Ghosts: Disney + ghosts (critic)

An amusing supernatural comedy, who would become almost endearing it, even if she is not intended to go to the light …

You can see the American version on Netflix (with Rose McIiver). But it is on Disney more that the French adaptation of Ghostsdirectly taken from the English comedy created in 2019 on the BBC and which has been hit for 5 years. Co -produced by TF1, this tricolor version takes on exactly the same story.

That of Alison (even the first name of the original version was kept) which unexpectedly inherits a very beautiful castle in a state of advanced dilapidation. A gift that fell from the sky, as she struggles with her companion Nabil. The property is sumptuous and full of potential. Then the couple plans to transform it into a hotel. Only here, the house is haunted by many ghosts from different eras, which died on these lands and are invisible and intangible for the living. Well determined to prevent the arrival of tourists by pack of twelve, the ghosts set out to run away the couple. But how to do it?

Camille Chamoux Admirably the haunted house mistress, which tries to compose with the spectra that surround it. But the true strength of Ghoststhey are obviously the ghosts themselves. Keeping the profiles of the English series, we find Fred Testot as a politician adept at the left, Tiphaine Daviot in a peasant of the Middle Ages, Bruno Sanches in chief scout, Mr POULPE as a prehistoric man or even Camille Combal in chief Gauls. The little troop is funny and continues the nice gags for 6 sympathetic episodes. No more.

Ghosts is a funny supernatural comedy, which never exceeds the Stadium of the Gottage joke. We often smile, we sometimes laugh, but Arthur Sanigou And Joris Goulenok have already done more delusional (we owe them A narcotic Christmas On the video bonus and Revenge at Triple Galop on Canal +). The series being co-produced by TF1 (for a clear broadcast in a few months, in prime time), we guess that the script could not go too far in whimsical madness.

Not enough to die with laughing. Ghosts Lorgne more on the side of Casper what Beetlejuice. But these nice Ghosts in inheritance end up becoming devilishly endearing, while their relationship with Camille Chamoux Takes a fairly touching human form over the 3 short hours that the season lasts. Not the kind of series that will haunt you for a long time, but it could make you have a good time.

Ghosts, season 1, in 6 episodes of 30 minutes, to see on Disney more from April 9, 2025.