I haven't watched it yet because I loved the UK version and am now intimidated by so many episodes per season. I've got it in my head (for no good reason) that it must be full of filler content like an 80s sitcom.
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Sitcoms are more or less entirely filler. That's kind of the point
When you look forward to a show all week (like we did back then), make a point to sit down and watch it at the appointed time, and then discover that it's going to be 24 minutes of clips from other episodes because they used that episode's budget on sweeps; you learn to prioritize some filler over others.
Not that I think Ghosts is doing clip shows.
They definitely don't do those kind of fillers
Yeah! Agree. Pretty chill, easy, and entertaining.
Yes, simple fun. I really like to watch it when I am stressed out. Before this my go to one was Brooklyn 99 and before that Big Bang Theory.
How does it compare to the British show? I watched it, but my partner got bored and I finished it on my own. Is this one a carbon copy or does it branch out on its own more?
From what I've heard, the american version is more lighthearted and has less drama
They're very different. The US version is fun and cheerful, while the original just seemed mean. I watched 2 or 3 episodes of the British version before I lost interest. My wife could only do 1 episode.
IDK. This coming from a Unitedstatian, maybe the British find the US version childish or something?
I had the opposite experience. We watched the UK version and really liked it. Tried to watch the US version and couldn't get into it. Didn't really like the characters and humor as much. I'm sure whichever version you start with will likely be the one you end up liking the best.
I’m sure whichever version you start with will likely be the one you end up liking the best.
Yeah, that makes sense.
The lack of chemistry between Rose and Jay also stood out.
I love the US show and could not get into the UK show at all.
I haven't watched the British version, from what I read there are quite different. There is a ghost that is not present in the US version, and apparently quite a few secondary characters were created for the US version.
Hopefully someone who watched both can jump in.
my partner got bored and I finished it on my own
Ohh, TIL the UK version ended with S5. But the US one got renewed for a few more seasons.