Dead Like Me: The Complete Collection

George (Ellen Muth) 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. But all that changes when George's mortality comes to an abrupt halt in a fluke accident - a toilet seat from the MIR space station falls from the sky and drives her into the pavement. In order to for her soul to move on to its next level George finds out there she has a quota of souls she must remove from those about to die. Dead Like Me revolves around George's adventure.

George (Ellen Muth) 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. But all that changes when George's mortality comes to an abrupt halt in a fluke accident - a toilet seat from the MIR space station falls from the sky and drives her into the pavement. In order to for her soul to move on to its next level George finds out there she has a quota of souls she must remove from those about to die. Dead Like Me revolves around George's adventure.

George suffers reaper's remorse and tries to quit her new job only to find there are consequences when she shirks her reaper duties. Determined to make her so-called afterlife work George attempts to get a real job to support herself and once again reluctantly graces Dolores Herbig's doorway at the Happy Time Temp Agency.

George breaks a cardinal rule and sneaks back to her parents house. She attempts to communicate with her mother only to discover that the annoyingly trite saying you can never go home is even more accurate when you're dead.

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. While continuing to keep tabs on her little sister George realizes she can take care of herself.

George suffers reaper's remorse and tries to quit her new job only to find there are consequences when she shirks her reaper duties. Determined to make her so-called afterlife work George attempts to get a real job to support herself and once again reluctantly graces Dolores Herbig's doorway at the Happy Time Temp Agency.

In order to teach George a lesson about taking her role as a grimr eaper more seriously Rube sends her on a difficult mission. In her absence Rube discovers Yvonne a reaper from his past who has just returned from a particularly difficult mission of her own... a mission she began sixty years ago.

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..

After George brings home a dog left behind by one of her assignments her life suddenly gets considerably more complicated. Meanwhile Rube takes a job as a short order cook at Der Waffle Haus after he reaps the main chef.

An assignment leads George to a college campus where she befriends a fresh-faced coed with a curious fascination for a literature professor...who just happen's to be George's dad! Sitting in class with her new friend George gets to know her dad - and herself - in a way she never did in life.

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. Using a dead relative story to get a few days off from Happy Time George is used as an assistant who must baby sit the woman's soul until Daisy can arrange a seance. But Rube is onto them and busts the trio chastising them for abusing their powers. Meanwhile Rube learns that Roxy's uncharacteristic cheer coincides with the anniversary of her death. He helps her deal with her grief and move on as George returns to Happy Time

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 Mason takes the souls of a gay together-forever couple while Daisy is called to task by the soul of a young painter who won't cross over. And when JD the dog runs away from the Lass home Reggie Joy and Clancy blame each other as they search for the glue of the family.

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. After glimpsing a post-it which lists her family's address George disobeys Rube and rushes to the Lass house.

When the Gravelings take the day off our reapers are stuck cleaning up an ensuing filing fiasco. Although the filing gets underway at Der Waffle Haus George convinces Rube to move the operation after hours to Happy Time where computers and modern technology are available. Meanwhile George is distressed to see Joy Clancy and Reggie heading to the family cabin without her. George reflects on the family's happier times at the cabin as we see her parent's marriage fall apart.

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. Elsewhere Mason embraces a young woman who puts an end to his sexual dry streak after he divulges his undead secret identity. And back at Happy Time George asks Delores for her job back. In the end the reapers gather at George's gravesite.

At her day job George gets to train the boss's cute but dumb nephew while Mason dresses as a clown to reap a soul at a kid's birthday party.

George figures that with all the bad luck she had while she was alive things might even out in the afterlife. But death isn't like that.

In an attempt to bond with her co-workers George goes on the annual Happy Time retreat but she can't escape her duties as a grim reaper.

George reflects back on her childhood and decides that the secret to popularity is being mean to people.

Deadlines loom large as the reapers snatch some hurried souls and George helps Delores impress an efficiency expert studying Happy Time's operations.

George faces her first big decision at Happy Time and Joy looks forward to a new life after accepting an offer on the family home.

George experiences the power of celebrity death when she plucks the soul of a rock star.

George nearly falls for someone she is supposed to reap while Reggie makes friends with a young pet reaper.

George reunites with her new love at his father's funeral.

After losing her virginity to Trip George sours on love when he doesn't call.

When George tries to pass herself off as the relative of a homeless man she finds herself more involved in his death than she planned.

Ray and Mason fight for Daisy's affection and George must persuade an old lady that she has really died.

George regrets the things she didn't accomplish in her life while Mason prepares to move on in the afterlife. Meanwhile Reggie stays home alone.

George finds out that her mother was in Happy Time looking for her file. Rube goes to see his daughter after receiving upsetting news from Penny. Ray continues to cause problems even after his death and Mason runs into a bit of trouble with Kiffany.

Halloween is a busy day for the Reapers as a serial killer stalks the city.