Where Is Isaac on ‘Ghosts’? Plus, More Questions We Need Answered in Season 4

'Ghosts' Season 4 Questions about Isaac, Patience, Thorfinn and Flower, Carol, and more
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[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Ghosts Season 3 Finale, “Isaac’s Wedding.”]

Ghosts‘ Season 3 finale may have provided some answers, but as usual, the series raised more questions that fans will have to wait until Season 4 to have answered.

Thankfully, the confirmation of a fourth season means there are definitely answers on the horizon, and there are a few standout questions we need solved as soon as possible. Below, we’re breaking down some of the big questions that were raised in Season 3’s finale and that we hope to see answered once Season 4 arrives, so beware of spoilers ahead.

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Brandon Scott Jones and Rebecca Wisocky in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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Where Is Isaac & Who Is Patience?

After calling off his wedding to Nigel (John Hartman), Isaac (Brandon Scott Jones) is invited to the basement for a “surprise” which turns out to be the Puritan ghost Patience, who seemingly seeks revenge for having been abandoned in the dirt on Woodstone’s property. Reaching out from the walls, Patience pulls Isaac into the dirt leading us to wonder, where is he and who is Patience? We were teased with her backstory a bit in Season 3, but we have yet to officially meet the new ghost that could be played by anyone!

Caroline Aaron as Carol in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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Will Carol Stick Around?

Having died during Sam (Rose McIver) and Jay’s (Utkarsh Ambudkar) Halloween party after choking on a doughnut hole, Pete’s (Richie Moriarty) ex-wife Carol (Caroline Aaron) seems to have taken up permanent residence at Woodstone. In other words, should we expect to see more of her as the show goes on? It seems so, but only time will tell.

Richie Moriarty in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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Where Will Pete Go Next?

Now that Pete is able to travel outside the ghost boundary for limited amounts of time, we can’t help but wonder where he’ll go next. The possibilities are seemingly endless so long as he returns back to Woodstone before he starts disappearing as he did in St. Lucia.

Utkarsh Ambudkar and Rose McIver in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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Will Sam & Jay's Renovations Be Completed?

Sam and Jay’s bed and breakfast has been in a constant state of repair since they moved in and after teasing fans with a new restaurant at the beginning of Season 3, we can’t help but wonder if we’ll start to see some of this progress in Season 4? It would make way for some fun moments if we saw Jay’s restaurant up and running with regularity, allowing for the inclusion of more characters for the spirits to interact with.

Sheila Carrasco and Devan Chandler Long in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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What Does Flower & Thorfinn's New Relationship Status Mean?

Flower (Sheila Carrasco) and Thorfinn (Devan Chandler Long) decided to fully commit to each other, opting out of the original throuple they’d begun earlier this season with basement ghost Nancy (Betsy Sodaro). But what will that look like for the couple as they embark on their next chapter? We’re excited to find out.

John Hartman, Roman Zaragoza, and Brandon Scott Jones in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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What Will Happen to Nigel?

Isaac’s former fiance, redcoat Nigel, has been a fan-favorite since Season 1, leading us to wonder how involved he’ll be in the show now that he and Isaac are broken up. According to Jones, “I think the main hope is that Nigel sticks around as a character because they know the fans love him, and we all love him on the show, and we all love John Hartman who plays him. So I think the maximum Nigel we can get outside or inside of this relationship is always a good thing.”

Caroline Aaron, Richie Moriarty, and Danielle Pinnock in 'Ghosts' Season 3
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Is there Hope for Pete & Alberta?

Since Season 1, there’s been an implication that there are feelings between Pete and Alberta (Danielle Pinnock), at least on the scout leader’s end. In Season 3, it was teased that Alberta has the potential to see Pete in a romantic way. Will the show finally explore the idea further in Season 4? We wouldn’t hate it.

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    CyanScissors

    Ghosts is a favorite show that i look forward to each week. Character placement is very good. I agree that the show has been developing se xual overtones. Yes, they are adult Ghosts but I want to keep watching with younger family members! I think it would be fun for Jay to somehow get a visual on the different Ghosts, by way of a photo collection, a dream, head injury, special ghost spot, seance or other. Pete doesn't just travel, but makes connections with neighbor Ghosts, the locals.. not crazy about Pete's wf, not really an asset, but her appearance helped him get over her. What happened to the restaurant? If it is in the future, view of progress or mention could be every other show so continuity until unveiling.

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    CyanStrawberry

    I can't wait for more! Bring on the ghosts! 🙂

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    RedCoffee

    I think they should cast Patience with the woman who played Mary on the British version. It would be a funny inside joke.

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    RedHat

    Funny thing about this show is that the characters are pretty much stuck there at the Manor. Unless they get 'sucked off,' or move to the basement or somewhere else on the estate, they can't really be written off easily.

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    Laptopdog

    I was thinking that Pete might return back to the house, but be completely invisible. They could've gotten a lot of mileage out of the idea of Pete being a ghost to the other ghosts. At least for the season-ending cliffhanger, anyway.

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    GoldBattery

    This once cute show has become nothing but one liner sex jokes now.

    Nothing creative about it anymore.

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      GreenQuill

      This is a grave misrepresentation. First of all, the show has always contained some ribald humor. Secondly, what your saying is blatant bullpuckey. Did you see the episode where we learned of Hetty's suicide. It was brave and powerful (and funny!). Did you see the Halloween episode where Carol died and Sam didn't realize she was talking to a ghost in front of the friends Sam was hoping to impress. Nothing sexual about that. Simply old fashioned hilarity. If anything is lacking in creativity it's your sad lame comment.