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* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light-- gets one when he brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played".
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* In "Bad Blood," Blood", the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light-- gets one when he brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played".
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* The main villain of "No Safe Place" is a lawyer named Shane Carson who drove the ghost of the week, Colleen Finn, to her death with relentless stalking and isolating her from virtually all friends and family, and has now chosen Melinda as his next victim. How do Melinda and Colleen beat him? By sneaking into his office and sending pictures he took of Colleen's corpse, along with other evidence, to everyone in his law firm. This results in him losing his job and finally being arrested.
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* The main villain of "No Safe Place" is a lawyer named Shane Carson who drove the ghost of the week, Colleen Finn, to her death with relentless stalking and isolating her from virtually all friends and family, and has now chosen Melinda as his next victim. How do Melinda and Colleen beat him? By sneaking into his office and sending pictures he took of Colleen's corpse, along with other evidence, to everyone in his law firm. This results in him losing his job and finally being arrested.arrested.
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* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light-- gets one when he brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played".
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* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light-- gets one when he brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played".played".
* The main villain of "No Safe Place" is a lawyer named Shane Carson who drove the ghost of the week, Colleen Finn, to her death with relentless stalking and isolating her from virtually all friends and family, and has now chosen Melinda as his next victim. How do Melinda and Colleen beat him? By sneaking into his office and sending pictures he took of Colleen's corpse, along with other evidence, to everyone in his law firm. This results in him losing his job and finally being arrested.
* The main villain of "No Safe Place" is a lawyer named Shane Carson who drove the ghost of the week, Colleen Finn, to her death with relentless stalking and isolating her from virtually all friends and family, and has now chosen Melinda as his next victim. How do Melinda and Colleen beat him? By sneaking into his office and sending pictures he took of Colleen's corpse, along with other evidence, to everyone in his law firm. This results in him losing his job and finally being arrested.
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* Melinda gets one in the climax of the season one finale, when [[spoiler: she convinces almost all the ghosts resulting from the plane crash to go into the light -- one of the very few people to stick with Romano, a female flight attendant, goes over in a season two episode -- with so many going through at once that it actually becomes visible to Melinda (and the audience) for the first time in the series.]]
* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts [[spoiler: hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light--]] gets one when he [[spoiler:brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played"]].
* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts [[spoiler: hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light--]] gets one when he [[spoiler:brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played"]].
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* Melinda gets one in the climax of the season one finale, when [[spoiler: she convinces almost all the ghosts resulting from the plane crash to go into the light -- one of the very few people to stick with Romano, a female flight attendant, goes over in a season two episode -- with so many going through at once that it actually becomes visible to Melinda (and the audience) for the first time in the series.]]
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* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts[[spoiler: hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light--]] light-- gets one when he [[spoiler:brings brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played"]].played".
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* Melinda gets one in the climax of the season one finale, when [[spoiler: she convinces almost all the ghosts resulting from the plane crash to go into the light -- one of the very few people to stick with Romano, a female flight attendant, goes over in a season two episode -- with so many going through at once that it actually becomes visible to Melinda (and the audience) for the first time in the series.]]
* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts [[spoiler: hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light--]] gets one when he [[spoiler:brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played"]].
* In "Bad Blood," the father who's being haunted by a pair of ghosts [[spoiler: hoping to drive him and his daughter to their deaths, as they did with all the previous tenants --as they love playing those kind of sick games, they join the very short list of ghosts who ''don't'' go into the light--]] gets one when he [[spoiler:brings their games to a (temporary) end by blowing up the house. As the male ghost says before it all goes boom, "Well played"]].
