‘The Ghost & Molly McGee’ Coming To Disney+ In October

Disney announced that a second season of animated buddy-comedy “The Ghost and Molly McGee” has been ordered ahead of its series premiere on Disney Channel. The series premiered on Friday, October 1 on Disney Channel, following the debut of the new Disney Channel Original Movie “Under Wraps.” Although a specific release date has not been announced yet, Disney did reveal that new episodes will be available on Disney+ in October.

Created and executive produced by Bill Motz and Bob Roth (“LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures”), along with executive producer Steve Loter (“Kim Possible”), the series follows tween optimist Molly, who lives to make the world a better place, and grumpy ghost Scratch, whose job is to spread misery.
The first season will also welcome guest stars Kelsey Grammer (“Cheers”), Natasha Rothwell (“Insecure”), Greta Gerwig (“Lady Bird”), Yvette Nicole Brown (“Community”) and Jane Lynch (“Glee”).​

Joining the previously announced lead voice cast—Ashly Burch (Molly McGee) and Dana Snyder (Scratch)—the additional main series voice cast includes Jordan Klepper (“Klepper”) as the voice of Pete, Molly’s anxiously idealistic father; Sumalee Montano (“The Lost Symbol”) as the voice of Sharon and Grandma Nin, Molly’s creatively pragmatic mother and adoring grandmother, respectively; and Michaela Dietz (“Steven Universe”) as the voice of Darryl, Molly’s mischievously entrepreneurial brother.
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Additional season one guest stars include Jenifer Lewis (ABC’s “black-ish”), Danny Trejo (“Machete”), Aparna Nancherla (“Corporate”), Pamela Adlon (“Better Things”), Patton Oswalt (“Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K.”), D’Arcy Carden (“The Good Place”), Thomas Lennon (“Reno 911!”), Jessica Keenan Wynn (“Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again”) and Sean Giambrone (ABC’s “The Goldbergs”).

Q&A with the starts of the show 

We had a virtual Q&A with Ashley Burch (voice of Molly) and Dana Snyder (voice of Scratch). They were both so down to earth and you can see they love voicing the characters. We did learn about diversity during the show, and how when they casted Ashely to play Molly, they were looking for someone with a mixed background to include that in the show. 
Dana cares so much about making Scratch as believable and lovable as he can, and they both agree that the show has a great message for friendship and also being proud of being different.

We also had the chance to learn how to draw "Scratch" while we enjoyed some sweets sent to us by the public relations team at Disney Channel. 

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You can watch new episodes premiere each Saturday on Disney Channel and you can watch season one available now on Disney+