Ghosts S04e01 Hdrip [new] Jun 2026

(US) aired on , titled "Patience" . This episode immediately picks up after the dramatic Season 3 finale, plunging viewers back into the supernatural chaos just one night later. A New Face in the Dirt: Meeting Patience

Still recovering from her time "in the well," Flower attempts to help the group, though her memory remains characteristically cloudy. Where to Watch

If you missed the broadcast, you can catch up on the premiere and the rest of the season through official channels: ghosts s04e01 hdrip

No analysis of Ghosts is complete without acknowledging its absurdity. The episode utilizes the supporting cast to great effect, particularly in the exploration of the new "neighbors"—the construction crew. Pat (Jim Howick) continues to be the show’s moral compass, albeit an annoying one, as he attempts to maintain scouting values among the specters. Meanwhile, Julian (Simon Farnaby) provides a cynical counterpoint, his political corruption and sexual innuendo clashing hilariously with the blue-collar workers on site.

The primary narrative engine of the premiere is the displacement of both the living and the dead. For three seasons, Button House was a sanctuary; now, it is a construction site. The episode opens with a visual gag that sets the tone for the season: Alison and Mike are living in a cramped caravan (or "the gatehouse" as Mike optimistically insists), while the ghosts are scattered across the grounds in tents. This physical displacement serves as a brilliant comedic device, forcing characters who usually maintain a respectful distance into close, chaotic quarters. The dynamic shifts from a "family sitcom" structure to a "road trip" or "camping trip" structure, allowing for new interpersonal conflicts. The juxtaposition of the ghosts—beings from vastly different historical eras—reacting to the indignity of camping is a highlight, particularly Captain’s rigid adherence to routine amidst the mud and rain. (US) aired on , titled "Patience"

The premiere centers on the rescue of Isaac Higgintoot, who was snatched away by a mysterious figure in the final moments of last season. We finally meet his captor:

Patience keeps Isaac in a "lair" (later discovered to be under the garden's old fountain) as revenge for her years of isolation. Where to Watch If you missed the broadcast,

The comedy is further driven by the vacuousness of the new antagonist, hotel developer Kevin. He represents the capitalist threat to the heritage of Button House, a foil to Mike and Alison’s earnest (if incompetent) stewardship. The scene where Kevin suggests "improvements" to the property serves as a ticking clock, raising the stakes for the residents, both living and dead. The humor here is derived from the frustration of impotence; the ghosts can do nothing but watch and complain, while Mike and Alison are powerless to stop the bulldozers.

In a desperate attempt to have companionship, Patience also kidnaps Sasappis (Román Zaragoza) after learning he was part of the group that lost her.