Ghosts Season 2 Episode 6 The Baby Bjorn

The Baby Bjorn is the sixth episode of the second season of Ghosts, a British sitcom that revolves around a group of ghosts living in a haunted mansion in the countryside. The show is created by Mathew Baynton, Simon Farnaby, Martha Howe-Douglas, Jim Howick, Laurence Rickard, and Ben Willbond, who also star in the series.

The episode begins with Alison and Mike contemplating whether they should have a baby or not. Alison is excited about the idea of being a mother, but Mike is hesitant as he is not sure if he is ready to take on the responsibility. Meanwhile, the ghosts are dealing with their own issues. Robin, the cavalier ghost, is upset that he cannot perform his duties as a knight anymore due to his lack of physical form. Meanwhile, Kitty, the Georgian ghost, is still struggling with her newfound modernity.

As Alison and Mike are discussing their options, they hear a strange noise coming from the attic. Upon investigating, they find a baby carrier, which they assume is a sign that they should have a baby. However, when they try to remove the baby carrier, they realize they have disturbed the ghost of a Viking warrior who had been using it as a physical form.

The Viking ghost, who calls himself Olaf, is not happy about his form being disturbed and demands that they return it to him. However, Alison and Mike refuse to do so, as they see it as a sign that they are meant to have a baby. The ghosts are also intrigued by the idea of a baby and decide to help Alison and Mike prepare for their new arrival.

Kitty offers to be Alison's birthing partner, while Julian, the flamboyant ghost, shows Mike how to change a nappy. Meanwhile, Mary, the Victorian ghost, takes it upon herself to decorate the nursery, despite not understanding anything about modern baby furniture.

As the preparations for the baby's arrival continue, Olaf becomes increasingly angry and begins to cause chaos in the house. He also reveals that the baby carrier is not just any ordinary carrier, but a powerful relic that can transport him back to his homeland.

The situation comes to a head when Alison goes into labor and Olaf decides to take matters into his own hands. He kidnaps the baby carrier, putting Alison's life and the baby's life in danger. The ghosts band together and use their unique abilities to try and save the day and ensure that Alison and the baby are safe.

The Baby Bjorn is a heartwarming episode that explores the theme of parenthood and the lengths that people go to protect their loved ones. The humor in the episode is cleverly intertwined with the emotional moments, making for a well-rounded viewing experience. The performances by the cast are outstanding, particularly Martha Howe-Douglas as Kitty, who steals the show with her hilarious one-liners and awkward yet endearing attempts to fit in with the modern world.

Overall, The Baby Bjorn is a great episode of Ghosts that showcases the show's unique blend of humor and heart. Fans of the series will not be disappointed, and newcomers will find themselves quickly drawn into the quirky world of the ghosts of Button House.