Ghosts: Season 3 (UK)

2021

Created by Simon Farnaby, Jim Howick
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6 episodes
Comedy
Science Fiction

A cash-strapped young couple inherits a grand country house, only to find it is both falling apart and teeming with... More

A cash-strapped young couple inherits a grand country house, only to find it is both falling apart and teeming with the ghosts of former inhabitants.

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Where to watch Ghosts: Season 3 (UK)

Ghosts: Season 3 (UK) is available to stream in the... More United Kingdom now on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store and Google TV and BBC iPlayer and Sky Go and Microsoft.

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Ghosts: Season 3 (UK) episodes

The Bone Plot

When a documentary team comes to Button House to investigate... More a historical assassination plot, Alison and the ghosts are shocked to discover that it involved one of their own.

A Lot to Take In

A mysterious visitor arrives at Button House with a revelation... More that leaves Alison reeling. Mike has an epiphany on his first day at a new job, which causes Julian to remember his first day as a ghost.

The Woodworm Men

While Button House is being fumigated for woodworm, Alison and... More Mike decide to save some money and camp in the grounds, sending the ghosts’ routines off kilter.

I Love Lucy

Alison has invited Lucy to come to Button House for... More a sleepover, but after a concerning meeting with the solicitor, Alison must work out if Lucy is really who she says she is.

Something To Share?

When the ghosts try to sabotage Alison’s makeshift therapy session... More for Kitty, they unwittingly face their own demons. And Mike’s desire to see the ghosts yields surprising results

Part of the Family

While Alison and Mike gear up to make a big... More investment, the Captain and Kitty work together with the other ghosts to solve an unfolding mystery before it’s too late.

Ghosts: Season 3 (UK) | Ratings & Reviews

100_%6 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
95_%18 reviews
Audience score rating

"It continues to be daft, joyous and unexpectedly profound."

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The Times

"It is uncynical, good-natured and well performed by a talented cast..."

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Daily Mail

"Ghosts was never scary. But it was spooktacularly likeable."

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The Telegraph

"My worry is that Ghosts will become ruined by the exclusivity of its admission policy. Somebody, preferably somebody likable and interesting, needs to die to save Ghosts. But who?"

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