Ghosts S04e01 Openh264 | 2024 |

| Time Stamp | What Happens | Why It Matters | |------------|--------------|----------------| | | The house is being refurbished; the living‑room wall collapses, revealing a hidden cellar. | Sets up the “new space” motif that recurs throughout the episode. | | 05:01–12:00 | Alison (the modern-day owner) discovers a dusty diary belonging to Sir Humphrey , a 17th‑century nobleman ghost. | The diary becomes the narrative anchor, linking past and present. | | 12:01–18:45 | Mona , the 1970s disco queen, attempts to “teach” the other ghosts how to throw a proper house party—complete with glitter balls and a disco‑era playlist. | Highlights the series’ core humor: culture clash among spirits. | | 18:46–25:30 | Mike , the 1980s punk rocker, sabotages the refurbishment by “haunting” the electric tools, causing a spectacular power outage. | A physical comedy set‑piece that showcases the show’s visual gags. | | 25:31–32:00 | The new housemates— Alison and Jay , a millennial couple—arrive and accidentally summon Julius , a Roman legionary, by spilling a glass of wine on the cellar floor. | Introduces the “new ghost” trope, expanding the ensemble for Season 4. | | 32:01–38:20 | The ghosts stage a “welcome ceremony” using an eclectic mix of their era‑specific rituals, culminating in a chaotic séance that leaves the living couple bewildered. | Ties together the episode’s theme of “new beginnings” for both humans and spirits. | | 38:21–45:00 | Alison and Jay decide to keep the ghosts, seeing the house’s oddities as a unique selling point for a future Airbnb venture. | Sets up the season‑long arc: monetising the paranormal. |

★★★★½ (4.5/5) Best Moment: Patience explaining her “spider” method of patience. Worst Moment: Having to wait another week for the fallout. ghosts s04e01 openh264