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The Book of Changes is the twenty-third episode of the fourth season, and the eighty-fifth overall episode, of the CBS series, Ghost Whisperer, originally premiering on May 15, 2009 as the season four finale. The episode was written and directed by John Gray, and recieved a total of 9.15 million viewers.

Jim and Melinda's wedding is overtaken by an ambitious wedding planner while Melinda deals with dreams that seem to threaten her child. Elsewhere, Eli's ex, Zoe, is caught up in a book sale with tragic consequences. Melinda hopes she can protect her baby after a ghost visits her.

Guest Starring

  • Jaclyn DeSantis as Zoe
  • Ion Overman as Det. Sam Blair
  • Jason Brooks as Jeremy Bishop
  • Graham McTavish as Gordon Bradey
  • Bruce Davison as Josh Bedford
  • Wendy Worthington as Nurse
  • David Clennon as Carl the Watcher
  • Alfonso Freeman as Minister
  • Timothy Lee DePriest as Thief
  • Hailey Sole as Faceless Child

Plot Synopsis

Spirits

Carl the spy ghost Watcher

Zoe the

Faceless Girl

Notes

  • Camryn Manheim (Delia) and Jason Brooks (Jeremy) also worked together in the season 8 episode "Blessed Are They" of The Practice.
  • Camryn Manheim (Delia) and Bruce Davison (Bedford) also worked together in several season 5 episodes of The Practice
  • David Clennon (Carl) and Graham McTavish (Gordon) also worked together in the season 4 episode "Deal Or No Deal" of Prison Break
  • David Clennon (Carl) and Bruce Davison (Bedford) also worked together in the 1996 movie Grace of My Heart, and, in the season 3 episode "Pulling Away" of Thirtysomething.
  • Bruce Davison (Bedford) received the "And" credit.
  • There may be a possible cameo of the shinies at the wedding though they appear in Lost In The Shadows watching Juliet get eaten (almost) by the shadows because there too scared

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