Sunday, December 8, 2024

Ghosts "The Primary Source"

 


When Sam needs sources for Isaac's biography, there could be one place to find it. Here's a recap of this week's episode of Ghosts.

When Sam gets word that the publishing company want to make Isaac's book happen, there is just one issue....they need sources to make it credible. That might be an issue, right? 

But Isaac remembers burying his diary at the army base, but when Sam and Jay finds it there really wasn't much detail or anything interesting in his diary except his dislike for sandwiches. 

With no detail of the events Isaac has told in Sam's book, they written in the diary with the hell of Jay and his talented handwriting skills. That is until the authenticator comes in and learns about it as he looked like one of the basement ghosts. Sam has been having a tough week first the army solider at the camp base and then the authenticator.

The publishers weren't too happy about what Sam has done so they came up with another idea in which Isaac's book will be publish but as a YA vampire story instead. 

Meanwhile, while watching Jay secretly eating his sonics, the ghosts meets a new ghost, this time a snail. After which they were fighting over to who wants to first care for it as a pet. That is until Trevor, who first acted like he hated having pet, comes clean about his pet and desire to care for the snail. 

Just when Trevor tells the snail that he was a good boy, the light beam begins to shine on the snail and slowly rising up. Maybe by next episode the snail will be just over the mansion?

"The Primary Source" was a solid good and fun epsiode. It might be one of my favorite Trevor stories as he talks about his dog and taking care of the snail is an indicator of taking care of his dog. Even the Isaac's diary was funny too. Any chance his book would be successful and make it into a movie?

Overall, I give this episode an 8.5/10.

What did you think of "The Primary Source"? Leave a comment.

You can catch Ghosts Thursdays at 8:30/7:30c on CBS and streaming the next day on Paramount+.

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