Unfortunately, the speech doesn’t do a ton to move the needle Hetty’s way, at least not initially. It’s all about balance, and Ghosts gets that. When she was alive, women were competition, she tells the council, but thanks to her friendships with “women like Alberta and Flower and Samantha and a washing machine, changed.” How very Ghosts to give us a gorgeous, meaningful little moment about the power of female friendship alongside a perfectly placed call back about the washing machine that gave Hetty her first orgasm. Hetty makes a lovely speech taking ownership of what she did to Alberta but also noting that she’s not the Hetty she was 100 years ago. It’s basically Ghost Court, a show I would definitely watch. You didn’t think Ghosts would go into hiatus without resolving the rift between Alberta and Hetty, did you? Alberta’s understandably still hurt from Hetty’s 100 Years of Betrayal, and since it seems as though this problem won’t be solved on its own, the ghosts invoke the Woodstone Accords, which dictate that any time a conflict cannot be resolved, a ghost council must convene and agree to an appropriate punishment so that eternal life in the mansion can move forward. There’s more than one happy ending going around the mansion. He’d been given an offer from the Four Seasons to buy the property, which would earn him a crazy profit money that was much needed since, as he puts it, “the New York Knicks have been blowing some very large second-half leads.” And so, the Woodstone B&B stays under the care of Sam and Jay. So, how did the test come back as confirmation she’s a Woodstone? It turns out Kelsey was in cahoots with Lawyer Dan.
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And that is the sad, sad story of how Sam and Jay cracked the case of Kelsey and her DNA. He also confirms Sam and Jay’s suspicions: He can’t be Kelsey’s father if she was born in 1997 back in 1993, he dipped his balls into a hot coffee pot because a friend dared him, and he could never have kids after that. You know what he means.ĭavid’s there and very surprised to learn that his afterlife in a strip club is, in fact, not heaven. As Thor notes, fingers crossed the guy didn’t get sucked off there. What’s the logical thing to do next? Excuse me, what’s the logical thing to do next on Ghosts? Sam and Jay learn that David died in a nearby strip club (because, of course, he did) and head over to see if perhaps they’ll run into his ghosts. Thankfully, the resident ‘90s douche finance bro hears that whole thing and finds a glimmer of hope for everyone: Trevor knows for sure that David was banned from Scores for life when he asked a couple of members of the Howard Stern Wack Pack for autographs at one once something about Kelsey’s story doesn’t add up. Jay calls it “the weirdest butterfly effect,” and he’s not wrong, as he puts it: “Some ‘90s douche finance bro falls in love with a dancer at Scores, and now we’re out of a house.” What a world.
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The ghosts are concerned about losing Sam, too, but maybe not that concerned? Mostly, Hetty’s worried about the TV situation without Sam.
Woodstone family lawyer Dan gets his best DNA guy on it (“he does all the Jeter stuff”) and winds up with some bad news for Sam and Jay: the DNA checks out. If true, this means that Woodstone rightfully belongs to her. A woman named Kelsey shows up at the B&B and, with a disarming smile on her face, informs Sam that she just discovered that her birth father is David Woodstone, Sam’s second cousin (and Trevor’s friend who helped dump his body in the lake, in case you forgot), who apparently had an affair with Kelsey’s mother, a stripper, back in the ‘90s. Never did a moment call for the classic Higgintoot gasp than this one.
There’s a lot going on at the Woodstone B&B at the moment - well, except for having guests, maybe? Where are the guests? I remain, as ever, quite concerned about the Arondekars’ business model - but perhaps the most pressing is a little teeny tiny problem regarding the rightful heir to the property.
An episode that gives us a moving montage highlighting how much our ghosts and livings have become a family and a trip to a local strip club to interrogate a dead ‘90s finance bro about a possible illegitimate child who wants to take over Woodstone Mansion? Yes, I’m in, 1,000 percent. “The Heir” showcases what Ghosts does best - seamlessly blending the ridiculous and hilarious with the heartfelt. Ghosts has been on an absolute rip of great episodes as it closes out season two, and its season finale is no different.
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