Inspired by their love of true-crime podcasts, Sam (Rose McIver) decides to launch a podcast investigating the mysterious death of Alberta. However, her editor insists that she co-host with Todd Pearlman , an obsessed and "creepy" fan who runs an Alberta museum out of his mother's garage.
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Alison and Mike wake up hungover and must clean the house before a wedding planner arrives for a viewing.
The ghosts are acting strangely. Alison pieces together the night's events through flashbacks to find Lady Button’s missing stuffed dog, Dante . ghosts s02e02 dsrip
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In this episode, Sam explores the mystery of Alberta’s death while Hetty finds an unexpected "distraction" in a modern appliance.
Through flashbacks to a 1924 Harlem nightclub, we learn that Alberta’s "big break" came after she ratted out the lead singer, Clara Brown, to the police for bootlegging. This creates a moral crisis for Alberta, who has spent her afterlife preaching a strict "no rats" policy. Inspired by their love of true-crime podcasts, Sam
Sam starts a true-crime podcast about Alberta’s life and death. To make it legitimate, she reluctantly brings back Todd Pearlman , Alberta's "super-fan" and museum owner.
This episode follows a "hangover" mystery format after Mike and Alison throw a wild party that goes better than expected.
Hetty discovers that the vibrations from a broken washing machine provide her with a unique form of physical pleasure, leading to a comedic "relationship" with the machine. UK Version: " About Last Night " (S02E02) The ghosts are acting strangely
Originally aired on October 6, 2022, on CBS, this episode serves as a deep dive into the backstory of (played by Danielle Pinnock), the charismatic 1920s jazz singer.
Sam frames the story on the podcast as Alberta fighting back against unfair body standards (since Clara only got the job for her looks), which wins over the audience and restores Alberta’s ego.