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The Ghost and Molly McGee Creators Tease The Origins of the Super Cool Chen Family

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Season 2 of The Ghost and Molly McGee introduces the Chen Family, and creators and executive producers Bill Motz and Bob Roth tell us how much of their back story we’ll get to see. Disney Channel’s amazing uplifting animated series, The Ghost and Molly McGee, is in the full strides of its second season. This season introduces a whole family of BFFs to the McGees, the Chen Family. Each member of the Chen Family perfectly complements a member of the McGee family, in perfect friendship and maybe even a little more in Molly’s case. However, when things seem to good to be true, they often are, as despite the Chen Family being the McGee Family’s new BFFs, they’re also renowned ghost hunters! How could the perfect friends have such opposing viewpoints on ghosts? Series creators Bill Motz and Bob Roth give us some clues.

How Much Backstory of the Chen Family Will We See in The Ghost and Molly McGee Season 2?

RELATED: The Ghost and Molly McGee Creators Wanted to Make A Show About Friends Not 2 People Who Hate Each Other The Illuminerdi: You didn’t go too deep into it in the opening episode, you do set up the Chens’ back story. They’re famous MeToubers. They obviously don this [ghost hunting] before. Can you tease how much of their origin we’re going to get to see?
Bob Roth: You’re going to see some hints of it. Bill Motz: What is it? You’re going to see why? Bob Roth: Yeah, you’re going to see definitely why. Okay. We can’t say too much without spoiling. Bill Motz: But. Bob Roth: Yeah, you’re going to learn what was the inciting incident in the screenwriter talk for the Chens to become the ghost hunting Chens. Bill Motz: And then you will also get a little sense of that MeTube community of people who have shows on and other ghost hunters and some other dynamics that go on in that world, too. Bob Roth: We have an episode where we go to a paranormal convention, which is super fun. Bill Motz and Bob Roth, Creators and Executive Producers of The Ghost and Molly McGee
RELATED: The Ghost and Molly McGee Creators Want to Add Positivity and Joy to The World They really didn’t give any details, but they did let us know we will get to see the inciting incident that puts the Chens in the opposing camp when it comes to ghosts.

ABOUT THE GHOST AND MOLLY MCGEE

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Release: Season 2 now airing on the Disney Channel and Streaming on Disney+ Created By: Bill Motz, Bob Roth Executive Producers: Steve Loter, Bill Motz, Bob Roth Producer: Bitta Reitman Editors: Tony Molina (S1), John Royer (Current) Production Company: Disney Television Animation Cast: Ashly Burch, Dana Snyder, Jordan Klepper, Sumalee Montano, Micaela Dietz, Lara Jill Miller Synopsis: The Ghost and Molly McGee is the story of a ghost and the girl who brings him back to life… figuratively. When a cantankerous ghost named Scratch places a curse on exuberant tween Molly McGee, it backfires and leaves him forever cursed to be in Molly’s presence. Now he’s forced to go everywhere Molly goes and do everything Molly does… which, in Molly’s eyes, makes him her best friend! As Molly drags reluctant Scratch along on all her misadventures, a funny thing happens: Scratch comes to like Molly, and an unlikely friendship blossoms. The Ghost and Molly McGee is currently in full stride of Season 2 with new episodes premiering every Saturday at 5pm on the Disney Channel, as well as streaming on Disney+. Are you caught up with The Ghost and Molly McGee? Is it possible to watch this show and not smile? Are you more like Scratch or Molly? Let us know your thoughts and share your love of the series with us on social media! KEEP READING: The Ghost and Molly McGee Creators Explain Why The Chens Are Best Friends Instead of Rivals

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