@lothcat @Still_Nimmy @5ciFiGirl @inarticulatequilter new characters, but a few have similarities to UK and US ghosts. There’s 6 main ghosts: a 1700s English Naval Officer with a spear embedded in his chest. A pantsless Chinese ghost who was a gold rush worker who lost a nugget at the house & is a bit scatterbrained. A turn of the 1800s socialite woman. An Irish potato famine publican woman. An aerobics instructor from the 80s. A motorcycle gang member from the 90s. Some basement ghosts as well.
A most have had their powers revealed, some as per the other shows but a few new powers too.
There is likely to be similar scenes that have been in the other versions, such as her talking to a doctor about seeing ghosts.
Not as cringe as I was worried it would be, we will likely binge it over the next few days while waiting for the next US Ghosts episode to drop. #GhostsAUS

#GhostsAUS just started today on Paramount+
We are a few episodes in and although it is in that season one “finding its feet”, it is fairly funny. A couple of things have carried over from the UK and US versions, but a lot of Aussie tropes and slang are in it. To me the living feel a bit younger than the other two shows, but the essence of ‘Ghosts’ is still there.
For people not overly versed in the Aussie accent, subtitles might be advised.
Looping in these folks based on our last conversation: @Jennifer @Still_Nimmy @5ciFiGirl @lothcat @inarticulatequilter