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Sam and Jay work to secure Woodstone B&B a coveted spot on a prestigious luxury hotel list, only to face unexpected chaos when a vengeful newly discovered bunker ghost disrupts a crucial visit.
Sam and Jay work to secure Woodstone B&B a coveted spot on a prestigious luxury hotel list, only to face unexpected chaos when a vengeful newly discovered bunker ghost disrupts a crucial visit.
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S5, EP12 "The List"Sam and Jay work to secure Woodstone B&B a coveted spot on a prestigious luxury hotel list, only to face unexpected chaos when a vengeful newly discovered bunker ghost disrupts a crucial visit.
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S5, EP13 "St. Hetty's Day 2: The Help"A St. Patrick's Day staffing emergency gives Hetty the chance to step into an unlikely role at the restaurant as she regains her once-a-year ability to be seen and heard by the living; Kyle returns to watch over the ghosts and finds himself caught in an amusing supernatural dynamic.
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S5, EP11 "The Others"Sam and the ghosts face "The Others," a new group of spirits from one ghost's past; Trevor tries to deal with a demanding Patience, who seeks a committed relationship in the wake of their holiday hookup.
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S5, EP9 "It's a Wonderful Christmas Carol: Part One"Sam's big Christmas Eve TV interview with Walter Storm takes an unexpected turn; Trevor and Patience bond over their mutual disinterest in celebrating Christmas.
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S5, EP8 "The Life and Times of Esther Greene"Now a successful podcaster, Todd Pearlman returns to profile Sam and Isaac's book, but becomes obsessed with Jay; Pete tries to get to the bottom of why Alberta changed her name, forcing her to admit a hidden truth.
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