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First Peter Rokeby (George Costigan) loses his job. So, he becomes a freelance writer. This necessitates a move to a smaller house -- which does not go over well with the kids, Tammy and David (Laura Howard and Jeremy Green), though his wife Sally (Tessa Peake-Jones) is annoyingly perky about it all. Only the house turns out to be haunted by the departed spirit of Yetta Feldman (Miriam Karlin), a JewishMother. Oi Gevalt!
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First Peter Rokeby (George Costigan) loses his job. So, he becomes a freelance writer. This necessitates a move to a smaller house -- which does not go over well with the kids, Tammy and David (Laura Howard and Jeremy Green), though his wife Sally (Tessa Peake-Jones) (Creator/TessaPeakeJones) is annoyingly perky about it all. Only the house turns out to be haunted by the departed spirit of Yetta Feldman (Miriam Karlin), a JewishMother. Oi Gevalt!
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'''''So Haunt Me''''' was a Creator/{{BBC}} sitcom, consisting of [[BritishBrevity 19 episodes in 3 series]], originally airing 1992-1994.
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First Peter Rokeby loses his job. So he becomes a freelance writer. This necessitates a move to a smaller house -- which does not go over well with the kids, though Mum is annoyingly perky about it all. Only the house turns out to be haunted by the departed spirit of a JewishMother. Oi Gevalt!
Sally, a mother and wife, can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, and to their son, that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with an E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
Sally, a mother and wife, can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, and to their son, that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with an E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
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First Peter Rokeby (George Costigan) loses his job. So So, he becomes a freelance writer. This necessitates a move to a smaller house -- which does not go over well with the kids, Tammy and David (Laura Howard and Jeremy Green), though Mum his wife Sally (Tessa Peake-Jones) is annoyingly perky about it all. Only the house turns out to be haunted by the departed spirit of Yetta Feldman (Miriam Karlin), a JewishMother. Oi Gevalt!
Sally, a mother and wife, Sally can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, her and to their son, David that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter Tammy remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with anE).E) (Creator/JuliaDeakin). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with an
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Sally, mother and wife, can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, and to their son, that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with-an-E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with-an-E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
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Sally, a mother and wife, can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, and to their son, that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole(with-an-E).(with an E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole
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* HauntedHouse: In this case a small suburban villa that's about as spooky as - a small suburban villa.
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* HauntedHouse: In this case a small suburban villa that's about as spooky as - -- a small suburban villa.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Who am I? I'm the late Yetta Feldman, G-d rest my soul."]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"Who am I? I'm the late Yetta Feldman, G-d rest my soul."]]
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* BritishBrevity: only nineteen episodes were made.
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* StandardizedSitcomHousing: the action takes place in the classic British semi-detached, just like every other BBC sitcome ever about middle-class London families...
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* YouCanSeeMe: Yetta is considerably taken aback when Peter's mother turns around and demands to know who she is.
-->"I'm a ghost. Boo."
-->"I'm a ghost. Boo."
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First Peter Rokeby loses his job. So he becomes a freelance writer. This necessitates a move to a smaller house -- which does not go over well with the kids, though Mom Mum is annoyingly perky about it all. Only the house turns out to be haunted by the departed spirit of a JewishMother. Oi Gevalt!
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First Peter Rokeby loses his job. So he becomes a freelance writer. This necessitates a move to a smaller house -- which does not go over well with the kids, though Mom is annoyingly perky about it all. Only the house turns out to be haunted by the departed spirit of a JewishMother. Oi Gevalt!
Sally, mother and wife, can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, and to their son, that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with-an-E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
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!!This work contains examples of:
* HauntedHouse: In this case a small suburban villa that's about as spooky as - a small suburban villa.
* JewishMother: Being dead doesn't slow Yetta down.
* YiddishAsASecondLanguage: It was deeply startling to discover British Jewish Mothers sound exactly like the NYC kind.
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Sally, mother and wife, can both see and hear the ghost and seems to be channeling her, to the perturbation of her husband who keeps pointing out to her, and to their son, that ''they're NOT Jewish!'' Peter himself can hear Yetta, the ghost, but cannot see her, and never knowing where she is or whether she's present does nothing to help his mental balance. Only the couple's teenage daughter remains completely unaware of the new presence.
Yetta is hanging around because she wants to see her daughter one last time. Christian exorcism (of course) fails to work, so the family sets out to find Carole (with-an-E). Of course, when they finally do, they have to convince her that her mother is haunting them -- honest!
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!!This work contains examples of:
* HauntedHouse: In this case a small suburban villa that's about as spooky as - a small suburban villa.
* JewishMother: Being dead doesn't slow Yetta down.
* YiddishAsASecondLanguage: It was deeply startling to discover British Jewish Mothers sound exactly like the NYC kind.
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