Episode 519: LETHAL COMBINATION
Broadcast Date: APRIL 30, 2010

BEWARE! Haunted nanny! When a ghost tells Melinda a neighbor’s nanny is a threat to children, Melinda unravels a twisted relationship between the two women, revealing a haunting secret history. Meanwhile Melinda and Jim’s romance kicks into high gear with ‘date night’.

LETHAL COMBINATION was written by Consulting Producer Stephanie SenGupta; it was directed by Executive Producer Kim Moses.

This episode guest stars: Erin Cahill as Kelly ( Boogeyman 3, Saving Grace); Catherine Dent as Laura (The Shield, Criminal Minds); Samantha Bailey as Emily (The Young and the Restless, Criminal Minds); Jay R. Ferguson as Gil (Easy Money, Sleeper Cell); Kirsten Nelson as Sarah (Psych, Eli Stone); and Deidrie Henry as Dr. Mavis Boyd (Three Rivers, Southland)

Musically, this episode features an outstanding song that is tied to the heart and soul of GHOST WHISPERER– “Ghost Town” written and performed by rising star Danielle Barbe (Glass Bone Records), http://www.daniellebarbe.com/fr_index.cfm. Danielle performed at the GHOST WHISPERER 100th Celebration and we’re thrilled to feature GHOST TOWN in the sound track of LETHAL COMBINATION. Additionally, LETHAL COMBINATION features “Out Tonight” by Lemon Sun; “So Far, So Long” by Alexander Cardinale; and You Make Me Happy” by Lindsey Ray.

Episode 518: DEAD EYE
Broadcast Date: April 9, 2010

When the ghost of a private investigator haunts Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt), she can’t cross him over until she closes a very personal, complex, and occasionally bizarre case. Meanwhile signs begin to emerge that supernatural threats are gathering on the horizon. Watch the promo here!

DEAD EYE was written by Executive Producers P.K. Simonds and Laurie McCarthy. It was directed by John Behring.

This episode guest stars: John Asher as Charlie (NCIS, CSI), Matt Lowe as Todd (Endwar, Double Trouble), Bruce Davison as Josh Bedford (X-men), Erin Chambers as Sherry (Cold Case, Medium), Jeff Hephner as Alex (Easy Money, Private Practice), and Allison Andreas as Brittany (Belittled, 8 Simple Rules).

Musically, this episode features “Cabin” by Mark Feldman, “In Case I Go Again” by Mikey Wax, “Lifetime” by Katharine McPhee (Verve Music Group), “Morning” by Michael Kisur, “Against the Girl” by In For the Kill, “Not A Lullaby” By The Weepies (Nettwerk), and “Ready to Love Again” by Lady Antebellum (Capital Records Nashville).

Episode 517: ON THIN ICE
Broadcast Date: April 2, 2010

A graphic novelist’s livelihood — and life — are threatened when a vengeful ghost takes over his pen, using it to predict violent events that start to come true. ON THIN ICE is very special episode that takes you into a world GHOST WHISPERER has explored on multi platforms (comic books, graphic novels, interactive DVD special features, on-line assets, Comic-Con, etc. ), but NEVER explored in a TV episode. On April 2, Melinda Gordon (Jennifer Love Hewitt) will experience the spirit world like you’ve never seen it before— through a haunted graphic novel that comes to life. You won’t want to miss this stunning all new original episode guest starring Margaret Cho!

In ON THIN ICE, GHOST WHISPERER’S Emmy nominated Visual Effects Team has created a unique digital world that pushes the envelope to new levels rarely experienced on network television. As AVATAR has moved feature films into the 21st Century, GHOST WHISPERER has done the same for television. The GHOST WHISPERER Visual Effects Team (headed up by Armen Kevorkian and Art Codron) has succeeded in breaking new ground in ON THIN ICE, far surpassing their Emmy nominated work on GHOST WHISPERER’S GHOST IN THE MACHINE episode.

ON THIN ICE was written by Co-Producers Melissa Blake and Joy Blake. It was directed by Executive Producer Ian Sander.

This episode guest stars: Margaret Cho as Professor Avery Grant (Drop Dead Diva); Eddie Shin as Damon (Castle, Navy NCIS); Nathan Halliday as Shane (CSI, Cold Case); Cole Williams as Collin (Entourage, Heroes); Eve Gordon as Mariah (Medium, Grey’s Anatomy); Dwier Brown as Jeff (Criminal Minds)

Musically, this episode features “Don’t You Know You’re Beautiful” by Seabird (EMI Christian Music Group); “Safe” by DoubtingParis; “Falling Stars” by Latch Key Kid; “Radio Edit” by Car Stereo Wars (Greg Records); and “Crazy Ride” by Michelle Branch (Warner Bros.)

Episode 516: OLD SINS CAST LONG SHADOWS
Broadcast Date: March 12, 2010

This Friday’s episode, OLD SINS CAST LONG SHADOWS, is the scariest haunted house episode yet! A routine estate sale lands Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) in the center of dark forces battling for the soul of a little girl who’s been trapped in a violently haunted house for years.

OLD SINS CAST LONG SHADOWS was written by Mark B. Perry. It was directed by Jefery Levy.

This episode guest stars: Joey King as Cassidy (Ramona and Beezuz, CSI); Melinda Clarke as Donna (The O.C.); Deborah Van Valkenburgh as Madame Greta (Too Close for Comfort, CSI); and Dendrie Taylor as Naomi (Jarhead, Sons of Anarchy).

Musically, this episode features “We Fit Together” by Jess Penner (Position Music / Recurrent Records); “Piece of My Mind” by Session 5; and “All This Time” by One Republic (Mosley Music / Interscope Records). For The Ghost Whisperer OLD SINS CAST LONG SHADOWS PLAY LIST this week, please visit http://www.myspace.com/ghostwhisperer .

IMPLOSION was written by Ghost Whisperer creator John Gray and directed by Executive Producer Jennifer Love Hewitt. When Army surplus items are found to be haunted, Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) soon figures out that this ghost had discovered a hidden munitions dump while he was alive — complete with unexploded bombs. And one of those bombs is now missing, in the hands of someone in Grandview with dark intentions. (This is a great reconnect to Ghost Whisperer’s pilot, which John Gray also wrote — when you watch the 100th you’ll see why.)

The 100th Episode guest stars: Stephen Lee as George (Bones, Numb3rs), Joey Luthman as Joey (Private Practice, Weeds), Alexie Gilmore as Julie (Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice), Joe Zuniga as Officer Luis Simon (CSI, Castle) and Sarah Teresa as Ghost Nurse (Hearts and Hotel Rooms).

The CBS series Ghost Whisperer, which stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, David Conrad, Camryn Manheim and Christoph Sanders, will celebrate its 100th episode on Friday, March 5 at 8 PM ET on CBS. To celebrate the milestone, CBS has released a list of its most memorable ghostly moments of the series.

Over the course of 100 episodes of Ghost Whisperer, Melinda Gordon has crossed over 404 ghosts into the light. But it hasn’t been easy. Here’s a list of 100 ghostly encounters that have wreaked havoc in the Ghost Whisperer world…

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Episode 514: DEAD TO ME
Broadcast Date: February 5, 2010

When Ned’s (Christoph Sanders) Occult Anthro Professor (Margaret Cho) is stalked by a secret admirer who turns out to be dead, it takes a Ouija board and all of Melinda’s (Jennifer Love Hewitt) skills to help solve the mystery. But the unpredictable Ouija board soon unearths a new mystery when it warns of the death of someone we know…

DEAD TO ME was written by Pam Norris. It was directed by Ralph Hemecker.

This episode guest stars: Margaret Cho in the recurring role of Professor Avery Grant (Drop Dead Diva, 17 Again); David Julian Hirsh as Brian (Hawthorne, Cold Case), Mary Mouser as Madison (Lie To Me, Chowder), and Ryan Alvarez as Trey (Bones, Monk).

Musically, this episode features “Black” by Brianna Rettig; “Are You Out There” by Session 5; “Hourglass” by January (Quango Music Group); “Stay Close To Me” by Justin James (Gold Sky Records); “Bhabani Tanpura” by APM; “Cold Feet” by Winston; and “Enemies” by Mindy Smith.

On March 4, Daily Variety will visit “Ghost Whisperer” as it celebrates it’s landmark 100th episode. We’ll discuss the show’s success as a primetime linchpin since it’s launch in 2005. Join us as we interview the show’s stars, Jennifer Love Hewitt, David Conrad, Camryn Manheim, Jamie Kennedy, Christoph Sanders and Conner Gibbs as well as show creator John Gray and executive producers Ian Sander, Kim Moses and P.K. Simonds.

This issue provides your fan club with the ideal opportunity to congratulate the show on the milestone of 100 episodes, while at the same time making the entire entertainment industry aware of your loyalty to Ghost Whisperer.

Issue Date: March 4

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Episode 513 – LIVING NIGHTMARE
Broadcast Date: January 29, 2010

Madness seems to grip the hospital — and the town — when a ghost who is making no sense haunts a patient who’s making even less. The mystery deepens as Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) discovers a family secret that has killed before, and may kill again.

LIVING NIGHTMARE was written by Executive Producers P.K. Simonds and Laurie McCarthy. It was directed by Executive Producer Ian Sander.

This episode guest stars: Victoria Rowell as Adrienne (Young and the Restless); Bruno Campos as Vernon Dokes (The Princess and the Frog, Royal Pains); Josh Stewart as Robert Wharton (Criminal Minds, Law Abiding Citizen); Marina Black as Helen Reeman (Flash Forward, Saving Grace); Megan Henning as Lane Dokes (Mad Men, Grey’s Anatomy) and Ion Overman as Detective Sam Blair (Three Rivers, Castle).

Musically, this episode features “Late Night Driving” by Peter Bradley Adams and original music by composer Mark Snow.

Episode 512 – BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE
Broadcast Date: January 15, 2010

A family who is new in town — with a daughter Ned (Christoph Sanders) is attracted to — starts behaving strangely. They seem to be hiding from someone — and not just the ghost that’s haunting them. When Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) discovers the truth, buried deep in the family’s past, it threatens to tear apart not only the family, but a young couple just falling in love.

BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE was written by Consulting Producer Jeannine Renshaw and Ben Chaney. It was directed by Jan Eliasberg.

This episode guest stars: Steven Culp as Dave Walker (Desperate Housewives, Saving Grace); Ion Overman as Detective Sam Blair (Three Rivers, Castle); Candace Bailey as Katie Walker (Jericho, Robot Chicken); Nick Eversman as Mike Walker (Helix, CSI: Miami); and Kari Coleman as Diane Walker (Three Rivers, Castle).

Musically, this episode features “Let it Shine” by Matthew Dorrien (Family Records); “Slavonic Dance” by APM; “Play On” by The Parlotones (Sovereign Entertainment); “Where I Stood” by Missy Higgins (Reprise); “Why Pretend” by Rie Sinclair; “Millionaire” by Simon Kelly; “Don’t Leave Me Alone” by Skyler Stonestreet (SongsForTVandFilmDotCom); “Wherever You Are” by Madi Diaz.