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"The Fades" is a murky supernatural comedy-drama, where yet another adolescent wallowing in angst discovers his own Very Big destiny. Apocalyptic issues surrounding life, death and the great in ...

Then Neil (Johnny Harris), the man who was attacked, tracks Paul down and tells him the truth. Paul can see ghosts, or Fades, because he is an Angelic, a supernaturally powered ghost buster of sorts.

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The One Where: Paul’s powers start cropping up at inconvenient moments, his friendship with Mac is tested and the Fades continue evolving. Verdict: Blimey. I most certainly wasn’t expecting that.