r/ghosted

It's so fucking stupid and boring now. The monster of the week arc worked so well. If I wanted to watch The Office I'd watch the office. I hope this shit gets cancelled.

Since this came up in another thread and I just finished my rewatch, I thought I'd post this in case anyone else needs it. This is the actual production order of the episodes and not the way they were originally aired or listed in Hulu. Halloween hijinks seem to go on for more than a month, but it's easier to understand and see the characters progress

Don't read past this point if you like the show the way it is now.

I hate it, I hate watching, I hate that I wasted my time thinking it was leading up to anything, and I hate especially that we haven't left the office (pun intended) for more then a minute per episode .

I watch Ghosted for Sci-Fi Comedy Adventure. Not awkward "The Office" sadness. Looking at the ratings, the switch in writers can be correlated with >50% drop in viewership. I can't even watch the show anymore. The premise of fun 80's X-files with some of the best banter in years (Bee-Mo) is now boring desk shots and paper work filled in with poor emotional out burst that scream "I'M A SAD PERSON AND YOU SHOULD FEEL BAD!

Ok guys, so it seems every episode I watch the plot jumps and I have a feeling I missed episodes but I didn’t. They all got fired in episode 15 only to have LaFrey back as boss and then all working as normal in that start of episode 16. Also episode 14 they’re all there being weird and discussing ufos and then episode 15 it’s suddenly a multi-agency task force without buildup. Is there a complimentary show I’m missing??

Like, I just started this show on Hulu this weekend.

WTF actually happened.

What happened you Anne? WTF was all the office shit. What happened to the bug? What happened to his wife? What happened to checker? Where's the multiverse theory?

Like, why?

I'm autistic and am literally trying not to sperg about this.

Looks like FOX is going to air the remaining two episodes from Paul Lieberstein's take on the show ("Unbelievable" and "The Airplane") starting this Sunday, then loop back to the original showrunners ending called "Hello Boys" for the series finale.

Just watched the final episode. Not sure what happened to Merv, but I guess who gives a shit right. I liked the leads both are funny guys who play well off each other. The initial premise was good, but I feel like the last episode should have been one of the earlier episodes. Whatever that mess from 10 to 16 was, it wasnt good. Oh well, the show had promise but wasnt a fantastic show by any means.

Season 1 Episode 3: Whispers

Aired: October 15th

Synopsis: Max encourages Leroy to ask out a female cop, while Captain Lafrey suspects her daughter of sneaking around with a boy.

Directed by: Dean Holland

Written by: Sally Bradford McKenna

Season 1 Episode 1: Pilot

Aired Online: September 21st (Live on Twitter and FOX Now App)

Aired on Cable: October 1st

Synopsis: Former detective Leroy and true believer Max are recruited by the Bureau Underground, a top secret government agency, to find an agent gone missing.

Directed by: Jonathan Krisel

Written by: Tom Gormican & Kevin Etten

According to Fox there are 2 new episodes tonight. Hopefully they actually air.

They make a joke about our Kevin Spacey being the best Kevin Spacey in the Multiverse. Awkward.