Post details: The Ghosts Of Motley Hall

10/09/07

Permalink 12:27:01 pm, by Email , 114 words   English (CA)
Categories: Pop Culture & The Paranormal

The Ghosts Of Motley Hall

This gentle children's classic from the 1970's was about a group of ghosts from differing eras all co-existing "haunting" Motley Hall. Although it was aimed at kids paranormal enthusiasts will enjoy it for the encounters that the likeable ghosts have with would-be mediums, ghost hunters etc.

I was sooo excited to find the above clip on YouTube. This is the final episode in the 3 season run of this fun show. It deals with the possibility of the ghosts being exorcised, and how they do not wish to go, which is an ethical question I have had in regards to "house clearings, spirit rescues et al" for many years now....

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Comment from: David Ginger [Visitor] Email · http://www.ghostsceneinvestigations.org/
Classic TV

I must agree with your sentiment that it is worth conisdering how the spirits might feel about exorcisim.
PermalinkPermalink 10/11/07 @ 07:06
Comment from: Sue [Member] Email · http://seminars.torontoghosts.org/
David -> Agreed!
PermalinkPermalink 10/11/07 @ 17:18

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