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Melinda Gordon inherited her "gift" - the ability to see and talk with the spirits of dead people - from, and was coached in its use by her grandmother. Running an antique store in a small town, newly married to a paramedic, Melinda helps the ghosts wandering around who are trapped between worlds by helping them to resolve unfulfilled aspects of their former life. Written by
Ron Kerrigan <mvg@whidbey.com>
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The dead are talking...and she is listening.
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Trivia
The stories are based in part on the work of spirit communicator Mary Ann Winkowski.
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Goofs
In the episode The Prophet (2.21) Melinda states that Andrea died in a plane crash that occurred on May 11. May 11 is a big day for disasters, as it's mentioned numerous times. Later, in the episode Book of Changes (4.23), Andrea's name is followed with 8204, which reversed is supposed to be her date of death, which would be April 28, not May 11 as previously stated.
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Quotes
Melinda Gordon:
I don't have to love you... I choose to...
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Connections
Referenced in
Nip/Tuck: Candy Richards (2008)
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