Ghosted: [s1e12]

Many viewers praised the emotional development between the leads. The episode explores Leroy's protective nature toward Max, rooted in the loss of his former partner, which adds a layer of "heart" to the comedy.

Under new management (including The Office 's Paul Lieberstein), the show adopted a mockumentary-style handheld camera and slower joke pacing. Some fans found this "distracting" and "obnoxious," feeling it didn't fit the original paranormal premise.

For more detailed breakdowns, you can check IMDb's episode page or Rotten Tomatoes . Ghosted Episode 12 Review - The Game of Nerds

In this episode, Leroy (Craig Robinson) brings in a psychic to help identify who bugged their office. While Leroy and Annie are believers, Max (Adam Scott) remains deeply skeptical of the "superstitions". The tension rises when the psychic predicts that someone in the office will die on their way home, leading to a comedic and paranoid standoff as the team refuses to leave the building. Critical Review

The Season 1, Episode 12, titled "The Premonition," is a pivotal entry that highlights the show's mid-season retooling. This episode leans heavily into character dynamics and a "bottle episode" format, where the action is confined mostly to the Bureau Underground office. Plot Summary

Reviews for this episode are polarized, largely due to the show's drastic shift in tone under new showrunners.