Ghosts (2019)

Ghosts represents a rare achievement in modern broadcasting: a family-oriented sitcom that refuses to sacrifice intellectual rigor for broad appeal. While many supernatural comedies lean heavily on slapstick, this series utilized its central conceit — a crumbling manor inhabited by spirits from disparate historical eras — to explore the profoundly human experience of shared space. Its legacy lies in the masterful balance of bathos and pathos; the creators understood that the humor of a Caveman or a disgraced MP is secondary to the quiet tragedy of their eternal stagnation. By the time the series concluded, it had become a definitive study on grief — proving that the most enduring stories emerge from the most crowded, haunted rooms where love truly persists across these past centuries.