that Alison is an orphan, and a series arc about a con artist posing as Alison's half-sister to steal her life savings, it comes across as a Shoo Out the Clowns moment.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_7b35cd92	type	Land Poor
Ghosts (UK) / int_7b35cd92	comment	Land Poor: While Alison inherits a stately home, she and Mike don't have the income to maintain it, let alone allow them to turn it into a hotel. In the fifth season Mike has the good idea of selling some of the land that comes with the house — but even then they're restricted in who they can actually sell it to, since it's located in the green belt and thus can't be built upon.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_7bb1296b	type	"Rashomon"-Style
Ghosts (UK) / int_7bb1296b	comment	"Rashomon"-Style: The episode "The Thomas Thorne Affair", as Thomas, Robin, Mary, Kitty and Humphrey each tell Alison their slightly different versions of the story of Thomas' death.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_7dff4b22	type	Phoning the Phantom
Ghosts (UK) / int_7dff4b22	comment	Phoning the Phantom: During the party in "About Last Night", Alison tries to tell Kitty that Alison can't respond to anything Kitty says by talking into her phone, but Kitty doesn't realize that Alison was talking to her.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_7f6885c4	type	Comically Small Demand
Ghosts (UK) / int_7f6885c4	comment	Comically Small Demand: After three days of non-stop trying to scare Alison away she tells the ghosts she canâ€™t leave and asks them what they want from her. The answers? Tank documentaries, a portrait taken down and to simply say hello. Subverted with Thomas, who wants Alison to leave her husband, kill herself and spend eternity with him, all of which is soundly rejected.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_80251be3	type	How We Got Here
Ghosts (UK) / int_80251be3	comment	The last episode of series 4 opens with the ghosts looking at what appears to be the burning remains of Button House. The episode then flashes back to 8 hours earlier, and there are various points where it looks like a fire is about to start, only to be prevented. It turns out that it wasn't Button House that burned down, but the Gatehouse after being struck by lightning.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8042e814	type	Actually Pretty Funny
Ghosts (UK) / int_8042e814	comment	Actually Pretty Funny: Julian messing with Mike (by changing words into rude words in his emails) gets a giggle from Alison.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_853e45d1	type	Mistaken for Pregnant
Ghosts (UK) / int_853e45d1	comment	Mistaken for Pregnant: In "Home", upon learning of the symptoms that Alison is getting from her pregnancy (such as an aversion to certain foods, being highly emotional, etc), Kitty applies it to herself and concludes that she's pregnant. It isn't until near the end of the episode that Alison has to point out that she isn't actually pregnant, especially since Kitty, being her naive self, didn't realize that she needed to have sex with a man to fall pregnant, something which she hadn't done.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8706deee	type	Cranium Chase
Ghosts (UK) / int_8706deee	comment	Cranium Chase: Humphrey's series-long quest to be reunited with his body that keeps walking past him because it can't hear him call.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Ghosts (UK) / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: After Alison's fall towards the end of the first episode, the scene cuts to a shot of Mike sitting alone on a hospital bed looking mournful, hinting that Alison has died and perhaps become one of the titular ghosts... until Alison shuffles into the room from an interior door, very much alive, wearing a neckbrace and having apparently just been using the toilet. Mike is actually looking mournful because he has gone into quite a lot of debt to see if they can get the house renovated. It looks like the ghosts failed to stop Allison from meeting Lucy...then it flashes back to show how they tossed Humphrey's head onto the car to get her attention. The last episode of series 4 opens with the ghosts looking at what appears to be the burning remains of Button House. The episode then flashes back to 8 hours earlier, and there are various points where it looks like a fire is about to start, only to be prevented. It turns out that it wasn't Button House that burned down, but the Gatehouse after being struck by lightning. As part of Thomasâ€™ April Fools day prank, Alison starts stripping in front of him to show her affection, only for her to reveal April Fools written on her t-shirt. In the season 5 finale, Obi is heartbroken when his girlfriend Brenda breaks up with him over the phone. In reality, she was actually talking about using her new phone.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_89d001bf	type	Do Wrong, Right
Ghosts (UK) / int_89d001bf	comment	Do Wrong, Right: In Bump in the Night Fanny spends the entire episode being more upset that the burglars are stealing less than worthy loot than her actual task at monitoring them.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8abe13b6	type	It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
Ghosts (UK) / int_8abe13b6	comment	It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time: In the episode "Bumps in the Night", two burglars break into the house on a night where Alison went to a party and Mike (who cannot see or hear the ghosts) is alone. Eventually, the ghosts manage to find a way to communicate with Mike by turning on the tap and fogging up the mirror. When Mike asks how many burglars are in the house, Julian (the only ghost who has the power to physically interact with objects) initially writes "2", but then he writes "0" next. Because of this, Mike believes that there are twenty burglars in the house and decides to run away. When the other ghosts ask Julian why he did this, he explains that he wanted to write "2 of them". When the ghosts comment that he only needed to write the number "2", he replies:
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8af2a61f	type	Camping Episode
Ghosts (UK) / int_8af2a61f	comment	Camping Episode: The plot of "The Woodworm Men"; Button House is being fumigated for Woodworm, so Alison and Mike decide to camp for the night outside (though Mike is less enthusiastic about it).
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8bff32a8	type	Creepy Doll
Ghosts (UK) / int_8bff32a8	comment	Creepy Doll: When the ghosts initially try to alert Mike to the presence of burglars in the house in Bump in the Night, they get Julian to communicate to him in Morse code. Mike is already on edge due to his discomfort being in the house alone with the ghosts — Julian chooses to make a decrepit old doll wink in Morse code, prompting Mike to immediately hide in the wardrobe.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8ef99dbb	type	Pin-Pulling Teeth
Ghosts (UK) / int_8ef99dbb	comment	Pin-Pulling Teeth: In "The Thomas Thorne Affair", Kitty is narrating what happened during Thomas' duel. In the flashback, Thomas suddenly pulls a grenade and does this (as well as his single shot dueling pistol firing multiple times without reloading). The scene then cuts back to the house to the reveal that the Captain has hijacked the narration and is explaining what he would have done in that situation.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8fc70212	type	Voice Clip Song
Ghosts (UK) / int_8fc70212	comment	Mike's sisters face absolutely no comeuppance for their treatment of him during the Christmas special (mocking and humiliating him until he snaps and then filming the results to make a Voice Clip Song).
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Ghosts (UK) / int_8ff8d545	type	Kissing Cousins
Ghosts (UK) / int_8ff8d545	comment	Kissing Cousins: Played for Laughs. After hearing Thomas's backstory, Alison realises that she and Thomas are related. Thomas assures her that they're distantly related. note And not even by blood, in fact, since the last owner of Button House was Alison's step great-aunt, but Rule of Funny...
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Ghosts (UK) / int_90984c54	type	Glamour Failure
Ghosts (UK) / int_90984c54	comment	Glamour Failure: In the first series episode Moonah Ston, one of Barclay Beg-Chetwynde's dogs barks incessantly at ghosts Robin and Pat, the latter of whom attempts to pet them.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_90cb022b	type	Hollywood Prehistory
Ghosts (UK) / int_90cb022b	comment	Hollywood Prehistory: Averted as Robinâ€™s memories in â€œNot Againâ€� are set in a more historically accurate version of this trope.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_970ccfec	type	Big "YES!"
Ghosts (UK) / int_970ccfec	comment	Big "YES!": Thomas when he learns that a period drama to be filmed at Button House is set during the Regency. He's so caught up in his joy that he drop-punts Humphrey's head out of the room.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_99dfd4fc	type	Nothing Is the Same Anymore
Ghosts (UK) / int_99dfd4fc	comment	Nothing Is the Same Anymore: By the end of Season 4, Mary has been 'sucked off'/moved on and Alison and Mike are having serious doubts about whether they'll ever be able to accomplish their dream of starting up a hotel (given how stressful running the Gatehouse was) and are at a loss for what to do next.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_9cad69bf	type	Depraved Homosexual
Ghosts (UK) / int_9cad69bf	comment	Depraved Homosexual: Most of the LGBTQ characters are portrayed in a positive light, but not Fanny's husband George Button. Fanny caught him not only cheating on her, but cheating on her with two men, an act that would almost certainly have been frowned upon in The Edwardian Era. Then, to make matters worse, he pushed her out the window because he couldn't trust her with his dirty secret. Ironically, she kept her death a secret from the other ghosts for more than a century (though the older ghosts admit that they already know, as they saw the whole thing go down).
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Ghosts (UK) / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Ghosts (UK) / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: The plague ghost played by Katy Wix is nowhere to be seen in the first three episodes of series 4. Mary, also played by Katy Wix, ends up moving on in the fourth episode. Mary tells the others about her dream of moving on in â€œThe Thomas Thorne Affairâ€� as well as Annie moving on and counting their blessings before they all move on, too in â€œSpeak as ye Chooseâ€�. Two episodes later, Mary herself moves on.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Ghosts (UK) / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: In Series 1, when Alison first meets with her solicitor about the inheritance, Mike picks up what appears to be candy from a bowl on the solicitor's desk and pops it in his mouth, only to be told that it is actually potpourri. When the couple visit the solicitor again in Series 3, Mike wafts a bowl and compliments the aroma from the potpourri, only to be told that it is the solicitor's granola breakfast. In Series 5, the solicitor has a bowl of pot pourri and a bowl of sweets on his desk, and Mike's hand hovers over both in turn before the solicitor gives him a helpful look to indicate which is the edible one. â€œHappy Death Dayâ€� opens with Pat giving an archery safety demonstration to his scout troop on the grounds of Button House. His troop returns to the same place 38 years later to do archery in â€œItâ€™s Behind You.â€� This time the current leader, who was actually in Patâ€™s troop, lets someone else give the safety demonstration. In â€œFree Passâ€� Humphrey vows that once he gets control of his body, he will punch himself so hard. Once his head is reunited with his body near the end of â€œI Love Lucyâ€�, he punches himself so hard that his head falls off. Robin explains in â€œMoonah Stoneâ€� that his people once had a Stonehenge like monument which once stood in the dining room. â€œNot Againâ€� reveals that he died near it. One of the flashbacks in â€œSomething to Share?â€� features Thomas playing a man asking Kitty if she will dance with him at an upcoming ball. They end up dancing at a ball when they play Cinderella and the prince in the ghostsâ€™ production of Cinderella in â€œItâ€™s Behind Youâ€�. During the flashback to the bear chase, Robin and two of his friends are walking through the woods with one of them is wearing a lot less animal skins, almost bare-chested and carrying a rock tied to a stick. Looks like this was Robin's friend "Hat." In â€œFree Passâ€� and â€œSomething to Share?â€� Julian expressed an interest in Samantha Fox. As part of Alisonâ€™s April Fools Day prank on Julian, she leaves a laptop for Julian to use to the Samantha Fox photos. She also gave him a Samantha Fox photo book as a Christmas present. At the end of â€œHomeâ€� Fanny makes a long speech about what home is which inspires Thomasâ€™ poem for the paper. The poem is later recited by Pat in â€œCarpe Diemâ€�. Thomas then gets upset as the poem is Fannyâ€™s not his.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_9dca57fb	type	Regency England
Ghosts (UK) / int_9dca57fb	comment	Regency England: The period drama being filmed at Button House in â€œFree Passâ€� is set in this era. The flashbacks in "The Thomas Thorne Affair" are set in this period.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_9f5c935a	type	Long Speech Tea Time
Ghosts (UK) / int_9f5c935a	comment	Long Speech Tea Time: The ghosts whenever Thomas launches into his poetry.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_a53be897	type	The Cavalier Years
Ghosts (UK) / int_a53be897	comment	The Cavalier Years: Most of the flashbacks in â€œSpeak as ye chooseâ€� are set in this era.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
Ghosts (UK) / int_a6e8221e	comment	Status Quo Is God: No matter what Alison and Mike do to make money and leave the mansion, they ultimately end up failing (usually because of the ghosts' shenanigans) and having to stay in the house.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Ghosts (UK) / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Fanny's husband got away with her murder, as everyone believed his claim that she fell out the window by accident. Thomas's cousin, Francis Button, got away with stealing the woman Thomas loved (who he eventually married in order to get her inheritance) and indirectly murdering Thomas. Mike's sisters face absolutely no comeuppance for their treatment of him during the Christmas special (mocking and humiliating him until he snaps and then filming the results to make a Voice Clip Song). Eleanor never faced retribution for frequently abusing her sister Kitty.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_aa517da5	type	Forged Message
Ghosts (UK) / int_aa517da5	comment	Forged Message: Francis writes two fake letters to trick his cousin Thomas, and his lover Isabelle that they donâ€™t love each other anymore. Thomas didnâ€™t know his cousin did this until Humphrey reveals he saw him writing them. He still carries the fake letter from Isabelle many years after his death; trying to remove it results in it re-materializing in his pocket.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Ghosts (UK) / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: Played for comedy in The Grey Lady. After failing to get the ghosts to do a haunting for a group of paranormal enthusiasts, Alison and Mike tries to do a faux haunting of their own in hopes to earn money. Unfortunately, Alison screws up and the episode ends with the enthusiasts thinking that the Button House is a hoax. One woman in particular calls Alison 'exploitative' because the enthusiasts are open-minded enough to accept that ghosts are real.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_aca32000	type	Armor-Piercing Response
Ghosts (UK) / int_aca32000	comment	Armor-Piercing Response: When Lady Button is horrified at the fact that two women are getting married in the house and goes into a rant about how it goes against decency and tradition, Headless Humphrey quietly tells her that the arranged marriage between him and his wife was perfectly traditional and proper — but at the time he was fourteen and she was twelve, they didn't love each other, and in fact his wife didn't even like him. "Might have been nice if we could have chosen who we married." While the opener of season three, A Bone Plot reveals that his wife did like him, and was attempting to minimize his involvement in her plot to overthrow Queen Elizabeth for Mary, Queen of Scots because she thought he was a good man, the point still stands that their married life wasn't something either of them would have signed up for if they'd had any choice in the matter.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Ghosts (UK) / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: Thomas practises kick-me-ups using Humphrey's head in order to impress Alison. He later uses that skill to kick Humphrey's head in front of Alison's car in order to get her attention and stop her from leaving.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Ghosts (UK) / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: In "About Last Night", Alison is horrified when she finally remembers that she flirted with Thomas while she was drunk the night before. In "Bump in the Night", Mike is terrified when the ghosts accidentally make him believe that there are twenty burglars in the house.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Ghosts (UK) / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: The ghosts did want Alison and Mike out of the house in the first episode, but (save for the Captain) they are very unhappy that Julian pushed Alison out of a window and nearly killed her.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_b4eff8a8	type	Epic Fail
Ghosts (UK) / int_b4eff8a8	comment	Epic Fail: The ghosts' first attempt at haunting as detailed in the Funny tab. In Bump in the Night Mary and Kitty are assigned to make a list of things the burglars are stealing while the rest try to stop them. Considering one is a semi-literate Cloudcuckoolander and the other is a Kindhearted Simpleton borderline The Ditz, this goes about as well as you'd expected. In one episode, Alison enlists Mary's help to cheat at poker, not realising that Mary a) couldn't read and b) had probably never seen a deck of cards before in her life (or death).
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Ghosts (UK) / int_b5b097fd	type	Beer Goggles
Ghosts (UK) / int_b5b097fd	comment	Beer Goggles: Downplayed in "About Last Night". While drunk, Alison admits to Thomas that if he was alive, they were the same age and she wasn't with Mike, something might have happened between them. Thomas is elated. After sobering up, Alison, having just remembered what she said, is horrified.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_b7c312ff	type	Cacophony Cover-Up
Ghosts (UK) / int_b7c312ff	comment	Cacophony Cover Up: Barclay drowns out Alison's insults at him, when he orders a road worker to drill into the entrance of her driveway.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_b7d773ab	type	Smash Cut
Ghosts (UK) / int_b7d773ab	comment	Smash Cut: In the first episode. The ghosts learn that Alison and Mike plan to turn the house into a hotel, thereby overrunning the place with strangers. In â€œThe Woodworm Menâ€�, when Thomas said that he was left uninspired after his trip to Venice, Alison asks him whether he got something out of it. Then it smash cuts to a flashback of Thomas having diarrhoea during the trip.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Ghosts (UK) / int_bb18a227	comment	It's All About Me: Thomas is extremely needy and has a habit of making everything about him.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_bd2812b5	type	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence
Ghosts (UK) / int_bd2812b5	comment	Subverted when Pat thinks he's moving on after coming to terms with the fact that his widow remarried. Then the light goes out and it turns out that it was just an ordinary stage lamp all along.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_bd5e9702	type	His Name Is...
Ghosts (UK) / int_bd5e9702	comment	His Name Is...: Played for laughs in â€œI Love Lucyâ€� and â€œHe Came!â€� as Pat and the Captain himself almost reveals his real name. However on both occasions they are interrupted before the reveal.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_bd9beaf4	type	Unexpected Inheritance
Ghosts (UK) / int_bd9beaf4	comment	Unexpected Inheritance: Alison inherits Button House from a relative she never knew existed. The closest way people can find to describe the extremely tenuous relation is 'step great-aunt/great-niece'.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
Ghosts (UK) / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Mike and Alison. Though they do have some rocky moments throughout the series such as almost ruining Sam and Claireâ€™s wedding. To complicate things, Alison can see and hear ghosts while Mike cannot.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_bf88aeec	type	Death-Activated Superpower
Ghosts (UK) / int_bf88aeec	comment	Death-Activated Superpower: Thanks to her brief brush with death (courtesy of Julian pushing her out of a window), when Alison returns to Button House, she can now see the ghosts.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c042eee9	type	Invisible to Normals
Ghosts (UK) / int_c042eee9	comment	Invisible to Normals: The ghosts are invisible to humans by default. Alison only gains the ability to see them because she was clinically dead herself for a brief time until revived by paramedics.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c0e891c1	type	Winged Soul Flies Off at Death
Ghosts (UK) / int_c0e891c1	comment	Winged Soul Flies Off at Death: Happens to Heather Button and Sophieâ€™s Nurse after they died. Their spirits hang around long enough to see and talk to the ghosts who are trapped on earth (Robin in the case of Sophieâ€™s Nurse) before they move on.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c10da874	type	The '80s
Ghosts (UK) / int_c10da874	comment	The '80s: The opening of Happy Death Day takes place in 1984. Patâ€™s Christmas present in â€œItâ€™s Behind Youâ€� is old VHS footage of him and his family celebrating Christmas in 1983 (his last one alive) and 1988, four years after his death.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c198a1f8	type	Doom It Yourself
Ghosts (UK) / int_c198a1f8	comment	Doom It Yourself: Mike's attempts at D.I.Y.—he puts a huge hole in Fanny's bedroom, "fixes" it by covering it up with a painting, and even with the help of video tutorials the ghosts from the Middle Ages have a better idea of how to fix the hot water boiler.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c21b0fe3	type	House-Hunting Montage
Ghosts (UK) / int_c21b0fe3	comment	House-Hunting Montage: A brief one is shown in "Getting Out" after Alison and Mike decides to sell off Button House to a hotel chain. The major issue is that Alison can see ghosts, so the few houses we do see are mainly rejected because she would have to live with the ghosts who live there. The issue is resolved when a mass grave of plague victims is discovered under Button House, leading to the hotel chain withdrawing their offer.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c25af97d	type	Plumber's Crack
Ghosts (UK) / int_c25af97d	comment	Plumber's Crack: Lady Button finds herself surrounded by these when the builders are in.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
Ghosts (UK) / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: The ghosts, Mike and Alison, dacing to Achy Breaky Heart becomes one when earlier on, it was revealed that The Captain died of a heart attack.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c368c3ea	type	Spoonerism
Ghosts (UK) / int_c368c3ea	comment	Spoonerism: Mike has trouble getting the house (and saying) "Redding Weddy" in the titular episode. This particular spoonerism pops up again in Part of the Family when Mike is recording an advertisement for Button House and he keeps flubbing his lines.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c5ccf60f	type	Internal Reveal
Ghosts (UK) / int_c5ccf60f	comment	Internal Reveal: Alison learns that Julian pushed her out of the window when she walks in on the ghosts who are having a conversation. Julian lets this fact slips as he was unaware that Alison was behind him.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c67e470	type	But You Were There, and You, and You
Ghosts (UK) / int_c67e470	comment	But You Were There, and You, and You: In Kittyâ€™s retelling of her life, she imagines her fellow ghosts, Mike and Alison as people in her past. Subverted when she starts remembering her sisterâ€™s cruelty and fatherâ€™s rage as they are played by different actors.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Ghosts (UK) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: When Alison and Mike first arrive, Pat exclaims "it's Kim Wilde!" due to the song "Kids in America" playing on their car's radio. Robin calls Alison Kim Wilde repeatedly after this. One of Fanny's criticisms of Alison is that she uses rouge. In her words, "Ladies pinch. Whores use rouge." When Alison is talking to the ghosts, Mike thinks he should call someone. Alison's response? "Who you gonna call?" Alison refers to Robin as "budget Tarzan". After reaching the limit of her panic and patience with the situation, as well as his habit of popping up in expected locations and shouting "Boo!" at her, she also yells "Captain Cave-Prick!" at him at one point. The name of the period drama being filmed in the house: The Life of Byron. When Mike is doing DIY, he does an impression of RoboCop stomping around with his drill/gun. The Monnah Stone chant sounds very similar to the opening chant of Blue Swedeâ€˜s cover of Hooked on a Feeling. â€œRedding Weddyâ€� names drops films such as Top Gun, The Notebook, 9Â½ Weeks and Love Actually as the ghosts argue what to watch on film night. They eventually settle for 2001: A Space Odyssey. As Also sprach Zarathustra plays from the film, The Captain imagines Lieutenant Havers leaving Button House with the implication that he never saw him again. The episode title "The Thomas Thorne Affair", to The Thomas Crown Affair (1999). In the episode "A Lot to Take In," Humphrey tries to get the Captain to be a better sales rep than Michael, who is new to the job. Humphrey keeps making changes to his family situation, such as calling himself "Mr. Cheese," and saying they just had a new son, whom they would be calling "Cheddar." Exasperated, the Captain storms off, saying that it is "getting quite silly," much like The Colonel on Monty Python's Flying Circus. When Fanny states how she was supposed to go on RMS Titanic on its maiden voyage but couldnâ€™t due to a fraudster, she mentions the motion picture about the ship. The season 3 episode 4 title shares its name with a 1950s sitcom. On Kittyâ€™s 263rd birthday, Alison plays her favourite film The Wizard of Oz. While reporting a homeless man to the council, Mike mentions The Muppet Christmas Carol. Alison states that there are non-muppet adaptations of the story. Mike replies that itâ€™s not as good as the Muppet version. In â€œSpeak as ye Chooseâ€�, Fanny reminds The Captain, after spotting him without his jacket on, that they are watching Captain America at 7 oâ€™clock note Interestingly, Captain America (Steve Rogers) and The Captain are both from World War 2 . The Captain quotes the Cole Porter song My Heart Belongs to Daddy in â€œThe Hardest Wordâ€�. The name Maddocks (the ghost who lives next door to Button House) sounds very similar to the protagonist of Yonderland Debbie Maddox. Mike mentions Jurassic Park when discussing with Alison and their lawyer about what they can sell their land for. After the revelation that Kitty died due to a poisonous spider bite, she and Julian mentions Spider-Man. â€œEn Francaisâ€� makes many references to British game shows like Blankety Blank, Bullseye, Family Fortunes, Less Points (Pointless) and Mastermind as Pat is stuck on what to do instead of Food Club. As Robin is watching a astrology programme on TV in â€œCarpe Diemâ€�, a series of animated mathematical equations surround him in a similar manner as Math Lady. Julian quotes the title of the ABBA song Money, Money, Money in â€œLast Resortâ€�. Both Pat and The Captain recognises it as a ABBA song.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_c92bd7ed	type	Spiders Are Scary
Ghosts (UK) / int_c92bd7ed	comment	Spiders Are Scary: It is revealed in "Pineapple Day" that Kitty died from being bit by a spider which had taken a ride on a pineapple being presented at the Button House.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Ghosts (UK) / int_caa28b82	comment	In Bump in the Night Mary and Kitty are assigned to make a list of things the burglars are stealing while the rest try to stop them. Considering one is a semi-literate Cloudcuckoolander and the other is a Kindhearted Simpleton borderline The Ditz, this goes about as well as you'd expected.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_cda501da	type	Killed Off for Real
Ghosts (UK) / int_cda501da	comment	Killed Off for Real: Mary moves on in the episode "Gone Gone", essentially dying for real.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d0692227	type	Spooky Photographs
Ghosts (UK) / int_d0692227	comment	Spooky Photographs: In "The Grey Lady," when Alison is having professional photos of Button House taken, Fanny sticks her head out through the window and demands that she move the photographer off of the grass. The photographer captured her in one of these spooky photographs and posts it online, which drives the plot of the episode with several ghost hunters converging on Button House to look for the Grey Lady.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d148b019	type	Mundane Made Awesome
Ghosts (UK) / int_d148b019	comment	Mundane Made Awesome: Julian's "extraordinary skill" is the ability to push cups. When he's tasked with pushing a vase off the table to scare Alison, the frantic cutting between Julian's struggle, the ghosts cheering him on and the dead silence of what Alison can see make it brilliant. The fact that she fails to notice makes it even better.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d1f66080	type	Crowded-Cast Shot
Ghosts (UK) / int_d1f66080	comment	Crowded-Cast Shot: Happens a few times as there are ten permanent cast members.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d2d7288e	type	Bad Omen Anecdote
Ghosts (UK) / int_d2d7288e	comment	Bad Omen Anecdote: As Mike tries to reassure Alison that the ghosts are all in her head:
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d4c98786	type	Writing Around Trademarks
Ghosts (UK) / int_d4c98786	comment	Writing Around Trademarks: They avoid mentioning Google by name by having Julian mispronounce it as "Goggle" whilst whatever search engine actually appears on Mike's laptop screen is clearly not Google. On the other hand, YouTube does get namedropped.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d5bcb124	type	Technologically Blind Elders
Ghosts (UK) / int_d5bcb124	comment	Technologically Blind Elders: Although the house has been occupied up until the early twenty-first century, the last owner was a long-lived recluse with no time for technology, so most of the ghosts have never seen television or the internet until Alison and Mike show up. Similarly, the ghosts' grasp of the technology of their own time is limited. When someone mentions that pictures can be faked using Photoshop, Pat says by taking a picture to a photoshop, they can manipulate the negative to fake a picture. Julian informs him that Photoshop is software that can do that in a computer.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d7b34c31	type	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"
Ghosts (UK) / int_d7b34c31	comment	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": The Captain. note The other characters do know his name, though it's never revealed to the audience, but they only ever address him as Captain or Cap. A flashback in â€œCarpe Diemâ€� reveals his given name is James.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_d9c4365c	type	Reset Button
Ghosts (UK) / int_d9c4365c	comment	Reset Button: In the first season, every attempt Alison and Mike make in trying to get money to fix up Button House — or failing that, to hand it off to someone else — is doomed to end in failure.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Ghosts (UK) / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: Robin admits that he saw Eleanor picking herbs from her garden. He mentions that she grew deadly nightshade and saw her giving Kitty a herbal tea. It leads the ghosts to assume that Eleanor poisoned the herbal tea to kill Kitty. However this is not the case as Kitty doesnâ€™t remember taking tea the day she died and Robin said that Eleanor made tea later on in the day. It turned out that Eleanor made the tea due to Kitty falling ill due to the poisonous spider bite.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_dc020791	type	It's Been Done
Ghosts (UK) / int_dc020791	comment	It's Been Done: Thomas struggles to write a poem expressing his tragic love for Alison, but when he finally recites it to her, she points out that it's actually "I Should Be So Lucky" by Kylie Minogue, which was playing on the radio while the workmen were fixing up the house earlier.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Ghosts (UK) / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: Between Mary and Robin in "About Last Night" culminating in an Almost Kiss, although we aren't shown what happens next.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_dd60caca	type	Severed Head Sports
Ghosts (UK) / int_dd60caca	comment	Severed Head Sports: Happens a lot with Humphrey. Thomas drop-kicks his head in a fit of excitement, then realizes and apologises. Later Humphrey joins in with Mike and his friendâ€™s shoe-throwing game by allowing Robin to throw his head onto the roof before realizing he can't get down. At one point, he even agrees to his head being used as a volleyball, and to letting Thomas practice soccer moves with him (though he does appear to dislike this last instance specifically).
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Ghosts (UK) / int_dd91f8d8	type	Audience Participation
Ghosts (UK) / int_dd91f8d8	comment	Audience Participation: When the upstairs ghosts realize their pantomime is going to be rather lame if Alison is the only member of the audience (well, the only member who can see them; Mike doesn't count), they invite the plague pit ghosts, who prove to be a quite enthusiastic and vocal audience.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e3249edc	type	Extended Greetings
Ghosts (UK) / int_e3249edc	comment	Extended Greetings: Pat's attempts to greet Alison and give her a house tour in Gorilla War.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e43130c1	type	Interrupted Intimacy
Ghosts (UK) / int_e43130c1	comment	Interrupted Intimacy: Kitty, for Alison and Mike—seeing Kitty standing in the corner of the bedroom is an instant turnoff for Allison.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
Ghosts (UK) / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: Mary keeps referring to the ghosts leaving as "getting sucked off." Alison keeps correcting here to "moved/moving on."
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e6291d05	type	Percussive Maintenance
Ghosts (UK) / int_e6291d05	comment	Percussive Maintenance: Mike gives up on trying to figure out the boiler and just whacks it with a hammer. The basement ghosts are not impressed.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e6558beb	type	Artistic License â€“ Space
Ghosts (UK) / int_e6558beb	comment	Artistic License â€“ Space: A lunar eclipse is shown as the moon being covered up, like a solar eclipse.
Ghosts (UK) / int_e6558beb	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Ghosts (UK) / int_e6558beb
Ghosts (UK) / int_e7f9c214	type	Barred from the Afterlife
Ghosts (UK) / int_e7f9c214	comment	Barred from the Afterlife: This has effectively happened to the ghosts, though nobody knows why. In series 4, moving on is shown to happen apparently at random, with Annie having moved on while having a conversation with Mary, and Mary herself moving on at the beginning of the fourth episode of that series.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e8cb930f	type	Accidental Suicide
Ghosts (UK) / int_e8cb930f	comment	Accidental Suicide: Humphrey died when he banged the fireplace in celebration, causing the swords above him to fall and behead him. Robin died when the tree that he was touching was stuck by lightning.
Ghosts (UK) / int_e8cb930f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e993da98	type	Equal-Opportunity Evil
Ghosts (UK) / int_e993da98	comment	Equal-Opportunity Evil: Fanny's husband murdered her in cold blood to ensure her silence after she caught him in a threesome with the groundskeeper and the butler. This is in contrast to other LGBTQ characters who appear in the series (and other works by the creators), who are generally treated more positively.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_e9fb38	type	The Talk
Ghosts (UK) / int_e9fb38	comment	The Talk: Various characters try and all fail to finish explaining how babies are made to Kitty. Keep in mind that Kitty was an adult woman when she died.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_ec0ce986	type	Spotting the Thread
Ghosts (UK) / int_ec0ce986	comment	Spotting the Thread: The Captain points out that a photograph could not have been taken in Cornwall because it has a World War 2 fortification in the background that he knows is in a different location. The ghosts take a closer look at the photograph and discover more problems with it. This proves that Lucy is lying about being Alison's half-sister. The Captain is seen stealing someone-elseâ€™s badges in order to gatecrash the Button House VE Day Celebration. Later on, the officers at the party notices that The Captain is wearing the badges incorrectly. One of them even stated that he never left the country.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_ec212e4d	type	Ensemble Cast
Ghosts (UK) / int_ec212e4d	comment	Ensemble Cast: Each of the multiple regular cast are treated as significant.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_eda28956	type	Embarrassing Animal Suit
Ghosts (UK) / int_eda28956	comment	Embarrassing Animal Suit: The Christmas special sees Mike forced to wear a reindeer onesie for the occasion, much to his displeasure. Robin (who, for context, is a caveman dressed in animal skins) comments that "He look like dumb animal!"
Ghosts (UK) / int_eda28956	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_eeaeec29	type	Hair of the Dog
Ghosts (UK) / int_eeaeec29	comment	Hair of the Dog: Julian suggests this as a cure for Alison's hangover in "About Last Night". He apparently made the suggestion the night before as well, which led to her drinking more booze...and getting even more drunk.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f06b07ff	type	Locked Out of the Loop
Ghosts (UK) / int_f06b07ff	comment	Locked Out of the Loop: When Kitty is about to talk about her sister in â€œSomething to Share?â€� the other ghosts distract her to prevent her from realising that her sister was actually horrible towards her. Once Kitty is out of the room, they explain to Alison the reason for this trope.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f10d3363	type	Distracted by the Sexy
Ghosts (UK) / int_f10d3363	comment	Distracted by the Sexy: The Captain with Mike, Kevin the builder, and Adam the 1st AD. The latter makes him lose his train of thought twice. Fanny in series 2, when she develops a crush on Mike after reading Lady Chatterley's Lover, and becomes increasingly waylaid by his doing mundane things.
Ghosts (UK) / int_f10d3363	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f3d5d15f	type	Creepy Child
Ghosts (UK) / int_f3d5d15f	comment	Creepy Child: Jemima, the plague girl. Even the other ghosts are scared of her. She honestly doesn't understand why people find her recital of "Ring a Ring a Roses" so unsettling.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f3d5d15f	featureConfidence	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f627b434	type	Platonic Life-Partners
Ghosts (UK) / int_f627b434	comment	Platonic Life-Partners: Fanny and the Captain have shades of this dynamic. They get along with each other better than they get along with the others, they have the same sense of humor and the Captain states in series 3 that he knows Fanny "better than anyone".
Ghosts (UK) / int_f627b434	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f6624c30	type	Together in Death
Ghosts (UK) / int_f6624c30	comment	Together in Death: Something Thomas is hoping for. Alison being alive is an obstacle but if she committed suicide, they could be together. Alison is not impressed. Pat suggests this in "Happy Death Day" by asking Alison to murder his widow, but soon realizes what an immoral idea it is.
Ghosts (UK) / int_f6624c30	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f7bd624c	type	Ten Paces and Turn
Ghosts (UK) / int_f7bd624c	comment	Ten Paces and Turn: In "The Thomas Thorne Affair" Thomas is shot in the back because his cousin Francis had lied about the pace count so that his opponent could easily shoot him.
Ghosts (UK) / int_f7bd624c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f9439c84	type	Haunted House
Ghosts (UK) / int_f9439c84	comment	Haunted House: The whole point of the show.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Ghosts (UK) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Alison and Mike have a continuous problem with a pigeon invading Button Hall. This gets taken up to eleven in Getting Out, when the pigeon is killed by a dog and comes back as a ghost. People manhandling Headless Humphrey's head without thinking, and sheepishly apologising for it. Barclay keeps misnaming Alison with Annabel. He even lists her contact with Annabel on his phone.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_fc299bf1	type	Hideous Hangover Cure
Ghosts (UK) / int_fc299bf1	comment	Hideous Hangover Cure: Mary suggests one for Alison in "About Last Night". It nearly makes her throw up.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_fc50f82	type	Intangibility
Ghosts (UK) / int_fc50f82	comment	Intangibility: Unsurprisingly, ghosts can pass through solid objects (except that they can stand up, sit down, or lie on the floor or the furniture). However, passing through living people and creatures is very uncomfortable/painful for them. They're also not intangible to each other. The mechanics of the ghosts' intangibility is lampshaded in a flashback to Julian's initial experience as a ghost in which he discovers he can sit down on the same chair that he can walk through or stick his hand in.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Ghosts (UK) / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: When Kitty vows to help Humphreyâ€™s head reunite with his body she references Atomic Kitten. After she reunites Humphreyâ€™s head and body, she calls herself Atomic Kitty.
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Ghosts (UK) / int_ff9e9dde	type	Once a Season
Ghosts (UK) / int_ff9e9dde	comment	Once a Season: The circumstances of the ghosts' deaths are revealed twice per season; Fanny and Pat in season one, the Plague Ghosts and Thomas in season two, Headless Humphrey and Julian in season three, Mary and Robin in season four, and Kitty and the Captain in season five.
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Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Achey Scars / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Actor-Shared Background / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Afterlife Angst / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Bad Omen Anecdote / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Blaming the Cuckold / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	British Brevity / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Busman's Vocabulary / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	But You Were There, and You, and You / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Camping Episode / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Catapult Nightmare / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Caveman Media / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Cheated Death, Died Anyway / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Comforting the Widow / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Comic Sutra / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Comically Small Demand / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Contemporary Caveman / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Conveniently Unverifiable Cover Story / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Cranium Chase / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Dead Man Honking / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Depraved Homosexual / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Electromagnetic Ghosts / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Embarrassing Animal Suit / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Everybody Knew Already / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Evil All Along / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Fantastic Comedy / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Friendly Ghost / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Ghost Story / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Ghostly Animals / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Glamour Failure / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Go into the Light / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Haunted House / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	High-Voltage Death / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Hollywood Prehistory / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	House-Hunting Montage / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Impromptu Tracheotomy / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Instrumental Theme Tune / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Invisible to Normals / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Is It Something You Eat? / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Jacob Marley Apparel / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Kids Shouldn't Watch Horror Films / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Kindness Ball / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Knight's Armor Hideout / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Lifesaving Misfortune / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Loon with a Heart of Gold / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Loose Floorboard Hiding Spot / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Major General Song / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Manly Gay / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Orphaned Punchline / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Our Ghosts Are Different / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Out with a Bang / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Pesky Pigeons / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Phoning the Phantom / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Pin-Pulling Teeth / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Plot-Triggering Death / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	"Rashomon"-Style / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Regency England / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Repressed Memories / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Scout-Out / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Series of the 2020s / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Severed Head Sports / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Sleazy Politician / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Spoonerism / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Stab the Salad / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Still Believes in Santa / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Ten Paces and Turn / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	The '80s / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	The Alleged House / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	The Black Death / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	The Cavalier Years / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	The '80s / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	The Friends Who Never Hang / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Transatlantic Equivalent / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Unexpected Inheritance / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	What Did I Do Last Night? / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	Yet Another Christmas Carol / int_43339b81
Ghosts (UK)	hasFeature	You Can See Me? / int_43339b81

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