Ghost Whisperer

At 8, CBS has a new Ghost Whisperer, followed by new episodes of Medium and Numb3rs. NBC has a new Law and Order at 8, then new episodes of Dateline and The Jay Leno Show. The CW has a new Smallville at 8. PBS has a new Washington Week at 8, followed by new episodes of Now and Bill Moyers Journal. MyNetwork TV has a new Smackdown! at 8. The season finale of DietTribe airs on Lifetime at 8. Nickelodeon has a new episode of The Troop at 8: Also at 8: Disney has a new Wizards of Waverly Place, then a new Suite Life on Deck. At 8:30, Cartoon Network has a new Ben 10: Alien Force, followed by a new episode of The Clone Wars. At 9, USA has a new Monk, then a new White Collar. Syfy has a new Stargate Universe at 9, followed by a new Sanctuary. Food Network has Dear Food »
- Bob Sassone

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"Lost in the Shadows" is the latest episode of Ghost Whisperer, airing tonight, Friday, November 20th, at 8pm Et/Pt on CBS and was directed by Executive Producer Kim Moses. This episode represents the birth of a new Ghost Whisperer mythology, which takes the show into a brand new storyline to last the entire season
Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Jim (David Conrad) grapple with the classic parenting dilemma of the bad seed playmate -- but in their case their son's playmate is a ghost...

The dilemma turns into a crisis when Aiden (Connor Gibbs) disappears, led away by the young ghost (Madison Leisle). Melinda, Jim and half the town go into overdrive searching for the lost boy, few understanding that behind the story lurks the malevolent hand of the Shadows..
This episode guest stars: Madison Leisle as Julia Miller (The Mentalist, Grey’s Anatomy), David Clennon as Carl the Watcher (The Philanthropist, »
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Melinda had her hands full with a real estate power selling husband and wife duo when the husband, Kirk, dies. From the beginning of the episode, it is pretty clear that this guy is obnoxious. Because of that, he looks and plays the part of a realtor quite well.
Anyone who has had to deal with a realtor these days can understand what we're getting at - they are as smarmy as a used car salesmen. Sorry to all of you great Realtors out there - this guy def. gives off that impression...and his wife isn't that much better of a person either.
It's funny how relatable their relationship is to us viewers. Most of many arguments that come up in a relationship have not one, not two, but three sides - the third being the truth.
 As it turns out, both of them were really just trying to »
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