S2.E5

A Grave Matter

Episode aired Oct 20, 2006
TV-PG
52m

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Jennifer Love Hewitt in Ghost Whisperer (2005)

A ghost who's been buried incorrectly triggers painful memories for Melinda, who is also having difficulty bonding with Delia.A ghost who's been buried incorrectly triggers painful memories for Melinda, who is also having difficulty bonding with Delia.A ghost who's been buried incorrectly triggers painful memories for Melinda, who is also having difficulty bonding with Delia.

Director
- Eric Laneuville
Writers
- John Gray
- Catherine Butterfield
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

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Director
- Eric Laneuville
Writers
- John Gray
- Catherine Butterfield
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
When Kate Godfrey opens her father's book, 'Lost Delusions', the first page is actually from 'Birdy: A Novel' by William Wharton.

Goofs
Kate Godfrey is incorrectly named Drew Godfrey in the credits.

Connections
References I Love Lucy (1951)

Soundtracks
Only Thing
Written by Salme Dahlstrom
Performed by Salme Dahlstrom
UMPG

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Featured review

8/10

Electric!

A recently deceased individual (David Paymer) finds himself buried in another man's grave, and enlists Melinda's help in figuring out why. Killed by a force of nature, as they say, Paymer's character has no memory of what happened to him. The solution is not likely to be what you think, and this episode is especially satisfying in its mystery elements. It helps that it boasts two very strong guest stars, Paymer being one and "widow" Wendy McKenna the other. McKenna has a couple of nice scenes with Hewitt as the pieces begin to fall into place. Beware: The episode is on the gruesome side. Paymer does not die pleasantly. Not pleasantly at all.