"Ghosts" (US) - Season 2 (part 1) Quiz

Answer: There is a foul smell coming from the kitchen

The foul smell coming from the kitchen was part of the couple's one-star review of Linda's Shrimp Shack (Debbie's sister's establishment).

All of the complaints are made out of Sam and Jay's earshot but the ghosts relay them to Sam so she and Jay can course correct in real time. Other complaints made by Tom and Debbie include: the bedsheets are too thin, Sam is too chatty, her voice is too high-pitched and she hovers.

Answer: Washing machine

Although initially frustrated by the racket made by the appliance, Flower points out that there are other uses for a broken washing machine and encourages Hetty to sit on it. Hetty does so and is mystified by the sensation she experiences.

Answer: Vitamin patches

The formula of vitamins and nutrients came to cult leader Micah in a dream. Jay gets "patched in" and Micah tricks him into signing a contract which allows the cult to move into the mansion.

Answer: No

Sasappis claims the thirteen marks cut into the tree represent the thirteen dialects of the Lenape people when they actually represent the times Shiki said "hi" to him. When Sam challenges a living Lenape person on his knowledge of his own people, Sasappis comes clean leading to Sam backing down. The protestors turn on her (and Woodstone Estate in general) and the tree is felled.

Answer: Liam Neeson

Sam and Jay accidentally summon the ghost who was sleeping with Hetty's husband in a seance at their last-minute Halloween Party. Molly (the ghost in question) is an Irish maid and is holding a feather duster when she appears. Earlier in the evening, Jay had lent their neighbour June the very same feather duster to complete her Ruth Maid-er Ginsberg costume and needs to track her down at Liam Neeson's party in order to retrieve it so they can send Molly back to the afterworld.

Answer: Swinging

After Jay innocently takes an interest in some upside-down pineapple ornaments at the Farnsbys' yard sale, we learn from Judy (the ghost of Henry Farnsby's mother) that this signifies that the Farnsbys are into swinging. Later in the episode, Jay and Sam visit the Farnsbys' house whilst they are hosting a swinger party which further deepens the misunderstanding in the Farnsbys' minds.

Answer: Flower

The TV crew initially comes to Woodstone wanting to feature Flower's death (trying to befriend a bear whilst high on drugs) but she's hesitant because she doesn't want to look dumb on national television, only agreeing when Pete helps her see that this is a way she can really help Sam and Jay financially.

Later when the network thinks there are too many animal deaths already featured in that season of the show, the crew pivot to Pete's death (being shot through the neck with an arrow) instead.

Finally, after one of the crew shoots Jay with an arrow, the show agrees to revert back to Flower's story instead if Sam and Jay agree not to sue.

Answer: Arrow Nerd

Sam and Jay have the event planned and guest list finalised before Jay confesses that he forgot to get the B&B's liquor license. They decide to go ahead anyway ("what's one more day?") and of course, the assessor shows up partway through. To effectively hide their guests and the liquor, Alberta has the idea to create a speakeasy in the vault.

As she leads the guests to the secret passage entrance, Sam says they just need to know the password. She makes one up on the spot taking inspiration from what she could see (Pete was standing next to her).

Hearing her choice, Pete responds with, "pretty sure 'arrow' would have sufficed."

Answer: Yes

Trevor messages Bela to ask if she'd be okay with this plan and she immediately responds with 'yes'. Not only that but Bela asks Eric if he'd be a willing participant and he also agrees!

Answer: Cricket

Beatrice had embroidered a cricket onto Isaac's handkerchief because of this nickname. Sasappis also reveals that she came to see him on his deathbed and changed him into the uniform he's wearing now that he's a ghost. This act helps him to realise that she cared about her husband and forgave him.