THE HUB

We finally made it to the Ghosts Season 5 finale and what a two-part event it was. CBS delivered a double-stuffed hour that managed to threaten the very existence of Woodstone Mansion while sending our favorite spectral freeloaders into an absolute panic. For a show built on the afterlife, the stakes have rarely felt this alive. Part One: Data Centers and a Secret Princess The first half of the finale immediately establishes our central dilemma. It turns out our quirky Mayor

The penultimate episode of Ghosts Season 5, titled "Polar Opposites," proves that even as Woodstone Manor prepares to wrap up another season, the writing remains as sharp, ridiculous and delightfully unhinged as ever. With the finish line in sight, CBS delivers an episode that perfectly balances the series’ signature supernatural gaslighting with some genuinely sweet, if entirely bizarre, relationship milestones. This week's installment raises the stakes with a Hollywood pitc

Woodstone Estate is never quiet, but "Gate-gate" managed to turn the volume up to an eleven. In Season 5, Episode 19 of Ghosts, the stakes shifted from supernatural shenanigans to cold, hard political blackmail. If you thought the basement ghosts were the most dramatic thing about this show, you clearly haven’t met a small-town politician with a secret hobby. The episode opens with the realization that Tad’s "Mountains of the Valley" restaurant is actually happening. He’s eve

Just when you think Sam and Jay have finally cleared the legal hurdles to keep their sanity and their historic B&B, the universe (and the writers) lob another curveball. In the latest installment of Ghosts, titled "Under New Management," the dream of a quiet life at Woodstone Manor is once again set on fire, mostly because a disgraced politician has nothing better to do with his time than ruin Jay’s culinary aspirations. The Breastaurant Blunder The episode centers on the ret

The doors of Woodstone Mansion have seen their fair share of historical drama, but nothing quite prepares a homeowner for the specific headache of a potential buyout. In the latest installment of CBS’s hit supernatural sitcom, Ghosts Season 5 Episode 17, titled “The Investor,” Sam and Jay Arondekar find themselves navigating the treacherous waters of high finance while their resident spectral roommates engage in a power struggle that would make a corporate boardroom look like

Sam and Jay have survived headless 18th-century ghosts, a cult in the barn, and the general smell of the basement spirits, but they finally met their match in Ghosts Season 5, Episode 16, “Woodstone Royale.” That match? The Internal Revenue Service. As it turns out, taking financial advice from a ghost who died without pants in the late 90s is a recipe for disaster. The $200,000 Disaster The stakes in "Woodstone Royale" jumped from "whimsical haunting" to "federal felony" fa

If you were planning on spending your Thursday nights this fall tucked into the cozy, spectral embrace of Woodstone Mansion, I have some news that might make you feel like you’ve just been walked through by Isaac. CBS has officially shuffled the deck for its 2026-2027 broadcast season , and our favorite residents of the afterlife are getting a bit of a demotion, or a promotion, depending on how much you value "event television." While Ghosts Season 6 isn't officially premier

Ghosts Season 5 Episode 15 , titled "Michael Jackson Goes to HR," arrives to remind us that being dead is significantly easier than holding down a 9-to-5. In an episode that finally puts Trevor’s sketchy remote-work career on the chopping block, we get a delightful blend of corporate cringe and supernatural pettiness that proves this show hasn’t lost its bite five seasons in. The Catfish Finally Gets Caught For seasons, we’ve watched Trevor Lefkowitz (Asher Grodman) play a d

The residents of Woodstone Mansion have survived plagues, possession, and the occasional suspicious "sucking off," but nothing prepares a spirit for the cutthroat world of local politics. In Ghosts Season 5, Episode 14, "The Water Heater," we finally see Isaac Higgintoot’s long-delayed rise to power. It only took 250 years and a massive betrayal of the basement ghosts to get there. The Campaign of a Lifetime Isaac has always been desperate for a legacy, and this week we lear

If you just settled onto your couch with a bowl of popcorn and a burning desire to see Kathy Bates dismantle a corporate legal team, I have some devastating news. Your remote is fine, your cable bill is paid, and no, the world hasn’t ended, it’s just March Madness . Tonight, the CBS Thursday night lineup has been unceremoniously shoved into a locker to make room for 40 minutes of college students squeaking sneakers across a hardwood floor. If you’re looking for Matlock , Gh

St. Patrick’s Day returns to Woodstone. In Ghosts Season 5, Episode 13, titled " St. Hetty’s Day 2: The Help ," the series leans hard into the "once-a-year" loophole that allows Hetty Woodstone (Rebecca Wisocky) to be seen and heard by the living. The result? Pure, unadulterated chaos at Jay’s restaurant and a masterclass in why the 1890s elite probably shouldn't handle modern POS systems. Kyle Returns and Sam’s Ego Takes a Hit The episode kicks off with Sam heading out o

Woodstone Mansion has hosted everything from headless greasers to judgmental high-society types, but Ghosts Season 5 Episode 12 , titled "The List," just gave Sam and Jay their most terrifying challenge yet: a travel critic with a clipboard. Between the high stakes of a luxury hotel ranking and the usual spectral shenanigans, this week’s episode gave us panic-sweat comedy. The High Stakes of "The List" Sam and Jay are officially desperate for validation. This week, they welc

The long, cold winter hiatus is finally over and Ghosts Season 5 Episode 11, "The Others," has officially brought the Woodstone B&B crew back into our lives. While we've spent four and a half seasons hearing Sam and Jay’s spectral roommates bicker, "The Others" finally pulls back the curtain on the mysteries lurking just beyond the property line. It’s the return we’ve been waiting for, packed with underground bunkers, questionable fashion choices and the long-awaited arrival

The CBS comedy returns Thursday, Feb. 26 (8:30–9:00 PM ET/PT) with an episode aptly titled “The Others,” introducing a brand-new group of spirits with deep ties to one ghost’s history. Naturally, things get complicated immediately. In the episode, Sam and the resident spirits come face-to-face with The Others, a new ghost group connected to one of their own. While Ghosts has never been shy about expanding its supernatural sandbox, this marks another step in broadening the

CBS’s Ghosts has given us plenty of laughs over the years, but its two-part holiday event, “It’s a Wonderful Christmas Carol: Part One” and “It’s a Wonderful Christmas Carol: Part Two,” is something special. This hour-long GHOSTSMAS celebration doesn’t just sprinkle in festive cheer, it delivers some of the show’s biggest laughs in a while, meaningful character moments and a surprisingly emotional reminder of why this series continues to work so well. Simply put, this is

The TV universe loves a good crossover, but CBS is about to serve up one of its most delightfully odd pairings yet. Iain Armitage , best known for his Emmy-nominated turn as the pint-sized genius in Young Sheldon , is heading to Ghosts and not as another quirky character, but as a fictionalized version of himself . Yes, the kid scientist is growing up and now crashing poker nights with the dead. The move marks a cheeky return to CBS after the conclusion of Young Sheldon in

“ The Life and Times of Esther Greene ” finally delivers what Ghosts fans (and let’s be honest, Alberta herself) have been waiting five seasons for: a full-blown backstory reveal. Yes, Alberta Haynes was not always Alberta Haynes. The jazz legend’s real name? Esther Greene , a twist that’s both surprising and somehow perfectly Alberta. The episode opens with a dramatic flashback that looks like Alberta is straight-up murdering a man with a blunt object. Relax. If Ghosts ha

“Ghosts” continues to prove that a haunted mansion can be both hilariously chaotic and surprisingly heartfelt in Season 5, Episode 7, titled “The Proposal.” We were treated to a perfect mix of romance, ghostly meddling and some truly laugh-out-loud antics. Between dream sequences, basement ghost politics, and proposals gone wrong, this episode delivers the kind of content that makes the CBS hit a must-watch for fans of supernatural comedy with a heart. Here’s a deep dive int

Ghosts Season 5 Episode 6 titled Planes Shanes and Automobiles continues the show’s holiday hot streak with a Thanksgiving adventure that is part heartwarming family sitcom part supernatural meltdown and part travel nightmare that feels a little too relatable. Ghosts has proven many times that holiday themed episodes are its secret weapon and this one doubles down with smart jokes sharp character work and just enough absurdity to keep viewers grinning the entire time. The fes

Ghosts continues to deliver laughs and heart in Season 5 Episode 5, “T-Daddy." The episode dives into Trevor’s new found relationship with his daughter Abby while giving Jay a hilarious lesson in labor management at his restaurant. Packed with misunderstandings, Porsche-induced envy, and poetic dreams, “T-Daddy” proves once again that Ghosts knows how to mix heartfelt storytelling with absurd humor. The episode opens with Trevor making a grand gesture for Abby by buying her