When a curse from Scratch backfires, he finds himself forever bound to Molly. Despite that, Scratch and Molly form an unlikely friendship that guides each of them through the ups and downs of their respective worlds!
The worst episode of "The Ghost and Molly McGee" is "Ice Princess", rated N/A/10 from 0 user votes. It was directed by Stephen Heneveld and written by Peter Limm. "Ice Princess" aired on 2/12/2022 and is rated NaN point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Ready, Set, Snow!".
When a ghost causes an ice storm in Brighton, only Dad can save the town from eternal winter.
Director: Stephen Heneveld
Writer: Peter Limm
When Molly gets her first snow day, she struggles to give up on her perfect vision.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Sammie Crowley
The McGees lets competition get the best of them during family game night.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Peter Limm
When Andrea steals credit for Molly’s volunteer work, Molly tries to expose her.
Director: Stephen Heneveld, Sam King
Writer: Cynthia Furey
Molly tries to prove Scratch’s innocence when he’s falsely accused of a crime.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Paul Chang
Dad struggles to stay true to himself when his twin siblings come to visit.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Cynthia Furey
When Molly insists on training her unruly goat for the county fair the “Molly way,” she learns that positive reinforcement doesn’t always yield positive results.
Director: Stephen Heneveld
Writer: Cynthia Furey
When the McGee’s celebrate a Thai holiday about feeding “hungry ghosts,” Scratch tries to keep the feast all to himself.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Peri Segel
After Scratch ditches class in favor of a fun day off with Geoff, he struggles to pass his scare test.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Sammie Crowley
When Molly and Scratch learn about Patty’s old flame, Bobby Daniels, they attempt to reunite the lovebirds.
Director: Stephen Heneveld
Writer: Paul Chang
When Molly’s "Mayor for a Day" contest win turns into a "Mayor for Life" gig, she struggles under the pressure.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Peter Limm
When Molly interns at Weird Larry’s Pawn Show, she struggles to see the bright side in a shop full of discarded junk.
Director: Stephen Heneveld
Writer: Cynthia Furey
Molly and Scratch help Libby improve her luck on Friday the 13th.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Paul Chang
When the McGee’s get locked in the basement, Molly and Scratch seek help, but have trouble remaining focused.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Sammie Crowley
he McGee’s struggle to make ends meet after a hospital trip leaves them nearly broke.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Cynthia Furey
Molly does her best to pretend everything is normal while Scratch protects the house.
Director: Stephen Heneveld
Writer: Paul Chang
Molly takes over Scratch’s scares for the day.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Peri Segel
Molly, Scratch, and Libby try to stay up to see a rare comet.
Director: Sam King
Writer: Cynthia Furey, Sammie Crowley
When the Ghost Council discovers joy in Brighton, Scratch must keep Molly out of harm’s way.
Director: Stephen Heneveld
Writer: Madison Bateman
When Scratch is taken to the Ghost World for trial, Molly sets out to save him.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Madison Bateman
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
When Kenny Star escapes to Brighton, Molly helps him reconnect to his country roots.
Director: Johnny Castuciano
Writer: Brandon Hoang