Introduction
The anticipation is high as CBS prepares to air the season 3 premiere of “Ghosts” on Thursday, February 15, promising to finally address the cliffhanger from the previous season. With a beam of light signaling the departure of one of the mansion’s ghosts, fans are left wondering which beloved character may bid farewell. Among the ensemble cast, Asher Grodman shines as Trevor Lefkowitz, a deceased stockbroker known for his unique backstory. Ahead of the new season, Grodman shares insights into his character’s evolution, the upcoming storyline, and the series’ comedic dynamics.
FAQ
How did you react when you first read the script for the season 2 finale?
Grodman reflects on the chaotic atmosphere surrounding the end of season 2 and shares his initial thoughts on the script’s tantalizing cliffhanger, teasing the anticipation for the upcoming premiere.
Will the season 3 premiere provide answers to fans’ burning questions from the previous season?
Grodman assures fans that the season 3 premiere will address lingering questions while promising new mysteries to keep audiences engaged and intrigued.
How has your perception of Trevor evolved since the beginning of the series?
From the pilot episode to season 3, Grodman discusses Trevor’s development, including insights into his character’s personality, relationships, and backstory.
How did the revelation about Trevor’s backstory influence your portrayal of the character?
Grodman explores Trevor’s moral compass and loyalty, shedding light on the complexities of his character and the impact of his past on his afterlife.
Are there any unanswered questions about Trevor’s life that you hope to see addressed in the future?
Looking ahead, Grodman shares his thoughts on potential storylines exploring Trevor’s transition to the afterlife and his extravagant lifestyle before his death.
What are your thoughts on Trevor’s romantic dynamics and potential storylines in season 3?
Grodman discusses Trevor’s relationships with other characters, including his interactions with Hetty and his playful dynamic with Sam, teasing future developments.
Do you prefer Jay’s inability to see ghosts for comedic effect, or would you like to see him gain ghostly vision?
Grodman shares his perspective on Jay’s unique position and the comedic opportunities it presents, hinting at potential surprises in the new season.
How will season 3 change things up from previous seasons?
Grodman offers insights into the upcoming season, teasing new sets, flashbacks, and character introductions, promising an expansion of the series’ visual and narrative scope.