The Best Episodes of The Ghost and Molly McGee Season 2

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

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

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Paul Chang

Darryl becomes a ghost for the day.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Sammie Crowley

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

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Mia Resella

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

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Brandon Hoang

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

Director: Sam King

Writer: Peri Segel

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

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Paul Chang

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

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Brandon Hoang

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

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Paul Chang

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 Scratch is invited to a cool party, he has to ditch his plans with Geoff.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Sammie Crowley

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

Molly and Scratch attempt to un-haunt a building for the new community center.

Director: Sam King

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

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

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Sammie Crowley

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

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

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

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Mia Resella

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

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

When Scratch breaks out in a bad case of bubbles, he and Molly take a surreal journey into his mind to find a cure.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Sammie Crowley

When Molly and Ollie decide to embrace a carbon-zero lifestyle, they realize it’s harder than it seems.

Director: Johnny Castuciano

Writer: Paul Chang

When Davenport’s closes, Andrea must figure out who she is without her family’s store.

Director: Sam King

Writer: Sammie Crowley

Molly and Scratch spiral with guilt when they think they’ve killed Darryl’s spider.

Director: Stephen Heneveld

Writer: Sam Cherington