And so we come to it at last: The final episode of Ghosted. (Except for all those other episodes of Ghosted.) The grand…

Are the members of the Bureau Underground supposed to be a bunch of goddamn morons?

Well, if the goal of tonight’s Ghosted was to make me feel a little better about the fact that we’re r…

Well, I have “KEN MARINO” written down in my notes three times tonight, all in caps just like that, so we should…

For most of “The Premonition,” I struggled with a feeling new to my Ghosted reviewing experience: The sense that I…

Is it just me, or did that just feel like... An actual TV show? With scripts and a director of photography and…

In an effort to dive into the back half of Ghosted’s freshman season with at least a slight sense of positivity up top,…

And with that, we come to the end of what I’ve already started thinking of as Ghosted 1.0. In case you haven’t been…

“Ghost Studz” commits a lot of little sins on its way to a mediocre finish line, but the worst has gotta be promising a…

The characters of Ghosted are thinly sketched, mostly by design; elaborate backstories or character notes would get in…

So, hey, how great is Mo Collins? It’s not easy to be the obvious standout of an episode of TV that already features…

I’ve been excited for “Lockdown” ever since I saw its name lurking in the list of upcoming Ghosted episode titles. The…

When I suggested last week that Ghosted could fix its A-story/B-story problems by segregating the Bureau Underground…

It’s a rare case when a TV show “calming down” involves both a zombie-duct-tape car crash and a rabid teenager in a hot…

There’s an almost-admirable bluntness to the way Fox’s new paranormal parody Ghosted skips over normal TV niceties to…