The angel who brought Mary and Joseph to Littleburg two years ago --for what might have been the second coming-- returns for another world-shaking bit of business. It turns out that when the devil's ex-wife fired the demons from the Counting House of Souls in the basement of the Hotel Liminal , they scattered out into the world and caused global havoc. How do you put the demons back in the box?

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Luella Diamond thinks $130,000 is chicken feed hush money, and because there are no ghosts left to soften the air in the Hotel, everyone in the bar has to get drunk. Minnie Gonzales the realtor shows the house that never sells to the brand conceptualizer who's now in big trouble.

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The Littleburg witch Celeste Granting has to give up her practice and go back to her prosaic old name-- Laura Appleby-- because the invisible world has gone silent since the ghosts were fired from the hotel.

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After Luella Diamond has fired the soul counters and spirits from the hotel Liminal, they aggregate into a snowball that pulls all the other spirits out of Littleburg. The sudden clarity leaves the inhabitants with only reality , and that is going to be hard. Celeste loses her powers during a seance , and realizes she may have chosen the wrong life path.

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While half of Littleburg is re-enacting what might have been the Second Coming right there, Vince decides he may sell the hotel Liminal to the devil's ex wife, and invites her to try it for a month. She bullies the whisperers out of the counting house of souls in the hotel basement. They may take the other spirits with them-- stand by for season 3, Littleburg without ghosts.

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The devil’s ex wife thinks Beyoncé was right about Harry and Meghan, Vince ponders points of doctrine— was that Jesus being reborn right here a year ago, or was it as abstract as Schrödinger’s cat? Nonsense tales of fear and faith grow towards a showdown between Vince and the Tesla people who are entitled and very, very hurt.

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Celeste Granting, on her bi- yearly check-in with the Board of spirit guides, draws up the sketch of a new set of ethics, which the voice of the board calls"ETHIQUETTE". Going beyond the rules of the Old Testament, she channels a wide harvest of new commandments. She will also discover just how repellent social life has become.

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Vince is tempted to join the young star Cobbler in London without his wife Harriet, so he seeks advice from his friend the seer Celeste. Who’s desperately trying to find ways to save her clients from new waves of despair. She tries to list reasons for gratitude , and they both end up practicing stichomancy with a text from before the birth of Christ .

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After months under surveillance, Cobbler is deemed clean and able to work with King Charles, who explains to Cobbler over tea at home how they will fight darkness.

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Don Gonzales is listening to a bootleg audio of Cobbler's magnificent song, without knowing it's hers. Vince and Harriet have had problems with Phantom internet services, and Blake, once gentle and humble, has now been humiliated into helpless outrage.

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