Pete’s Power Just Leveled Up in Ghosts – But Was It Worth the Cost?

Pete (Richie Moriarty) has been dead since 1985, but he only discovered his ability to leave the ghost boundary in Ghosts season 3. Pete’s power is poetic, as in his lifetime he was a travel agent who never got to sightsee, but now in his death, he can travel the world. Pete’s ability also has a lot of practical applications. For instance, in Ghosts season 4, episode 11, Pete helps solve Thor’s (Devan Chandler Long) abandonment issues by traveling to Norway to get answers from Viking ghosts who left Thor behind.

Furthermore, in Ghosts season 4, Sass’ (Román Zaragoza) lack of a love life has been such a recurring joke that Pete promises to find Sass a partner in his travels. Pete finally fulfills his pledge and returns to Woodstone Manor with Joan (Taylor Ortega), a fast-talking broad who died in the 1940s and who also has the ability to travel. Joan establishes some fascinating new rules for Pete’s ability, but I’m worried about the future implications if Pete’s powers continue to grow.

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Pete Is Limited To Three Days, While Joan Can Roam For A Year

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