Ghost Whisperer

This episode showed some of what happened with Melinda while she was going to school and how people called her a freak and made fun of her just because she was different.

I think that this episode showed viewers that just because people act or think differently than others or even if are not rich does not mean you cannot have friends that have different lives and opinions than you. This episode was about a mean cheerleader who thought that her friend locked her in the boiler room and she ended up dying because of her and in the end this was not the case. I thought the character of Jackie played by Mary J Blige was well done.

She can also have a career of acting if she wants to do something else along with singing. Overall I think this is another one of the great episodes.

This episode started off okay but it then sucked majorly veered of the stupid road!



Melinda looked to much in her past of things that were *hard* for her. Also did not like how they portrayed Goths, very stereotypical has anyone ever done research on the Goth culture? It started back in the 5th century has nothing to do with being sad and depressed and of stupid things or nothing to do with being sad all the time or witchcraft, Goth life actually started with Christianity. Very disappointed they showed such petty things as well sometimes what I do not like about this show is it mixes reality with fiction way too much and people watching may also blur the lines. But Again they labeled her as Goth, but is she really? Just because she wears what stereotypical Goths wear does that make her one? Nope. And *All those Goth girls* really lame people are still stereotyping, and what is worse are the stereotypes that go against faith, the Gothic Christian and the Wiccan faith both were disgraced in this episode of Ghost Whisperer- Mean Ghost, and the Gothic Christian faith has NOTHING to do with the Pagan or Wicca faith at all so do not get them mixed up! And why of all of a sudden stupid people are wearing dead torture animals? Whats the point? To further society into the death, torture and violence on the living?

This episode was special to me because it shows you that even cheerleaders have a heart and feelings and are not just bimbos like alot of people think. I felt really bad for the way Tais died and what she thought happened which in the end turned out to be not true. I did not like the fact that Rana was mean to Maddy before and after Tais died just because she did not have money. I think that was really sweet when Maddy put all of the things in the boiler room asking for forgiveness from Tais because she blamed herself for not showing up. Jackie Boyd played by Mary J Blige was a non-believer until her brother told Tais to let his sister know he was happy and then Jackie was convinced.

In the end Melinda got everyone together and let the truth come out and I think this will help Rana and Maddy become true friends.

That was a great idea that the writers came up with. A young cheerleader wants revenge for being burned and left to die. Yet it was only an accident. That's the way it has to be. I mean, I wouldn't believe that someone would kill their own best friend even though they were mad at each other. I really liked that misunderstood goth girl. I thought she was an interesting character with her cool dance moves and wiccan beliefs. She wanted forgiveness for not meeting her deceased friend. I found that part touching. I'm glad that the blonde girl told the truth. It might have been her transformation from that snobby cow to a nice sweetheart that her friends saw her as.

One thing that I love about this show is that all the episodes have a heart-warming ending, but not many have made me cry. The only other time I cried was in "Love Never Dies". I mean, I couldn't even see the TV screen my eyes were so teary and cloudy. I really loved this episode because we learn a little bit about Melinda's life, and how she was a "freak" in high school. Plus, I loved her hair style in the flash back scenes. Overall this was a very touching episode.

This show is my guilty pleasure! I love the sob stories, the scary but not so scary ghosts, I love Melinda's hubby and how suportive he is, I love her friend Delia, and Melinda is very good at making me cry at the end of each episode. So I've learned to overlook the little holes in the stories. But in this episode it was impossible for me to do that! It started well enough in the classroom and the cheerleader being pushed from the car, but it went downhill from there.

I was cringing the whole time! I'm sorry to say this but the acting was very poor, the dialogue excrutiating! - I mean, what was that about the coach's little brother? - "Oh, you said you know something about grief"?!!? - Out of the blue, with absolutely no connection to the main story just to make the lady believe that Melinda can see ghosts in the end! The "voodoo" stuff was awfull, and Rana's "confession"... Argh!! I know this show is suposed to teach you to do the right thing, to forgive others, to be good to your friends, to not judge a book by it's cover etc. But come on, there are better ways to do it without feeling you're being lectured!

Mean Ghost was a very good episode. I really enjoyed them having more teen things in it and I just loved the story line in general. I also loved the whole thing with cheerleaders because I am a cheerleader so it was more fun for me to watch. But I do think they kind of stretched the truth about the cheerleaders all being mean because not all are mean. Like me, I'm not like that. But other than that it was a very good episode and I really enjoyed it. I hope all the episodes are as good as this one!

This was a great episode and I we find out more about Melinda's past! I feel bad for Melinda when she was in high school and how she was made fun of! This is the first time a ghost told Melinda what another ghost was saying that went into the light! The yearbook thing about how the pictures were being scratched was freaky but in some way kind of cool. I thought it was very romantic and sweet when Jim left the note on the freezer saying there was ice cream in the freezer for Melinda. Jim is the sweetest husband!

I watched this episode with interest but did not enjoy it as much as the other episodes. I think that out of all the episodes of Ghost Whisperer to date, this had to be the least favourite of mine. I have seen them all and hope the next one is better. Cheerleaders being nasty to eachother seemed a little cheesy and it was painful to watch Melinda in the classroom giving a talk on antiques. She could have done something a little more trendy for them! The girl practicing witchcraft seemed a little bit dopy to me and unbelievable. Sorry I didn't like this episode. Here's to the next one! (Bring back the prof!) And can someone give Jim a more nailbiting, nitty gritty role. As gorgeous as he is, each week he seems to get more and more boring!

This was another very good episode, but not quite as good as 'Deja Boo'. The storyline was definitely a little bit cliche, but I still enjoyed it quite a lot. The ghost was interesting, an d certianly not one of the boring and annoying ghosts, and the storyline was quite intriguing from the moment it had begun.



I really loved every minute of this episode. It was strong, powerful and very entertaining. The case was very interesting, and it was quite emotional at some points as well.



Not the greatest episode, but it does come pretty close, in my opinion. I would highly recommend it, as it is just a joy to watch. Keep it up, Ghost Whisperer!