Ghosts is tough to write for. It's got lots of requirements. For instance, Seinfeld was a show about nothing with only four characters and no restraints. Easy. But this has so many relevant backstories and scene specifications. Tough.
Ghosts came out of the gate strong because it was so fresh and they didn't use all the ghosts in each episode. Now they do, and the episodes get diluted. And as viewers, we don't know what expectations to bring. It seems like something is trying to unfold but we're not quite sure what it is.
Ending this episode with Trevor and Hetty kissing conjured up the words "jumped the shark." We might need to lower our expectations and just be glad they're trying.
Ghosts came out of the gate strong because it was so fresh and they didn't use all the ghosts in each episode. Now they do, and the episodes get diluted. And as viewers, we don't know what expectations to bring. It seems like something is trying to unfold but we're not quite sure what it is.
Ending this episode with Trevor and Hetty kissing conjured up the words "jumped the shark." We might need to lower our expectations and just be glad they're trying.