Dead Like Me

George is an 18 year-old college dropout with no real skills, no interests and no motivation. Her life is built around cynicism that infuriates her family and anyone else who comes into contact with her.

George suffers reaper's remorse and tries to quit her new job only to find there are consequences when she shirks her reaper duties.

George breaks a cardinal rule, and attempts to make contact with her mother.

George finds a loophole in the Reaper rules and decides to "spare" her next mark, but quickly learns that if you flip-off Fate, Fate flings it right back in your face ten-fold.

George mistakenly pops the wrong soul, and all hell breaks loose when Betty decides to piggy-back on a soul and cross over.

In order to teach George a lesson about taking her role as a grim reaper more seriously, Rube sends her on a difficult mission.

George finds herself in a strange and potentially romantic relationship with a man who can see gravelings while Rube helps Yvonne adapt to life in the new millennium and cope with the fallout of her years of deep sea imprisonment.

George gets a pet and Rube takes a shift on the grill at Der Waffle Haus.

George makes a new friend and discovers her dad is not the person she thought he was.

Fed up with her low-paying job, George is vulnerable to a scam cooked up by Daisy and Mason to extort money from the rich son of a woman whose soul will not cross over.

After George informs Delores that she's found another higher-paying job and will be leaving Happy Time, a bereft Delores organizes a going away party,

Unable to sleep and reflecting on her life (and afterlife), George heads to the Waffle Haus where she finds the reapers filling out evaluations under Rube's watchful eye.

When the Gravelings take the day off, our reapers are stuck cleaning up an ensuing filing fiasco.

The Lass family is preparing to visit George's gravesite, where her headstone is being set. Meanwhile, Rube pops the soul of a yoga teacher who, surprisingly, can't wait to embrace the great beyond.