Robinson House (Yorkshire Series)

**Robinson House** is a fan adaption of the British BBC sitcom Ghosts and it’s American CBS sitcom of the same name. It is set in Yorkshire in the UK.

Synopsis

When a 27 year old woman and her husband inherit a mansion from her recently dead great-grandmother, whom she’s only met a couple of times, they think their luck has changed. However, after the woman has a life-threatening accident, she finds she can see Ghosts when she returns to the mansion. She must now come accustomed to living with the living and the dead.

Episodes

Pilot

A New Power

Dinner with the Taylor-Peterson’s

Main Characters (living)

Casey Griffiths (nee Robinson) - a 27 year old woman who works at Sainsbury’s at the start of the show, but quits her job once she inherits a mansion called Robinson House to work on turning the mansion into a B & B. She married Dan a year prior to when she inherited Robinson House, inviting him to move in with her into her small flat after their wedding. However, they wanted more space, hoping to start a family someday. After a life-threatening accident, Casey fiend she can see and hear Ghosts when she returns to the mansion.

Dan Griffiths - a 27 year old man who works at McDonalds at the start of the show, but quits his job once Casey inherits a mansion to work on turning the mansion into a B & B. Dan married Casey a year prior to when they move to Robinson House, moving into Casey’s small flat after their wedding. However, they wanted more space, hoping to start a family someday. Dan is completely supportive and caring to Casey, easily accepting Casey’s new ability to see Ghosts because of his love her.

Main Characters (dead)

Edgar - A man from the Anglo-Saxon era who was struck by lightning while sheltering under a tree during a thunder storm. He has the power to control lights.

Anne - A woman from the Tudor era who was beheaded. She often finds her head and body being separated and spends long periods of time looking for her body.

Jane - A woman from the Stuart era who was burned at the stake for Petty Treason. She has the power to make people feel boiling hot for a few seconds whenever she walks through a living person, even when it snows.

Arthur - A playwright from the Georgian era who wished to be like his idol, William Shakespeare, but was constantly overlooked. He died after being poisoned.

Bessie - A woman from the Victorian era who died after falling down the stairs. She is physically the eldest Ghost, being in her sixties, but is not the eldest Ghost chronologically. She has the power to be seen by the living in photographs.

Francis - A man from the First World War who died after being shot.

Gillian - A young woman from the 1960s who died after going swimming in the lake on the grounds of Robinson House (while under the influence of drugs) and drowning. She can make living people high on drugs for a few seconds if she passes through them.

Clive - A man from the 1980s who died after being crushed by a Horse.

Chuck - A young man from the 1990s who died after going onto the roof while drunk, but slipped and plummeted to his death. He had no trousers on at the time. He has a very rare power, he can interact with physical things, though he has to concentrate and try very hard to achieve this.

Recurring Characters (living)

Alexander Taylor-Peterson - an old man who lives in the mansion next to Robinson House. He is very snobby and self-entitled, feeling like he is the star of their Village and tries to impress everyone he meets with his family history, which tends to be found rather boring by his peers.

Camilla Taylor-Peterson - an old woman, married to Alexander, who lives in the mansion next to Robinson House. She is snobby and bossy, believing herself to be better than most of the people she meets. Camilla gets bored by her husband’s stories about his family history, and is an Alcoholic.

Recurring Characters (dead)

Battle Ghosts - A group (about seven) of Ghosts who died in battle during the Wars of the Roses.

Abigail - A young child who died of Smallpox during the Georgian era.