#CBS Sitcoms

[rosalie-starfall]

Hetty & Trevor

Ghosts - The Family Business

[peachyygoblin]

Maybe another Time?🌹

crazy how their wedding went amazingly guys am I right!!!

[the-purple-auxiliatrix]

I gonna need some of yall to gently remember that ghosts is, at its CORE, a SITCOM yall. A SITCOM.

[alghulnyssa]

CBS GHOSTS | 2X02 ALBERTA'S PODCAST

[retropopcult]

The cast of Alice, 1979

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Mary Tyler Moore - The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961)

[theminionjcfucked]

Quinn being the one to talk some sense into Tucker is so on brand for enemies to lovers

[oldshowbiz]

Lily Munster was a Canadian, Grandpa Munster was a Communist, and Herman Munster was a cartoonist.

[fitsofgloom]

Scorch The Earth, Scorch Your Brain

Scorch Your Dreams, And What Remains!

[do-you-ship-it-polls]

Do you ship it?

[rosalie-starfall]

Hetty & Trevor

Ghosts - The Christmas Spirit, Part Two

[froguemorgue]

and so what if they were a family

[thecryptidbard]

More thoughts on the Hetty plotline of “Holes are Bad”, put below the cut for spoilers/sensitive content:

Feeling so grateful that the writers didn’t just make Hetty’s death a ‘I was a woman trapped by my circumstances and killing myself to protect my child was So Noble And Brave Of Me’ thing like they hit on how she hoped to protect her son and how she was trapped but then still also made sure to go a step further and have Hetty acknowledge that regardless of if that had actually protected Thomas, she still knows now that she made a bad choice, and that a big part of it was not just her son but that she was so fucking unhappy in life and had no one and did not have the tools to deal with that and made a panicked, desperate decision that has haunted her ever since.

They don’t let it just be a single or easily digestible reason; they don’t give her an easy explanation or out for her choice, they treat it with nuance and such attention to her as a character in a way that I really can’t imagine any other show doing.

Basically, once again our writers are the best.

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Amy Farrah Fowler…

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[https-hunter]

I agree with your opinion on the S3 finale. I felt all of it was very on brand for Isaac. He has proven time and time again that he is a very flawed and chaotic man. I appreciate him for that it makes him complex and gives him somewhere to go next season.

It’s very on brand for Isaac! Even before the short season, his relationship with Nigel was moving a little fast (thanks to @petersthree for pointing that out to me this morning). And let’s remember that they’re all ghosts, people who have unresolved issues that are the reason that they haven’t been sucked off yet.

I know people are devastated by the finale, but nisaac isn’t going anywhere. It’s been three years. @fallowtail pointed out that they’re the Ross and Rachel of this show and she’s right. It’s just another part of their epic will they/won’t they slow burn that we love about them. They will repair their relationship, Isaac just needs to have some growth and to take his relationship with Nigel at a pace in which he is comfortable. To take a step forward is to take a couple steps back, or so the quote (and Olivia Rodrigo) says

The ghosts are constantly taking missteps and that shows their flaws and humanity, which just makes me love them more. The show would not be nearly as interesting as it is if the characters made perfect choices all the time. Their mistakes and how they learn from them is a major factor of the charm of the show, at least for me