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A young couple moves into an inherited mansion in Kifisia and immediately finds themselves outnumbered: nine ghosts already live there, and none of them are leaving. The comedy comes from cohabitation rather than haunting, with each ghost personality adding a different flavor of domestic disruption to the mix.
Nine distinct characters means the ensemble rarely settles into a single dynamic for long. One ghost's grievance collides with another's eccentricity, and the couple caught in the middle has to negotiate space, routines, and basic household sanity with roommates who have nowhere else to go and centuries of bad habits. The surreal inconvenience stays warm rather than unsettling, and each episode wraps its own small chaos into something self-contained.
cozy ghost comedy, mischievous ensemble and Comedy
Comedy and Fantasy
Season 1 · 10 episodes
Star
A young couple inherits a mansion in Kifisia, only to discover it is haunted by nine mischievous ghosts, sparking a series of surreal and comic adventures.
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