(Warning: the above contains major spoilers for Spectra Season 4, episode 21 “Kyle”.)
Spectra welcomed a new life with the power to see Woodstone’s minds, as Hypermarket Former Ben Feldman went to Guest Star as a new Kyle character.
Presented in a moment outside the manor, Kyle met Pete (Richie Moriarty), crawled by an arrow, while he was collecting food in a counter for a restaurant. Invited by Pete to visit Woodstone, Kyle stopped in the B&B and surprised Sam (Rose Mciver) and Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) with her supernatural capacity.
Sam immediately connected to Kyle due to the fact that he told his own experience of having to constantly have the minds around her. It turned out that Kyle had obtained his capacity after being “Fabio’D”, Aka struck in the face with a large bird while he was riding a roller coaster. Meanwhile, Jay was threatened by the arrival of this newcomer because he noted the ease of connection that Sam and Kyle had, especially after Sam hired Kyle to help ghost functions without consulting Jay.
Consequently, Jay was impatient to find a fault in Kyle and was pointed out towards an previous online conviction in which Kyle had supposed to have entered someone’s house. When Kyle was confronted on this subject, he admitted that he had entered someone’s house and served six months for his crime, but that he was linked to the ghosts when he was trying to recover a medallion that a ghost sought to a parent.
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According to Kyle, the mission of helping the ghost succeeded, which spent his time behind bars in his eyes. Although it was an altruistic act that Kyle did for a ghost, which did not prevent him from making things clumsy when he tried to kiss Sam, took the emotions to meet someone with his supernatural ability to see ghosts.
In the end, Kyle was sent to pack at the end of the episode, but is there a chance that he has ever shown his face in Woodstone in the future? Feldman opens with his performance below.
Were you a fan of Ghosts Before winning this guest role?
Ben Feldman: I hadn’t seen Spectra. I have a lot of friends who really like it and who have made the presceau there, and each person who is like to (work) that the show says that these people are incredible. It was the best time of all time. You don’t always hear that. It is much more fun to destroy a project and the people involved, but in all areas, no one has nothing else to say about this cast. And so when it appeared, I was excited and the guy who directs (Trent O’Donnell) is a friend close to me, and we made a show together in Australia not long ago, so all the signs indicated me and giant my ass in Montreal for a week.
You make a whole entrance during your “meat-mignonne” with Pete while he sniffs your plate at the restaurant. How did you feel the introduction and importance of Kyle’s presence in the series?
I am happy to have understood how important it is to have a second character with this set of special skills over time. I did not come immediately to understand how much it was a big problem. I would probably have been a little more nervous, but I understand now. It’s a big problem. But being presented to this show, people were incredible. I knew a few people. I knew Utkarsh, and there are writers in the series that I knew HypermarketAnd Rose and one of my best friends are the best friends. There are all these crazy connections. But the people I met were incredible. Richie is one of the funniest guys of all time. And I could not have been lucky to have it as one (guide in the show).
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What was your reaction to learning Kyle’s background and how he obtained this “curse” to see ghosts after being “fabio’d”?
Well, first of all, I think it is important that Fabio becomes a verb, and I am happy that the spectacle introduced it into the lexicon. But yes, I think there are two elements in this character. I think there is this silly kind of superficial stuff. My first point to remember was that there was a real time when he was talking about the difficulty of finding a job. When I read this part of the script, I had never really stopped and I thought of what a giant pain in the ass would be to go through life like this, to move to a world where you have to pretend that all these things are not around you or you look like a total psychopath.
No one else understands what’s going on every second in your life. And I realized that it was quite difficult. I understand why he is bored by ghosts, why he calls this a curse. And then you have the elements that he cannot maintain a relationship, and he jumps a lot, but in the end, he really has a deep level of compassion and empathy in him, this is how I connected him. This is why he supports all these bulls ** t. He cares about people. Ghosts can drive him crazy, but their relationships and who are as humans count for him. And I think it’s a truly thoughtful guy who got the end of an invisible ghost stick.
What dynamic with ghosts would you have liked to explore more with Kyle?
They are team players. Selfishly, as a human who presents himself in Canada and draws these scenes. These (scenes with Hetty) have always been the funniest. (Rebecca Wisocky) is such a funny actress, and these lines are so ridiculous. They were those where they would call cut and we would all be broken. But all are really fun. They are all a party, the incredible characters and actors who play them.
Why is he so willing to work to help ghosts and their silly whims?
Taking these jobs is ridiculous. And we learned in the episode (episode that Kyle) went to Dartmouth, he is an intelligent guy, and taking this work was only another part of me realizing that the life of this guy must be absolute hell, that he has this massive secret that it is the only place where he can go because he is so excited to meet someone else for the first time on Earth that has this ridiculous thing. I would do the work it took to arrive at this person too. And I think a lot of this excitement has continued … I think he caught up so much. It has become a little irresponsible with this feeling or something else. But I understand. I would go there if I was too. What are you going to do else? Otherwise, you just keep secrets all day long, the day and you are tracked down by crazy in Putin stores.
Did Kyle thought things leaning up to kiss Sam?
I don’t think. I think what you looked at in this episode was a fully achieved unilateral encounter. She didn’t feel it. She might have had strange, conflicting and complicated answers, but it’s her thing for him. I think he looked at a guy who really wanted to meet someone else who has what’s going on with him. And then you watched him fall in love with her once he was in this situation, once he saw himself in real life, surrounded by all this curse, then of the antidote.
Do you want to come back, or do you think Kyle is too embarrassed to show her face again in Woodstone?
I think there is an element of non-glassmake for him. I don’t think it would be (too embarrassed), I mean, as soon as he was rejected from the kiss, he asked him for money. So, I think that if there is another person on earth who has what he has, being rejected in the house in which she lives with the love of her real life, I think he can overcome that if it means being able to return to this world. And as far as I’m concerned, I would like to go back. These people are so fun. So I hope they have (Kyle) back.
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