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He also will continue to write and direct episodes of the
supernatural drama from Touchstone TV and CBS Paramount Network
TV, which is returning for a second season in the fall. Gray said he was surprised but very pleased by "Ghost's"
ratings success. "We seem to have tapped into some desire and need from the
audience to believe that there is more there than you can see,
and we try to bring some hybrid of horror and a
character-driven story," he said. Gray plans to stay the course next season. "We're very interested in developing our mythology further
while staying true to the core (of the show) -- get a good
scare and a good cry -- that people respond to," he added. Gray wrote and directed the pilot as well as the two-part
first-season finale. He also will write and direct the two-hour
second-season opener as well as two or three more episodes next
season. Gray oversees the writers on the show from New York --
where he lives -- and executive produces the series with
Touchstone TV-based Ian Sander and Kim Moses. Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
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