The Best Episodes of The Ghost and Molly McGee

Molly and Scratch agree to a body swap when they are forced to deal with their own discomfort with feelings.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Brandon Hoang

Scratch invites real ghosts to a Halloween “haunted house” to amp up the fun, but things spiral out of control when the Chens and a horde of Frightmares show up.

Director: Sam King, Johnny Castuciano, Steve Hirt

Writer: Paul Chang

When Libby and Scratch struggle to be friends with each other, Molly sends them on a scavenger hunt in an attempt to force their friendship.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Paul Chang

Pete uses social media to bring attention to important issues but gets swept up in internet fame.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Mia Resella

Molly tries to convince Andrea’s father to save Christmas after budget cuts leave Brighton without its beloved Snowflake Festival.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Peter Limm

Darryl becomes a ghost for the day.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Sammie Crowley

When the McGee's vacation gets canceled, Molly creates a staycation instead.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Paul Chang

When Scratch recalls a rare soda from his past life, Molly is determined to get it for him.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Brandon Hoang

Molly's loyalties are tested when she goes to a school dance with Ollie.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Brandon Hoang

Molly only has a few hours to put together an entire school project on Abraham Lincoln, but it’s helpful that Scratch knows Abraham Lincoln’s ghost.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Maiya Williams, Madison Bateman

Molly senses tension between her mom and grandma Nin, so she takes it upon herself to identify the source of the conflict and mend the rift.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Cynthia Furey

When a scary ghost possesses a doll in the human world, Molly is determined to see the good in him

Director: Johnny Castuciano, Steve Hirt

Writer: Mia Resella

When Molly’s Thai cousin visits, Molly questions whether she is “Asian enough” for her own family.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Peri Segel, Mia Resella

When Grandma Nin is no longer able to live on her own, Molly and Sharon take care of her.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Paul Chang, Peri Segel

When Jinx jinxes Scratch, he and Molly must find a way to undo it.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Paul Chang

Molly vows to score Brighton’s first win against Perfektborg.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Brandon Hoang

With Mom and Dad out of the house, Molly, Darryl and Scratch watch a scary movie.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Sammie Crowley

Libby and her mom go on a road trip to visit her dad, who she hasn’t seen in years.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Peri Segel, Sammie Crowley

Molly must distract Ollie while Scratch attempts to capture the Story Sprite.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Paul Chang

When Sharon has artist's block, Molly and the family remove all of her distractions.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Mia Resella

When a town-wide blackout occurs on the final night of Hanukkah, the people of Brighton seek refuge in Libby’s mom’s bookstore, the only place in town with light.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Peri Segel

When a new family moves in across the street, the McGees are put in a sticky situation. Scratch avoids his duties in the Ghost World.

Director: Sam King, Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Madison Bateman

When Libby gets her period before Molly does, Molly feels out of sync with her best friend.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Peri Segel

When Andrea makes an app that threatens small businesses, Molly and Scratch must save the day.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Paul Chang

Molly must find a band to play the first concert at Brighton’s new Bandshell.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Paul Chang