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The Family Business

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Sam gives relationship advice to her and Jay's assistant, Freddie, ignoring Hetty's warning not to get too close to "the help"; Sasappis strikes up a romance with Jessica, the ghost who lives in Freddie's car.

Genre: Comedy

Network: CBS

Air Date: Jan 12, 2023

Directed By: Matthew A. Cherry

Written By: John Timothy

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Rose McIver

Utkarsh Ambudkar

Brandon Scott Jones

Richie Moriarty

Danielle Pinnock

Asher Grodman

Román Zaragoza

Sheila Carrasco

Rebecca Wisocky

Devan Chandler Long

Nichole Sakura

Toby Berner

Shaleen Mulvany

Adam Cawley

Daniel Rindress-Kay

Thomas Woodstone

Executive Producer

Joe Wiseman

Mathew Baynton

Simon Farnaby

Laurence Rickard

Ben Willbond

Martha Howe-Douglas

Alison Carpenter

Debra Hayward

Alison Owen

Angie Stephenson

John Timothy

Matthew A. Cherry

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Ghosts season 2 episode 12 recap: jealous ghosts cause a major jam

Hetty tries to give some 19th century wisdom to Sam and Sas gets to know Jessica some more.

NOTES: this post contains spoilers for Ghosts season 2 episode 12 "The Family Business."

Things open with Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky) telling Trevor (Asher Grodman) that their holiday dalliance (seen in the Christmas special ) can't happen again and insults Trevor's manhood, which not surprisingly he's kind of into. That's on brand for Hetty though, who likes to take control of any situation. Especially situations involving Woodstone Mansion. Once the lady of the house, always the lady of the house, although some of her methods need updating.

Freddie really is the perfect assistant

Freddie (Mike Lane) has made some upgrades around the mansion. He created a customized reservation system to stop double bookings and also installed a security camera at the front desk. The reservation system gets put to good use because it's the Ulster County Jam Fest weekend and Woodstone is packed to capacity with middle aged white suburbanites reliving their college days and enjoying the finest Ulster County jams and jam bands. 

Samantha (Rose McIver) and Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) are thrilled with Freddie's work, but Hetty tells Samantha not to compliment the help, believing they work better when they're hungry and afraid. Hetty continues to school Samantha in 19th century management wisdom by telling her to stop asking about Freddie's personal life to get to know him because he will start to think she cares about him. That's not the message Samantha should be sending, according to Hetty.

Ghosts in cars

Now that Freddie is back at Woodstone, so is Jessica (Nichole Sakura), at least during the day when Freddie's car is there. Sas (Roman Zaragoza) and Jessica have been getting to know each other and Sas is totally smitten. They're kissing in Freddie's car when he gets in and turns on some REO Speedwagon, which is more of a mood killer than Freddie. 

No good deed goes unpunished

Despite Hetty's insistence Samantha not be nice to Freddie, she offers some advice when Freddie reveals he and his girlfriend are having an issue because she doesn't refill the Brita water pitcher. Hetty, infuriated, forbids Samantha from getting involved in Freddie's personal life. 

But she's a ghost and can’t really do anything to enforce her ultimatum. The worst she can do is tell Samantha her inheritance is going to her cousin. Which may have carried some weight back in Hetty's day but rings hollow considering Woodstone is Samantha's inheritance and she's already inherited it. 

Freddie takes Samantha's advice, but it backfires and his girlfriend breaks up with him. Freddie becomes a useless sobbing mess and Hetty is gloating.

Sas gets jealous

Alberta (Danielle Pinnock), Thor (Devan Chandler Long) and Flower (Sheila Carrasco) ask Sas how his relationship with Jessica is going. He reveals he and Jessica kissed, which is a big deal for him. But when Sas mentions Jessica has great stories about life on the road, Alberta talks about how she loved having different men in different cities when she was touring. Sas immediately becomes insecure and worries Jessica is seeing other ghosts.

To find out what Jessica does when Freddie's not parked at Woodstone, Sas asks her about Freddie's apartment. Jessica tells him that she spends time with a ghost there who was a football player and modeled in his life but is surprisingly sensitive. And after Freddie's girlfriend kicks him out they go to stay at Freddie's mom's house, Jessica met a firefighter ghost, Chad, who was doing a charity car wash for his firehouse when he was mowed down accidently by a driver distracted by his abs.

Hetty takes matters into Trevor's hands

Hetty is determined to turn Samantha into what she thinks a leader should be. So she gets Trevor to sabotage Freddie's reservation system since he's the only one who can manipulate objects. It overbooks the Woodstone and threatens the business when three different jam band enthusiasts show up all having booked the same suite. Samantha, blaming Freddie, yells at him in front of guests. He is so upset that he quits. 

But Jay, checking the change log on the reservation system, can see the changes were made at night when Freddie wasn't even at the Woodstone. When Jay tells Samantha the maximum occupancy was changed from four to 69 she instantly suspects Trevor. Her suspicions are confirmed when one of the reservations made after the change is revealed to be "Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Butts." 

Samantha has it out with Hetty. Hetty says she just wanted to prevent Samantha from making a big mistake. Hetty is surprisingly emotional when she tells Samantha that for 100 years she watched her own kids and other Woodstones making mistakes in her house and she couldn't communicate with them to stop them. Since she can communicate with Samantha she was just trying to help, in her own way. Samantha forgives her and they agree to disagree on some things moving forward.

Samantha and Jay have to beg Freddie to come back to work, but he eventually does. That means that Sas gets to apologize to Jessica and they make up. Jessica tells him she's not interested in the other ghosts, which makes Sas feel a lot better. 

The security camera catches more than Freddie bargained for

When Freddie is going over the security camera footage from the front desk to figure out what happened to the reservation system, he catches the keys on the keyboard being pressed down by an unseen hand. Will Freddie still want to work there if he finds out the place is haunted?

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S2 e1 - spies, s2 e2 - alberta's podcast, s2 e3 - jay's friends, s2 e4 - the tree, s2 e5 - halloween 2: the ghost of hetty's past, s2 e6 - the baby bjorn, s2 e7 - dumb deaths, s2 e8 - the liquor license, s2 e9 - the christmas spirit (1), s2 e10 - the christmas spirit (2), s2 e11 - the perfect assistant, s2 e12 - the family business, s2 e13 - ghost hunter, s2 e14 - trevor's body, s2 e15 - a date to remember, s2 e16 - isaac's book, s2 e17 - weekend from hell, s2 e18 - alberta's descendant, s2 e19 - ghost father of the bride, s2 e20 - woodstone's hottest couple, justwatch daily streaming charts.

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The Perfect Assistant

The Family Business

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Trevor's Body

A Date to Remember

Isaac's Book

Weekend from Hell

Alberta's Descendant

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Ghosts season 2 episode 12 review: the family business.

Get ready for a romance roller coaster. It's a night of broken hearts and relationship drama on Ghosts Season 2 Episode 12 .

Between Freddie's breakup over water and Sasappis's cheating fears, Woodstone Manor has recently had its fair share of dating disasters. And that's not even including Bela's rom-com revival on Ghosts Season 2 Episode 10 .

At least we still have Sam and Jay to balance out the strong couples.

"The Family Business" kept the flow going where we left things off on Ghosts Season 2 Episode 11 . Everything from the plot to the characters felt like a natural next step right after Freddie got hired.

The pacing didn't feel disjointed or standalone, as if we were jumping into an episode sometime later.

And there were plenty of callbacks to develop characters and explore potential plots. Like Sasappis's crush on Jessica or the surprising hookup between Hetty and Trevor. (They finally talked about it!)

It's nice to have a balance of standalone episodes and these continued plots.

The show gets to cover many different moments of the year while also keeping the flow steady, letting the characters develop over a shorter time, which shows more growth as a whole.

In this case, Ghosts wants us to see something specific, like the development of Freddie's time at Woodstone Manor.

Did you agree with Hetty's advice that Sam should stay out of Freddie's (and any employee's) life?

It's a tough call that had good arguments on both sides. Sam should get to learn a bit more about Freddie as his boss; he's their only employee and they'll be working together for a long time. It would be awkward if they didn't bond over anything.

Flower: Security camera? That’s creepy. I don’t want to be watched. Pete: Flower, you’re invisible. Flower: Oh yeah! That would’ve come in handy when I robbed that bank. Permalink: Security camera? That’s creepy. I don’t want to be watched.

Sam only gave her thoughts on what she would do, which wasn't bad advice. She couldn't have known that it would turn out bad.

And only two people argued that night: Freddie and his girlfriend. There's no telling how it went or what else they said to each other. The outcome can't be blamed on one moment or Sam.

In Hetty's case, her reasoning had some weight, albeit with horrible wording.

Don't get me wrong, her examples worked against her case big time! And she lashed out too quickly when she didn't get her way. If she wanted to push Sam in the opposite direction, she did that marvelously well.

Trevor: I was joking! I wasn’t turned on at all. Hetty: My friend, that lie would be a lot easier to sell … with some pants on. Trevor: That’s involuntary. Don’t read into it. [He looks down at his crotch] Trevor: Damn you. Permalink: My friend, that lie would be a lot easier to sell … with some pants on.

Though, she was right that Sam shouldn't get too involved.

Freddie is her employee, and she can't let the lines blur too much to make him forget that. She can learn about his life and be friendly, but they still have a job to do, regardless if he got dumped. Her business has to come first since it affects everyone.

Where Hetty started losing her argument was the sabotage against Freddie. Did it have to get to the point of messing up the booking system?

Teaching Sam a lesson to listen to her would've only helped her in the short run. Sure, Sam would've chastised Freddie for the system and become more of a boss, but the countless overbookings could've ruined the reputation of Woodstone Manor.

And the business is essential for everyone who lives there, including the ghosts. Take away the business, and Sam/Jay will have to leave!

Luckily, Hetty and Trevor didn't cause much damage. The last thing we need is for the business to hit another major roadblock just after hitting a good momentum.

Even with all the booking drama, "The Family Business" was a good episode for Hetty.

Regrets can be troubling for ghosts, and we learned one of Hetty's biggest regrets that shaped her story. The flashbacks gave good context to her sadness and made her a more sympathetic character. Hetty isn't just about era jokes and a snobby demeanor but a person who longs to be a better family member.

Sam: Freddie, I can’t tell you how much we appreciate all the work you’ve been doing. I honestly don’t know how we got along with you. Hetty: Don’t compliment the help. In order to perform at their best, they must be kept hungry and afraid. Permalink: In order to perform at their best, they must be kept hungry and afraid.

I loved her apology scene with Sam because both characters opened up to each other about what they were missing. And how troubling their past family relationships had affected them.

They felt like family members instead of a clairvoyant and a ghost, which was nice because Sam and Hetty are family members!

Elsewhere at Woodstone Manor, Sasappis's dating bumps with Jessica were a nice problem for the couple to overcome.

Neither made their relationship/flirtation official, so it felt very relatable to have fears of the other person dating someone else. Sasappis never dated in the modern age; he never had to deal with the uncertainty of what could've been.

If he had just talked it out with Jessica sooner or felt more confident within himself, he could've had more control over his fears.

Sasappis: My girlfriend lives in his car. Thorfinn: There she lives in a land ship. Alberta: He just said, “car.” You can’t repeat cars like you don’t want to learn?! Thorfinn: Thor don’t like your hat. Alberta: [Gasps] Permalink: Thor don’t like your hat.

Besides, if Jessica was more into the model or the fireman, Sasappis might never have known. They didn't make things official and were still early enough to date other people.

I'm happy they worked things out, though. They looked so cute together; Sasappis could barely hold in his smile.

Last Thoughts From Woodstone Manor:

• How will Freddie react to seeing the laptop keys move on their own? We might finally get an answer if he discovers the place is haunted.  
• Hetty and Trevor are totally going to hook up again one day! She shut it down, but there was still chemistry brewing between them.  
• Once again, Pete came in to save the day with good advice and a story.  
• Freddie should've taken a personal day after getting dumped. He was not in the right mind space to get back to work after a night like that.

Now, over to you, Ghosts fans.

What did you think of "The Family Business"?

Will Freddie discover the truth about the ghosts? Will Jessica and Sasappis's relationship last long? Will Sam ever start listening to Hetty's advice?

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Trevor: I was joking! I wasn’t turned on at all. Hetty: My friend, that lie would be a lot easier to sell … with some pants on. Trevor: That’s involuntary. Don’t read into it. [He looks down at his crotch] Trevor: Damn you. Permalink: My friend, that lie would be a lot easier to sell … with some pants on. Added: January 12, 2023

Flower: Security camera? That’s creepy. I don’t want to be watched. Pete: Flower, you’re invisible. Flower: Oh yeah! That would’ve come in handy when I robbed that bank. Permalink: Security camera? That’s creepy. I don’t want to be watched. Added: January 12, 2023

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Ghosts Season 2 Episode 12 "The Family Business" : Sam gives relationship advice to her and Jay's assistant, Freddie, ignoring Hetty's warning not to get too close to "the help." Also, Sasappis strikes up a romance with Jessica, the ghost who lives in Freddie's car. Written by John Timothy and directed by Matthew A. Cherry , the episode guest stars Mike Lane (Freddie), Nichole Sakura (Jessica), Toby Berner (Ted), Shaleen Hudda (Olivia), Adam Cawley (Alan), Daniel Rindress-Kay (Thomas Woodstone), and Geoff Rutherford (Denny). Here's a look at the preview images for the episode:

Produced by CBS Studios, in association with Lionsgate Television and BBC Studios' Los Angeles production arm, CBS' Ghosts stars  Rose McIver (Samantha), Utkarsh Ambudkar (Jay), Brandon Scott Jones (Isaac), Richie Moriarty (Pete), Danielle Pinnock (Alberta), Asher Grodman (Trevor), Román Zaragoza (Sasappis), Sheila Carrasco (Flower), Rebecca Wisocky (Hetty), and Devan Chandler Long (Thorfinn). Executive producers include  Joe Port & Joe Wiseman , Mathew Baynton, Jim Howick, Simon Farnaby, Laurence Rickard, Ben Willbond, and Martha Howe-Douglas ; Alison Carpenter, Debra Hayward , and Alison Owen (Monumental Television); Angie Stephenson (BBC Studios); and Trent O'Donnell (pilot episode only).

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