The Ghost and Molly McGee episode list

The following is a list of episodes of The Ghost and Molly McGee, listed in the order they originally aired. The series premiered on October 1, 2021. A preview of the series aired on May 1, 2021, during the "Halfway to Halloween" event on Disney Channel. Respectively, episodes 3-5 had early premieres on the streaming service Disney+ on October 6, 2021 prior to their Disney Channel premieres. On August 31, 2021, before the series premiered, it was renewed for a second season.
==Series Overview==
Season	Episodes	Segments	Originally aired	Originally aired
Season	Episodes	Segments	Season premiere 	Season finale
Shorts	7 	7 	October 3, 2021 	September 25, 2023
1 	20 	40 	October 1, 2021 	July 9, 2022
2 	21 	38 	April 1, 2023 	January 13, 2024
Total 	Total 	Total 	Series premiere 	Series finale
1-2 	41 	78 	October 1, 2021 	January 13, 2024
==Shorts (2021-2023)==
No. inSeries 	No. inSeason 	Title 	OriginalAirdate
Chibi Tiny Tales 	Chibi Tiny Tales 	Chibi Tiny Tales 	Chibi Tiny Tales
01 	01 	"Scratch Haunts" 	October 3, 2021
Scratch is on the loose haunting Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb, Anne from Amphibia, and the Green family from Big City Greens! Luckily, Gramma knows how to put a stop to it! 	Scratch is on the loose haunting Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb, Anne from Amphibia, and the Green family from Big City Greens! Luckily, Gramma knows how to put a stop to it! 	Scratch is on the loose haunting Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb, Anne from Amphibia, and the Green family from Big City Greens! Luckily, Gramma knows how to put a stop to it! 	Scratch is on the loose haunting Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb, Anne from Amphibia, and the Green family from Big City Greens! Luckily, Gramma knows how to put a stop to it!
02 	02 	"Molly's Haunted Mansion" 	October 8, 2021
Disney's Haunted Mansion is gaining a new ghost...and Molly McGee! Scratch and Molly take over and make some new ghostly friends! 	Disney's Haunted Mansion is gaining a new ghost...and Molly McGee! Scratch and Molly take over and make some new ghostly friends! 	Disney's Haunted Mansion is gaining a new ghost...and Molly McGee! Scratch and Molly take over and make some new ghostly friends! 	Disney's Haunted Mansion is gaining a new ghost...and Molly McGee! Scratch and Molly take over and make some new ghostly friends!
03 	03 	"Scratch's Sugar Rush" 	October 17, 2021
Sugar Rush! When Scratch and Molly go Trick-or-Treating, Scratch gets carried away and eats too much candy! 	Sugar Rush! When Scratch and Molly go Trick-or-Treating, Scratch gets carried away and eats too much candy! 	Sugar Rush! When Scratch and Molly go Trick-or-Treating, Scratch gets carried away and eats too much candy! 	Sugar Rush! When Scratch and Molly go Trick-or-Treating, Scratch gets carried away and eats too much candy!
04 	04 	"Bedroom Battle" 	April 4, 2022
Molly and Scratch both have different ideas on how to decorate their room. It's a bedroom battle! Who will win? 	Molly and Scratch both have different ideas on how to decorate their room. It's a bedroom battle! Who will win? 	Molly and Scratch both have different ideas on how to decorate their room. It's a bedroom battle! Who will win? 	Molly and Scratch both have different ideas on how to decorate their room. It's a bedroom battle! Who will win?
05 	05 	"Springtime for Mama Scratch" 	May 1, 2022
Molly and Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee are back in Chibi form! This time they are getting ready for Spring! There is only one problem; all the animals think Scratch is their mom!	Molly and Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee are back in Chibi form! This time they are getting ready for Spring! There is only one problem; all the animals think Scratch is their mom!	Molly and Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee are back in Chibi form! This time they are getting ready for Spring! There is only one problem; all the animals think Scratch is their mom!	Molly and Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee are back in Chibi form! This time they are getting ready for Spring! There is only one problem; all the animals think Scratch is their mom!
06 	06 	"Scratch, Molly’s Third Wheel" 	April 15, 2023
All Scratch wants to do is watch a movie with his friends but everyone is already coupled up! What’s a ghost to do? 	All Scratch wants to do is watch a movie with his friends but everyone is already coupled up! What’s a ghost to do? 	All Scratch wants to do is watch a movie with his friends but everyone is already coupled up! What’s a ghost to do? 	All Scratch wants to do is watch a movie with his friends but everyone is already coupled up! What’s a ghost to do?
Random Rings 	Random Rings 	Random Rings 	Random Rings
07 	01 	"Scratch Calls the Haunted Mansion" 	September 25, 2023
When Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee needs a breather from Molly’s endless enhappifying, he decides to call the Haunted Mansion and see if there’s room for one more! 	When Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee needs a breather from Molly’s endless enhappifying, he decides to call the Haunted Mansion and see if there’s room for one more! 	When Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee needs a breather from Molly’s endless enhappifying, he decides to call the Haunted Mansion and see if there’s room for one more! 	When Scratch from The Ghost and Molly McGee needs a breather from Molly’s endless enhappifying, he decides to call the Haunted Mansion and see if there’s room for one more!
==Season One (2021-2022)==
No. inSeries	No. inSeason	Title 	Original Airdate 	ProductionCode
01 	01 	"The Curse""First Day Frights" 	October 1, 2021 	101
"The Curse": The McGee Family moves into a now decrepit house in their new town of Brighton that just so happens to inhabit, Scratch, one of the worst ghosts in the Ghost Realm. Molly, the daughter, immediately "befriends" him and in his anger accidentally curses her so that he is forever tied to her. He tries to scare the family out of the house so that the curse can be broken, but Molly convinces the family to stay. With the advice of her Grandma Nin, she makes a Sal Phra Phum for Scratch who graciously accepts it under the condition he be fed. In the Ghost Realm, the chairman notices that Brighton's misery gauge went down.
"First Day Frights": Molly is nervous about her first day at school which Scratch tries to take advantage of, but she throws caution to the wind. She attempts to make a good first impression, but ends up upsetting influencer Andrea Davenport after mispronouncing her name and becomes a pariah alongside similar student Libby. When Molly refuses to back down, Scratch accidentally causes Andrea to faint. Everyone begins to insult Molly, but in an empathic moment, Scratch possesses Andrea's body and tells everyone that Molly and Libby are cool. Molly accuses Scratch of caring about her, much to his chagrin.	"The Curse": The McGee Family moves into a now decrepit house in their new town of Brighton that just so happens to inhabit, Scratch, one of the worst ghosts in the Ghost Realm. Molly, the daughter, immediately "befriends" him and in his anger accidentally curses her so that he is forever tied to her. He tries to scare the family out of the house so that the curse can be broken, but Molly convinces the family to stay. With the advice of her Grandma Nin, she makes a Sal Phra Phum for Scratch who graciously accepts it under the condition he be fed. In the Ghost Realm, the chairman notices that Brighton's misery gauge went down.
"First Day Frights": Molly is nervous about her first day at school which Scratch tries to take advantage of, but she throws caution to the wind. She attempts to make a good first impression, but ends up upsetting influencer Andrea Davenport after mispronouncing her name and becomes a pariah alongside similar student Libby. When Molly refuses to back down, Scratch accidentally causes Andrea to faint. Everyone begins to insult Molly, but in an empathic moment, Scratch possesses Andrea's body and tells everyone that Molly and Libby are cool. Molly accuses Scratch of caring about her, much to his chagrin.	"The Curse": The McGee Family moves into a now decrepit house in their new town of Brighton that just so happens to inhabit, Scratch, one of the worst ghosts in the Ghost Realm. Molly, the daughter, immediately "befriends" him and in his anger accidentally curses her so that he is forever tied to her. He tries to scare the family out of the house so that the curse can be broken, but Molly convinces the family to stay. With the advice of her Grandma Nin, she makes a Sal Phra Phum for Scratch who graciously accepts it under the condition he be fed. In the Ghost Realm, the chairman notices that Brighton's misery gauge went down.
"First Day Frights": Molly is nervous about her first day at school which Scratch tries to take advantage of, but she throws caution to the wind. She attempts to make a good first impression, but ends up upsetting influencer Andrea Davenport after mispronouncing her name and becomes a pariah alongside similar student Libby. When Molly refuses to back down, Scratch accidentally causes Andrea to faint. Everyone begins to insult Molly, but in an empathic moment, Scratch possesses Andrea's body and tells everyone that Molly and Libby are cool. Molly accuses Scratch of caring about her, much to his chagrin.	"The Curse": The McGee Family moves into a now decrepit house in their new town of Brighton that just so happens to inhabit, Scratch, one of the worst ghosts in the Ghost Realm. Molly, the daughter, immediately "befriends" him and in his anger accidentally curses her so that he is forever tied to her. He tries to scare the family out of the house so that the curse can be broken, but Molly convinces the family to stay. With the advice of her Grandma Nin, she makes a Sal Phra Phum for Scratch who graciously accepts it under the condition he be fed. In the Ghost Realm, the chairman notices that Brighton's misery gauge went down.
"First Day Frights": Molly is nervous about her first day at school which Scratch tries to take advantage of, but she throws caution to the wind. She attempts to make a good first impression, but ends up upsetting influencer Andrea Davenport after mispronouncing her name and becomes a pariah alongside similar student Libby. When Molly refuses to back down, Scratch accidentally causes Andrea to faint. Everyone begins to insult Molly, but in an empathic moment, Scratch possesses Andrea's body and tells everyone that Molly and Libby are cool. Molly accuses Scratch of caring about her, much to his chagrin.	"The Curse": The McGee Family moves into a now decrepit house in their new town of Brighton that just so happens to inhabit, Scratch, one of the worst ghosts in the Ghost Realm. Molly, the daughter, immediately "befriends" him and in his anger accidentally curses her so that he is forever tied to her. He tries to scare the family out of the house so that the curse can be broken, but Molly convinces the family to stay. With the advice of her Grandma Nin, she makes a Sal Phra Phum for Scratch who graciously accepts it under the condition he be fed. In the Ghost Realm, the chairman notices that Brighton's misery gauge went down.
"First Day Frights": Molly is nervous about her first day at school which Scratch tries to take advantage of, but she throws caution to the wind. She attempts to make a good first impression, but ends up upsetting influencer Andrea Davenport after mispronouncing her name and becomes a pariah alongside similar student Libby. When Molly refuses to back down, Scratch accidentally causes Andrea to faint. Everyone begins to insult Molly, but in an empathic moment, Scratch possesses Andrea's body and tells everyone that Molly and Libby are cool. Molly accuses Scratch of caring about her, much to his chagrin.
02 	02 	"Howlin' Harriet""The (Un)natural" 	October 2, 2021 	102
"Howlin' Harriet": Molly wants to have a human best friend and filters down to Kat, Sheela and Libby who are all Wilder-Scouts and decides to camp with them while Scratch deals with Geoff, a goofy ghost who claims to be his friend. On a camping trip, Molly seems to favor Sheela and Kat while Libby clumsily meanders through the woods. At night, Libby tells the story of Howlin' Harriet. Scratch decides to scare the kids until the real Harriet appears looking for her missing toes. Molly and Libby make toes for her and she leaves satisfied. Afterwards, Molly and Libby decide to become best friends.
"The (Un)natural": Molly supports her school baseball team the Lemmings who are terrible. She decides to be their primary supporter and joins their team. She turns out to be just as bad and when the opposing team insults her, Scratch uses his powers to make her good. She is at first upset, but Scratch convinces her to go along with it, even though the team still has no spirit. On the last game, Molly decides to not use Scratch and the ball is hit, only for it to fly and be caught by Libby (with her face). Molly succeeds in raising her team's spirits while Scratch scares the opposing team's lead player.	"Howlin' Harriet": Molly wants to have a human best friend and filters down to Kat, Sheela and Libby who are all Wilder-Scouts and decides to camp with them while Scratch deals with Geoff, a goofy ghost who claims to be his friend. On a camping trip, Molly seems to favor Sheela and Kat while Libby clumsily meanders through the woods. At night, Libby tells the story of Howlin' Harriet. Scratch decides to scare the kids until the real Harriet appears looking for her missing toes. Molly and Libby make toes for her and she leaves satisfied. Afterwards, Molly and Libby decide to become best friends.
"The (Un)natural": Molly supports her school baseball team the Lemmings who are terrible. She decides to be their primary supporter and joins their team. She turns out to be just as bad and when the opposing team insults her, Scratch uses his powers to make her good. She is at first upset, but Scratch convinces her to go along with it, even though the team still has no spirit. On the last game, Molly decides to not use Scratch and the ball is hit, only for it to fly and be caught by Libby (with her face). Molly succeeds in raising her team's spirits while Scratch scares the opposing team's lead player.	"Howlin' Harriet": Molly wants to have a human best friend and filters down to Kat, Sheela and Libby who are all Wilder-Scouts and decides to camp with them while Scratch deals with Geoff, a goofy ghost who claims to be his friend. On a camping trip, Molly seems to favor Sheela and Kat while Libby clumsily meanders through the woods. At night, Libby tells the story of Howlin' Harriet. Scratch decides to scare the kids until the real Harriet appears looking for her missing toes. Molly and Libby make toes for her and she leaves satisfied. Afterwards, Molly and Libby decide to become best friends.
"The (Un)natural": Molly supports her school baseball team the Lemmings who are terrible. She decides to be their primary supporter and joins their team. She turns out to be just as bad and when the opposing team insults her, Scratch uses his powers to make her good. She is at first upset, but Scratch convinces her to go along with it, even though the team still has no spirit. On the last game, Molly decides to not use Scratch and the ball is hit, only for it to fly and be caught by Libby (with her face). Molly succeeds in raising her team's spirits while Scratch scares the opposing team's lead player.	"Howlin' Harriet": Molly wants to have a human best friend and filters down to Kat, Sheela and Libby who are all Wilder-Scouts and decides to camp with them while Scratch deals with Geoff, a goofy ghost who claims to be his friend. On a camping trip, Molly seems to favor Sheela and Kat while Libby clumsily meanders through the woods. At night, Libby tells the story of Howlin' Harriet. Scratch decides to scare the kids until the real Harriet appears looking for her missing toes. Molly and Libby make toes for her and she leaves satisfied. Afterwards, Molly and Libby decide to become best friends.
"The (Un)natural": Molly supports her school baseball team the Lemmings who are terrible. She decides to be their primary supporter and joins their team. She turns out to be just as bad and when the opposing team insults her, Scratch uses his powers to make her good. She is at first upset, but Scratch convinces her to go along with it, even though the team still has no spirit. On the last game, Molly decides to not use Scratch and the ball is hit, only for it to fly and be caught by Libby (with her face). Molly succeeds in raising her team's spirits while Scratch scares the opposing team's lead player.	"Howlin' Harriet": Molly wants to have a human best friend and filters down to Kat, Sheela and Libby who are all Wilder-Scouts and decides to camp with them while Scratch deals with Geoff, a goofy ghost who claims to be his friend. On a camping trip, Molly seems to favor Sheela and Kat while Libby clumsily meanders through the woods. At night, Libby tells the story of Howlin' Harriet. Scratch decides to scare the kids until the real Harriet appears looking for her missing toes. Molly and Libby make toes for her and she leaves satisfied. Afterwards, Molly and Libby decide to become best friends.
"The (Un)natural": Molly supports her school baseball team the Lemmings who are terrible. She decides to be their primary supporter and joins their team. She turns out to be just as bad and when the opposing team insults her, Scratch uses his powers to make her good. She is at first upset, but Scratch convinces her to go along with it, even though the team still has no spirit. On the last game, Molly decides to not use Scratch and the ball is hit, only for it to fly and be caught by Libby (with her face). Molly succeeds in raising her team's spirits while Scratch scares the opposing team's lead player.
03 	03 	"Getting the Band(shell) Back Together""The Greatest Concert Ever"	October 9, 2021 	103
"Getting the Band(shell) Back Together": The McGees go to a retirement home for volunteer work. Molly meets Patty who recalls Brighton's glorious bandshell which was destroyed in a hurricane years ago and never rebuilt. Molly goes to the Mayor to pitch them to rebuild it, but they refuse, so she and Darryl go around collecting money from everyone. They can afford the materials, but not the work and Molly posts a community day. No one shows up, much to her disappointment, but the retirees show up, causing the rest of the town to come and finish building the bandshell. Molly suddenly realizes she has no one to play at it.
"The Greatest Concert Ever": Molly decides to get country superstar Kenny Star to play at the bandshell and even meticulously charted where his tour bus would be. Word gets out, forcing the McGees to respond. When they learn that it is his stunt double's bus, they head home dejected and force to face the large crowd. Scratch gives into his empathy and finds a random tour bus, possesses the driver and races it back to Brighton. Just as Molly is about to tell everyone the bad news, Scratch arrives with the band who turns out to be Darryl's favorite K-Pop group Atomic Pink. Everyone celebrates nonetheless.	"Getting the Band(shell) Back Together": The McGees go to a retirement home for volunteer work. Molly meets Patty who recalls Brighton's glorious bandshell which was destroyed in a hurricane years ago and never rebuilt. Molly goes to the Mayor to pitch them to rebuild it, but they refuse, so she and Darryl go around collecting money from everyone. They can afford the materials, but not the work and Molly posts a community day. No one shows up, much to her disappointment, but the retirees show up, causing the rest of the town to come and finish building the bandshell. Molly suddenly realizes she has no one to play at it.
"The Greatest Concert Ever": Molly decides to get country superstar Kenny Star to play at the bandshell and even meticulously charted where his tour bus would be. Word gets out, forcing the McGees to respond. When they learn that it is his stunt double's bus, they head home dejected and force to face the large crowd. Scratch gives into his empathy and finds a random tour bus, possesses the driver and races it back to Brighton. Just as Molly is about to tell everyone the bad news, Scratch arrives with the band who turns out to be Darryl's favorite K-Pop group Atomic Pink. Everyone celebrates nonetheless.	"Getting the Band(shell) Back Together": The McGees go to a retirement home for volunteer work. Molly meets Patty who recalls Brighton's glorious bandshell which was destroyed in a hurricane years ago and never rebuilt. Molly goes to the Mayor to pitch them to rebuild it, but they refuse, so she and Darryl go around collecting money from everyone. They can afford the materials, but not the work and Molly posts a community day. No one shows up, much to her disappointment, but the retirees show up, causing the rest of the town to come and finish building the bandshell. Molly suddenly realizes she has no one to play at it.
"The Greatest Concert Ever": Molly decides to get country superstar Kenny Star to play at the bandshell and even meticulously charted where his tour bus would be. Word gets out, forcing the McGees to respond. When they learn that it is his stunt double's bus, they head home dejected and force to face the large crowd. Scratch gives into his empathy and finds a random tour bus, possesses the driver and races it back to Brighton. Just as Molly is about to tell everyone the bad news, Scratch arrives with the band who turns out to be Darryl's favorite K-Pop group Atomic Pink. Everyone celebrates nonetheless.	"Getting the Band(shell) Back Together": The McGees go to a retirement home for volunteer work. Molly meets Patty who recalls Brighton's glorious bandshell which was destroyed in a hurricane years ago and never rebuilt. Molly goes to the Mayor to pitch them to rebuild it, but they refuse, so she and Darryl go around collecting money from everyone. They can afford the materials, but not the work and Molly posts a community day. No one shows up, much to her disappointment, but the retirees show up, causing the rest of the town to come and finish building the bandshell. Molly suddenly realizes she has no one to play at it.
"The Greatest Concert Ever": Molly decides to get country superstar Kenny Star to play at the bandshell and even meticulously charted where his tour bus would be. Word gets out, forcing the McGees to respond. When they learn that it is his stunt double's bus, they head home dejected and force to face the large crowd. Scratch gives into his empathy and finds a random tour bus, possesses the driver and races it back to Brighton. Just as Molly is about to tell everyone the bad news, Scratch arrives with the band who turns out to be Darryl's favorite K-Pop group Atomic Pink. Everyone celebrates nonetheless.	"Getting the Band(shell) Back Together": The McGees go to a retirement home for volunteer work. Molly meets Patty who recalls Brighton's glorious bandshell which was destroyed in a hurricane years ago and never rebuilt. Molly goes to the Mayor to pitch them to rebuild it, but they refuse, so she and Darryl go around collecting money from everyone. They can afford the materials, but not the work and Molly posts a community day. No one shows up, much to her disappointment, but the retirees show up, causing the rest of the town to come and finish building the bandshell. Molly suddenly realizes she has no one to play at it.
"The Greatest Concert Ever": Molly decides to get country superstar Kenny Star to play at the bandshell and even meticulously charted where his tour bus would be. Word gets out, forcing the McGees to respond. When they learn that it is his stunt double's bus, they head home dejected and force to face the large crowd. Scratch gives into his empathy and finds a random tour bus, possesses the driver and races it back to Brighton. Just as Molly is about to tell everyone the bad news, Scratch arrives with the band who turns out to be Darryl's favorite K-Pop group Atomic Pink. Everyone celebrates nonetheless.
04 	04 	"Mama's Gotta Hustle""Hooray for Mollywood!" 	October 16, 2021 	104
"Mama's Gotta Hustle": The McGees' van breaks down and they are unable to cover the costs. Sharon decides to take on odd jobs via an app called Gig Pig with Molly and Scratch tagging along. Meanwhile, Pete and Darryl clean the basement and find a locked door and try to open it. Sharon and Molly get small increments with each job while Scratch gets harmed by animals that can see him. Eventually, Sharon manages to get the required income, but Pete and Darryl open the door and discover it was the water heater which they damage and need to cover that cost too. Despite this, Sharon decides to continue her efforts with Gig Pig.
"Hooray for Mollywood!": Disappointed with a horror movie she just saw, Molly decides to make her own with Libby, Darryl and Scratch (posing as her Canadian cousin Carl). Their filming is less than stellar and they run into Andrea who offers to help them make their movie through her own connections. They get a studio to work with, but Andrea continues to make changes that result in all of them getting booted out. Molly decides to allow Scratch to perform a real haunt as revenge and he scares the entire crew; ending production. Darryl filmed the carnage and they edit it together as their horror film.	"Mama's Gotta Hustle": The McGees' van breaks down and they are unable to cover the costs. Sharon decides to take on odd jobs via an app called Gig Pig with Molly and Scratch tagging along. Meanwhile, Pete and Darryl clean the basement and find a locked door and try to open it. Sharon and Molly get small increments with each job while Scratch gets harmed by animals that can see him. Eventually, Sharon manages to get the required income, but Pete and Darryl open the door and discover it was the water heater which they damage and need to cover that cost too. Despite this, Sharon decides to continue her efforts with Gig Pig.
"Hooray for Mollywood!": Disappointed with a horror movie she just saw, Molly decides to make her own with Libby, Darryl and Scratch (posing as her Canadian cousin Carl). Their filming is less than stellar and they run into Andrea who offers to help them make their movie through her own connections. They get a studio to work with, but Andrea continues to make changes that result in all of them getting booted out. Molly decides to allow Scratch to perform a real haunt as revenge and he scares the entire crew; ending production. Darryl filmed the carnage and they edit it together as their horror film.	"Mama's Gotta Hustle": The McGees' van breaks down and they are unable to cover the costs. Sharon decides to take on odd jobs via an app called Gig Pig with Molly and Scratch tagging along. Meanwhile, Pete and Darryl clean the basement and find a locked door and try to open it. Sharon and Molly get small increments with each job while Scratch gets harmed by animals that can see him. Eventually, Sharon manages to get the required income, but Pete and Darryl open the door and discover it was the water heater which they damage and need to cover that cost too. Despite this, Sharon decides to continue her efforts with Gig Pig.
"Hooray for Mollywood!": Disappointed with a horror movie she just saw, Molly decides to make her own with Libby, Darryl and Scratch (posing as her Canadian cousin Carl). Their filming is less than stellar and they run into Andrea who offers to help them make their movie through her own connections. They get a studio to work with, but Andrea continues to make changes that result in all of them getting booted out. Molly decides to allow Scratch to perform a real haunt as revenge and he scares the entire crew; ending production. Darryl filmed the carnage and they edit it together as their horror film.	"Mama's Gotta Hustle": The McGees' van breaks down and they are unable to cover the costs. Sharon decides to take on odd jobs via an app called Gig Pig with Molly and Scratch tagging along. Meanwhile, Pete and Darryl clean the basement and find a locked door and try to open it. Sharon and Molly get small increments with each job while Scratch gets harmed by animals that can see him. Eventually, Sharon manages to get the required income, but Pete and Darryl open the door and discover it was the water heater which they damage and need to cover that cost too. Despite this, Sharon decides to continue her efforts with Gig Pig.
"Hooray for Mollywood!": Disappointed with a horror movie she just saw, Molly decides to make her own with Libby, Darryl and Scratch (posing as her Canadian cousin Carl). Their filming is less than stellar and they run into Andrea who offers to help them make their movie through her own connections. They get a studio to work with, but Andrea continues to make changes that result in all of them getting booted out. Molly decides to allow Scratch to perform a real haunt as revenge and he scares the entire crew; ending production. Darryl filmed the carnage and they edit it together as their horror film.	"Mama's Gotta Hustle": The McGees' van breaks down and they are unable to cover the costs. Sharon decides to take on odd jobs via an app called Gig Pig with Molly and Scratch tagging along. Meanwhile, Pete and Darryl clean the basement and find a locked door and try to open it. Sharon and Molly get small increments with each job while Scratch gets harmed by animals that can see him. Eventually, Sharon manages to get the required income, but Pete and Darryl open the door and discover it was the water heater which they damage and need to cover that cost too. Despite this, Sharon decides to continue her efforts with Gig Pig.
"Hooray for Mollywood!": Disappointed with a horror movie she just saw, Molly decides to make her own with Libby, Darryl and Scratch (posing as her Canadian cousin Carl). Their filming is less than stellar and they run into Andrea who offers to help them make their movie through her own connections. They get a studio to work with, but Andrea continues to make changes that result in all of them getting booted out. Molly decides to allow Scratch to perform a real haunt as revenge and he scares the entire crew; ending production. Darryl filmed the carnage and they edit it together as their horror film.
05 	05 	"Not So Honest Abe""The Best of Nin-tensions" 	October 23, 2021 	105
"Not So Honest Abe": Molly has to put together a presentation about Abraham Lincoln. To convince Molly that he knows him, Scratch has Geoff pretend he is Lincoln. However, he begins to feed false information to Molly, causing her grade to falter. Scratch finally locates Lincoln and he has him come to terms with the fact that he cares about Molly's opinion of him and wants her to think he is cool. He brings Lincoln back and he helps Molly put together a rocking presentation that grants her an A+. Scratch apologizes for lying to Molly, but then lies that he knows Albert Einstein when the science project comes up.
"The Best of Nin-tensions": Molly invites Grandma Nin over and it quickly becomes apparent that there is tension between her and Sharon. Molly and Scratch try to mend their relationship, but things get worse. They are convinced that Nin is upset because Sharon eloped with Pete and try to have a traditional Thai wedding. This fails too, and Molly finally has them confront their feelings. Nin was upset that Sharon gave up on her dream to be an artist and even brought back her paint brushes to remind her of her passion. Nin and Sharon make up and the former leaves on good terms while Scratch demands more snacks.	"Not So Honest Abe": Molly has to put together a presentation about Abraham Lincoln. To convince Molly that he knows him, Scratch has Geoff pretend he is Lincoln. However, he begins to feed false information to Molly, causing her grade to falter. Scratch finally locates Lincoln and he has him come to terms with the fact that he cares about Molly's opinion of him and wants her to think he is cool. He brings Lincoln back and he helps Molly put together a rocking presentation that grants her an A+. Scratch apologizes for lying to Molly, but then lies that he knows Albert Einstein when the science project comes up.
"The Best of Nin-tensions": Molly invites Grandma Nin over and it quickly becomes apparent that there is tension between her and Sharon. Molly and Scratch try to mend their relationship, but things get worse. They are convinced that Nin is upset because Sharon eloped with Pete and try to have a traditional Thai wedding. This fails too, and Molly finally has them confront their feelings. Nin was upset that Sharon gave up on her dream to be an artist and even brought back her paint brushes to remind her of her passion. Nin and Sharon make up and the former leaves on good terms while Scratch demands more snacks.	"Not So Honest Abe": Molly has to put together a presentation about Abraham Lincoln. To convince Molly that he knows him, Scratch has Geoff pretend he is Lincoln. However, he begins to feed false information to Molly, causing her grade to falter. Scratch finally locates Lincoln and he has him come to terms with the fact that he cares about Molly's opinion of him and wants her to think he is cool. He brings Lincoln back and he helps Molly put together a rocking presentation that grants her an A+. Scratch apologizes for lying to Molly, but then lies that he knows Albert Einstein when the science project comes up.
"The Best of Nin-tensions": Molly invites Grandma Nin over and it quickly becomes apparent that there is tension between her and Sharon. Molly and Scratch try to mend their relationship, but things get worse. They are convinced that Nin is upset because Sharon eloped with Pete and try to have a traditional Thai wedding. This fails too, and Molly finally has them confront their feelings. Nin was upset that Sharon gave up on her dream to be an artist and even brought back her paint brushes to remind her of her passion. Nin and Sharon make up and the former leaves on good terms while Scratch demands more snacks.	"Not So Honest Abe": Molly has to put together a presentation about Abraham Lincoln. To convince Molly that he knows him, Scratch has Geoff pretend he is Lincoln. However, he begins to feed false information to Molly, causing her grade to falter. Scratch finally locates Lincoln and he has him come to terms with the fact that he cares about Molly's opinion of him and wants her to think he is cool. He brings Lincoln back and he helps Molly put together a rocking presentation that grants her an A+. Scratch apologizes for lying to Molly, but then lies that he knows Albert Einstein when the science project comes up.
"The Best of Nin-tensions": Molly invites Grandma Nin over and it quickly becomes apparent that there is tension between her and Sharon. Molly and Scratch try to mend their relationship, but things get worse. They are convinced that Nin is upset because Sharon eloped with Pete and try to have a traditional Thai wedding. This fails too, and Molly finally has them confront their feelings. Nin was upset that Sharon gave up on her dream to be an artist and even brought back her paint brushes to remind her of her passion. Nin and Sharon make up and the former leaves on good terms while Scratch demands more snacks.	"Not So Honest Abe": Molly has to put together a presentation about Abraham Lincoln. To convince Molly that he knows him, Scratch has Geoff pretend he is Lincoln. However, he begins to feed false information to Molly, causing her grade to falter. Scratch finally locates Lincoln and he has him come to terms with the fact that he cares about Molly's opinion of him and wants her to think he is cool. He brings Lincoln back and he helps Molly put together a rocking presentation that grants her an A+. Scratch apologizes for lying to Molly, but then lies that he knows Albert Einstein when the science project comes up.
"The Best of Nin-tensions": Molly invites Grandma Nin over and it quickly becomes apparent that there is tension between her and Sharon. Molly and Scratch try to mend their relationship, but things get worse. They are convinced that Nin is upset because Sharon eloped with Pete and try to have a traditional Thai wedding. This fails too, and Molly finally has them confront their feelings. Nin was upset that Sharon gave up on her dream to be an artist and even brought back her paint brushes to remind her of her passion. Nin and Sharon make up and the former leaves on good terms while Scratch demands more snacks.
06 	06 	"Mazel Tov, Libby!""No Good Deed" 	October 30, 2021 	106
"Mazel Tov, Libby!": Libby invites Molly to her Bat Mitzvah and becomes excited after seeing videos about the ceremony. However, when Molly arrives, she is surprised to find that it is very plain and that she is the only guest. With Scratch and her family's help, Molly spruces up the ceremony. Libby becomes unnerved by the abundance of guests and changes. She tries to get through it, but breaks down. Realizing that she was going against her friend's wishes, Molly drives everyone off by releasing bats (brought by Scratch based on his confusion over the ceremony), and she spends personal time with Libby and her family for the rest of the night.
"No Good Deed": Darryl gets in trouble at school and asks Molly to teach him how to be good. Despite some trouble, things seem to work out. However, unbeknownst to Molly, Darryl uses her nice lessons as a way to get rid of the teachers by sending them to prison, not understanding that he needs to be nice to them too. Molly, Darryl, and Scratch go to rescue them, but the teachers, who were previously arguing, think they are doing a team-building exercise and manage to escape from prison, blissfully unaware of the trouble they were in. With the teachers on better speaking terms, Darryl does not learn his lesson, much to Molly's chagrin.	"Mazel Tov, Libby!": Libby invites Molly to her Bat Mitzvah and becomes excited after seeing videos about the ceremony. However, when Molly arrives, she is surprised to find that it is very plain and that she is the only guest. With Scratch and her family's help, Molly spruces up the ceremony. Libby becomes unnerved by the abundance of guests and changes. She tries to get through it, but breaks down. Realizing that she was going against her friend's wishes, Molly drives everyone off by releasing bats (brought by Scratch based on his confusion over the ceremony), and she spends personal time with Libby and her family for the rest of the night.
"No Good Deed": Darryl gets in trouble at school and asks Molly to teach him how to be good. Despite some trouble, things seem to work out. However, unbeknownst to Molly, Darryl uses her nice lessons as a way to get rid of the teachers by sending them to prison, not understanding that he needs to be nice to them too. Molly, Darryl, and Scratch go to rescue them, but the teachers, who were previously arguing, think they are doing a team-building exercise and manage to escape from prison, blissfully unaware of the trouble they were in. With the teachers on better speaking terms, Darryl does not learn his lesson, much to Molly's chagrin.	"Mazel Tov, Libby!": Libby invites Molly to her Bat Mitzvah and becomes excited after seeing videos about the ceremony. However, when Molly arrives, she is surprised to find that it is very plain and that she is the only guest. With Scratch and her family's help, Molly spruces up the ceremony. Libby becomes unnerved by the abundance of guests and changes. She tries to get through it, but breaks down. Realizing that she was going against her friend's wishes, Molly drives everyone off by releasing bats (brought by Scratch based on his confusion over the ceremony), and she spends personal time with Libby and her family for the rest of the night.
"No Good Deed": Darryl gets in trouble at school and asks Molly to teach him how to be good. Despite some trouble, things seem to work out. However, unbeknownst to Molly, Darryl uses her nice lessons as a way to get rid of the teachers by sending them to prison, not understanding that he needs to be nice to them too. Molly, Darryl, and Scratch go to rescue them, but the teachers, who were previously arguing, think they are doing a team-building exercise and manage to escape from prison, blissfully unaware of the trouble they were in. With the teachers on better speaking terms, Darryl does not learn his lesson, much to Molly's chagrin.	"Mazel Tov, Libby!": Libby invites Molly to her Bat Mitzvah and becomes excited after seeing videos about the ceremony. However, when Molly arrives, she is surprised to find that it is very plain and that she is the only guest. With Scratch and her family's help, Molly spruces up the ceremony. Libby becomes unnerved by the abundance of guests and changes. She tries to get through it, but breaks down. Realizing that she was going against her friend's wishes, Molly drives everyone off by releasing bats (brought by Scratch based on his confusion over the ceremony), and she spends personal time with Libby and her family for the rest of the night.
"No Good Deed": Darryl gets in trouble at school and asks Molly to teach him how to be good. Despite some trouble, things seem to work out. However, unbeknownst to Molly, Darryl uses her nice lessons as a way to get rid of the teachers by sending them to prison, not understanding that he needs to be nice to them too. Molly, Darryl, and Scratch go to rescue them, but the teachers, who were previously arguing, think they are doing a team-building exercise and manage to escape from prison, blissfully unaware of the trouble they were in. With the teachers on better speaking terms, Darryl does not learn his lesson, much to Molly's chagrin.	"Mazel Tov, Libby!": Libby invites Molly to her Bat Mitzvah and becomes excited after seeing videos about the ceremony. However, when Molly arrives, she is surprised to find that it is very plain and that she is the only guest. With Scratch and her family's help, Molly spruces up the ceremony. Libby becomes unnerved by the abundance of guests and changes. She tries to get through it, but breaks down. Realizing that she was going against her friend's wishes, Molly drives everyone off by releasing bats (brought by Scratch based on his confusion over the ceremony), and she spends personal time with Libby and her family for the rest of the night.
"No Good Deed": Darryl gets in trouble at school and asks Molly to teach him how to be good. Despite some trouble, things seem to work out. However, unbeknownst to Molly, Darryl uses her nice lessons as a way to get rid of the teachers by sending them to prison, not understanding that he needs to be nice to them too. Molly, Darryl, and Scratch go to rescue them, but the teachers, who were previously arguing, think they are doing a team-building exercise and manage to escape from prison, blissfully unaware of the trouble they were in. With the teachers on better speaking terms, Darryl does not learn his lesson, much to Molly's chagrin.
07 	07 	"The Turnip Twist""All Systems No" 	November 6, 2021 	107
"The Turnip Twist": In order to defeat Perfektborg in next month's issue of Midwest Monthly, the Mayor places Molly and Pete in charge of a Turnip Festival. Scratch is threatened by the Ghost Council that if the festival is a success he will be tossed to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Eva, the inspector, ends up enjoying the festival, but when Scratch tells Geoff what will happen, he ruins Brighton's chances of winning, making Pete very upset, but saving Scratch from punishment. However, due to the festival going viral, tourists proceed to book their stay at Brighton's motel for next year, making Brighton's misery meter go down anyway.
"All Systems No": Molly and Scratch challenge each other to only say "yes" and "no" respectively for the whole day, via another curse. Meanwhile, the rest of the McGee family try to remove a bee from the house. Grandma Nin tells them to harm the bee, but that only results in more bees showing up. The bet between Molly and Scratch ends up backfiring on the duo, as Molly ends up being miserable saying yes to everything, while Scratch is forced to give up a major opportunity with the Ghost Council. They swap for the rest of the day and return home where they help get rid of the bees without harming them.	"The Turnip Twist": In order to defeat Perfektborg in next month's issue of Midwest Monthly, the Mayor places Molly and Pete in charge of a Turnip Festival. Scratch is threatened by the Ghost Council that if the festival is a success he will be tossed to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Eva, the inspector, ends up enjoying the festival, but when Scratch tells Geoff what will happen, he ruins Brighton's chances of winning, making Pete very upset, but saving Scratch from punishment. However, due to the festival going viral, tourists proceed to book their stay at Brighton's motel for next year, making Brighton's misery meter go down anyway.
"All Systems No": Molly and Scratch challenge each other to only say "yes" and "no" respectively for the whole day, via another curse. Meanwhile, the rest of the McGee family try to remove a bee from the house. Grandma Nin tells them to harm the bee, but that only results in more bees showing up. The bet between Molly and Scratch ends up backfiring on the duo, as Molly ends up being miserable saying yes to everything, while Scratch is forced to give up a major opportunity with the Ghost Council. They swap for the rest of the day and return home where they help get rid of the bees without harming them.	"The Turnip Twist": In order to defeat Perfektborg in next month's issue of Midwest Monthly, the Mayor places Molly and Pete in charge of a Turnip Festival. Scratch is threatened by the Ghost Council that if the festival is a success he will be tossed to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Eva, the inspector, ends up enjoying the festival, but when Scratch tells Geoff what will happen, he ruins Brighton's chances of winning, making Pete very upset, but saving Scratch from punishment. However, due to the festival going viral, tourists proceed to book their stay at Brighton's motel for next year, making Brighton's misery meter go down anyway.
"All Systems No": Molly and Scratch challenge each other to only say "yes" and "no" respectively for the whole day, via another curse. Meanwhile, the rest of the McGee family try to remove a bee from the house. Grandma Nin tells them to harm the bee, but that only results in more bees showing up. The bet between Molly and Scratch ends up backfiring on the duo, as Molly ends up being miserable saying yes to everything, while Scratch is forced to give up a major opportunity with the Ghost Council. They swap for the rest of the day and return home where they help get rid of the bees without harming them.	"The Turnip Twist": In order to defeat Perfektborg in next month's issue of Midwest Monthly, the Mayor places Molly and Pete in charge of a Turnip Festival. Scratch is threatened by the Ghost Council that if the festival is a success he will be tossed to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Eva, the inspector, ends up enjoying the festival, but when Scratch tells Geoff what will happen, he ruins Brighton's chances of winning, making Pete very upset, but saving Scratch from punishment. However, due to the festival going viral, tourists proceed to book their stay at Brighton's motel for next year, making Brighton's misery meter go down anyway.
"All Systems No": Molly and Scratch challenge each other to only say "yes" and "no" respectively for the whole day, via another curse. Meanwhile, the rest of the McGee family try to remove a bee from the house. Grandma Nin tells them to harm the bee, but that only results in more bees showing up. The bet between Molly and Scratch ends up backfiring on the duo, as Molly ends up being miserable saying yes to everything, while Scratch is forced to give up a major opportunity with the Ghost Council. They swap for the rest of the day and return home where they help get rid of the bees without harming them.	"The Turnip Twist": In order to defeat Perfektborg in next month's issue of Midwest Monthly, the Mayor places Molly and Pete in charge of a Turnip Festival. Scratch is threatened by the Ghost Council that if the festival is a success he will be tossed to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Eva, the inspector, ends up enjoying the festival, but when Scratch tells Geoff what will happen, he ruins Brighton's chances of winning, making Pete very upset, but saving Scratch from punishment. However, due to the festival going viral, tourists proceed to book their stay at Brighton's motel for next year, making Brighton's misery meter go down anyway.
"All Systems No": Molly and Scratch challenge each other to only say "yes" and "no" respectively for the whole day, via another curse. Meanwhile, the rest of the McGee family try to remove a bee from the house. Grandma Nin tells them to harm the bee, but that only results in more bees showing up. The bet between Molly and Scratch ends up backfiring on the duo, as Molly ends up being miserable saying yes to everything, while Scratch is forced to give up a major opportunity with the Ghost Council. They swap for the rest of the day and return home where they help get rid of the bees without harming them.
08 	08 	"Monumental Disaster""Talent Show" 	November 13, 2021	108
"Monumental Disaster": Brighton praises its hero Ezekiel "Tug" Tugbottom by unveiling his statue. Molly meets his ghost and while impressed at first, she quickly discovers that he is an arrogant blowhard who does not appear all that heroic. With Libby's help, she learns that Ezekiel was lazy and that his older sister Sally was the true hero of Brighton. As she exposes this information, Ezekiel attacks her and ends up destroying his own statue. Luckily, Scratch arrives with Sally's ghost and her bear to stop him. Inspired by the new information, the Mayor rightfully erects a statue of Sally instead.
"Talent Show": Libby accidentally signs up to perform in the talent show when she was trying to sign up for the tech crew. Molly pushes her to go forward with a singing act, only to learn that she is terrible at it. Scratch wants her to fail miserably, as talent shows are considered high on misery points, but Molly does everything she can to stop her from performing without explaining why. Eventually, Molly tells Libby the truth, but she decides to go on anyway by turning her singing act into a spoken verse poetry act. It ends up working, much to Scratch's disappointment. Molly agrees to be more honest with Libby, except when it comes to Scratch.	"Monumental Disaster": Brighton praises its hero Ezekiel "Tug" Tugbottom by unveiling his statue. Molly meets his ghost and while impressed at first, she quickly discovers that he is an arrogant blowhard who does not appear all that heroic. With Libby's help, she learns that Ezekiel was lazy and that his older sister Sally was the true hero of Brighton. As she exposes this information, Ezekiel attacks her and ends up destroying his own statue. Luckily, Scratch arrives with Sally's ghost and her bear to stop him. Inspired by the new information, the Mayor rightfully erects a statue of Sally instead.
"Talent Show": Libby accidentally signs up to perform in the talent show when she was trying to sign up for the tech crew. Molly pushes her to go forward with a singing act, only to learn that she is terrible at it. Scratch wants her to fail miserably, as talent shows are considered high on misery points, but Molly does everything she can to stop her from performing without explaining why. Eventually, Molly tells Libby the truth, but she decides to go on anyway by turning her singing act into a spoken verse poetry act. It ends up working, much to Scratch's disappointment. Molly agrees to be more honest with Libby, except when it comes to Scratch.	"Monumental Disaster": Brighton praises its hero Ezekiel "Tug" Tugbottom by unveiling his statue. Molly meets his ghost and while impressed at first, she quickly discovers that he is an arrogant blowhard who does not appear all that heroic. With Libby's help, she learns that Ezekiel was lazy and that his older sister Sally was the true hero of Brighton. As she exposes this information, Ezekiel attacks her and ends up destroying his own statue. Luckily, Scratch arrives with Sally's ghost and her bear to stop him. Inspired by the new information, the Mayor rightfully erects a statue of Sally instead.
"Talent Show": Libby accidentally signs up to perform in the talent show when she was trying to sign up for the tech crew. Molly pushes her to go forward with a singing act, only to learn that she is terrible at it. Scratch wants her to fail miserably, as talent shows are considered high on misery points, but Molly does everything she can to stop her from performing without explaining why. Eventually, Molly tells Libby the truth, but she decides to go on anyway by turning her singing act into a spoken verse poetry act. It ends up working, much to Scratch's disappointment. Molly agrees to be more honest with Libby, except when it comes to Scratch.	"Monumental Disaster": Brighton praises its hero Ezekiel "Tug" Tugbottom by unveiling his statue. Molly meets his ghost and while impressed at first, she quickly discovers that he is an arrogant blowhard who does not appear all that heroic. With Libby's help, she learns that Ezekiel was lazy and that his older sister Sally was the true hero of Brighton. As she exposes this information, Ezekiel attacks her and ends up destroying his own statue. Luckily, Scratch arrives with Sally's ghost and her bear to stop him. Inspired by the new information, the Mayor rightfully erects a statue of Sally instead.
"Talent Show": Libby accidentally signs up to perform in the talent show when she was trying to sign up for the tech crew. Molly pushes her to go forward with a singing act, only to learn that she is terrible at it. Scratch wants her to fail miserably, as talent shows are considered high on misery points, but Molly does everything she can to stop her from performing without explaining why. Eventually, Molly tells Libby the truth, but she decides to go on anyway by turning her singing act into a spoken verse poetry act. It ends up working, much to Scratch's disappointment. Molly agrees to be more honest with Libby, except when it comes to Scratch.	"Monumental Disaster": Brighton praises its hero Ezekiel "Tug" Tugbottom by unveiling his statue. Molly meets his ghost and while impressed at first, she quickly discovers that he is an arrogant blowhard who does not appear all that heroic. With Libby's help, she learns that Ezekiel was lazy and that his older sister Sally was the true hero of Brighton. As she exposes this information, Ezekiel attacks her and ends up destroying his own statue. Luckily, Scratch arrives with Sally's ghost and her bear to stop him. Inspired by the new information, the Mayor rightfully erects a statue of Sally instead.
"Talent Show": Libby accidentally signs up to perform in the talent show when she was trying to sign up for the tech crew. Molly pushes her to go forward with a singing act, only to learn that she is terrible at it. Scratch wants her to fail miserably, as talent shows are considered high on misery points, but Molly does everything she can to stop her from performing without explaining why. Eventually, Molly tells Libby the truth, but she decides to go on anyway by turning her singing act into a spoken verse poetry act. It ends up working, much to Scratch's disappointment. Molly agrees to be more honest with Libby, except when it comes to Scratch.
09 	09 	"Scratch the Surface""Friend-Off" 	November 20, 2021	110
"Scratch the Surface": Molly is saddened by the fact that she cannot tell Libby about her adventures with Scratch. He tells her that as more people know about him, he becomes less scary, and could even lose his job. She decides to create an alter ego named Millie so that she can tell Libby anything. Libby sees through the disguise, becomes suspicious of Molly's actions and chases her through Brighton. When Libby finally confronts her, she believes that Molly no longer wants to be friends with her. Scratch finally allows Molly to tell Libby the truth and she is able to see him for the first time, only to faint.
"Friend-Off": Libby is shocked at Scratch's existence and immediately does not like him due to his personality (and vice versa). However, Molly thinks they can be friends and plots a scavenger hunt to get the two to work together. Over time, Scratch and Libby turn the whole thing into a competition to see who Molly's real best friend is. Molly ends up getting in trouble by falling into a compost machine and Scratch and Libby put aside their differences and work together to free her. Ultimately, the two realize that they have a lot in common and proceed to playfully mock some of Molly's own habits, much to her annoyance.	"Scratch the Surface": Molly is saddened by the fact that she cannot tell Libby about her adventures with Scratch. He tells her that as more people know about him, he becomes less scary, and could even lose his job. She decides to create an alter ego named Millie so that she can tell Libby anything. Libby sees through the disguise, becomes suspicious of Molly's actions and chases her through Brighton. When Libby finally confronts her, she believes that Molly no longer wants to be friends with her. Scratch finally allows Molly to tell Libby the truth and she is able to see him for the first time, only to faint.
"Friend-Off": Libby is shocked at Scratch's existence and immediately does not like him due to his personality (and vice versa). However, Molly thinks they can be friends and plots a scavenger hunt to get the two to work together. Over time, Scratch and Libby turn the whole thing into a competition to see who Molly's real best friend is. Molly ends up getting in trouble by falling into a compost machine and Scratch and Libby put aside their differences and work together to free her. Ultimately, the two realize that they have a lot in common and proceed to playfully mock some of Molly's own habits, much to her annoyance.	"Scratch the Surface": Molly is saddened by the fact that she cannot tell Libby about her adventures with Scratch. He tells her that as more people know about him, he becomes less scary, and could even lose his job. She decides to create an alter ego named Millie so that she can tell Libby anything. Libby sees through the disguise, becomes suspicious of Molly's actions and chases her through Brighton. When Libby finally confronts her, she believes that Molly no longer wants to be friends with her. Scratch finally allows Molly to tell Libby the truth and she is able to see him for the first time, only to faint.
"Friend-Off": Libby is shocked at Scratch's existence and immediately does not like him due to his personality (and vice versa). However, Molly thinks they can be friends and plots a scavenger hunt to get the two to work together. Over time, Scratch and Libby turn the whole thing into a competition to see who Molly's real best friend is. Molly ends up getting in trouble by falling into a compost machine and Scratch and Libby put aside their differences and work together to free her. Ultimately, the two realize that they have a lot in common and proceed to playfully mock some of Molly's own habits, much to her annoyance.	"Scratch the Surface": Molly is saddened by the fact that she cannot tell Libby about her adventures with Scratch. He tells her that as more people know about him, he becomes less scary, and could even lose his job. She decides to create an alter ego named Millie so that she can tell Libby anything. Libby sees through the disguise, becomes suspicious of Molly's actions and chases her through Brighton. When Libby finally confronts her, she believes that Molly no longer wants to be friends with her. Scratch finally allows Molly to tell Libby the truth and she is able to see him for the first time, only to faint.
"Friend-Off": Libby is shocked at Scratch's existence and immediately does not like him due to his personality (and vice versa). However, Molly thinks they can be friends and plots a scavenger hunt to get the two to work together. Over time, Scratch and Libby turn the whole thing into a competition to see who Molly's real best friend is. Molly ends up getting in trouble by falling into a compost machine and Scratch and Libby put aside their differences and work together to free her. Ultimately, the two realize that they have a lot in common and proceed to playfully mock some of Molly's own habits, much to her annoyance.	"Scratch the Surface": Molly is saddened by the fact that she cannot tell Libby about her adventures with Scratch. He tells her that as more people know about him, he becomes less scary, and could even lose his job. She decides to create an alter ego named Millie so that she can tell Libby anything. Libby sees through the disguise, becomes suspicious of Molly's actions and chases her through Brighton. When Libby finally confronts her, she believes that Molly no longer wants to be friends with her. Scratch finally allows Molly to tell Libby the truth and she is able to see him for the first time, only to faint.
"Friend-Off": Libby is shocked at Scratch's existence and immediately does not like him due to his personality (and vice versa). However, Molly thinks they can be friends and plots a scavenger hunt to get the two to work together. Over time, Scratch and Libby turn the whole thing into a competition to see who Molly's real best friend is. Molly ends up getting in trouble by falling into a compost machine and Scratch and Libby put aside their differences and work together to free her. Ultimately, the two realize that they have a lot in common and proceed to playfully mock some of Molly's own habits, much to her annoyance.
10 	10 	"Festival of Lights""Saving Christmas" 	November 27, 2021	111
"Festival of Lights": The McGees and Scratch spend time with the Stein-Torres family on the last day of Hanukkah. A power outage occurs all throughout Brighton, but Ms. Stein-Torres has a backup generator, causing everyone to stay in her store for the time being. The McGees and Scratch take part in various Jewish traditions such as a game of dreidel, miracle boxes, storytelling, and (in Scratch's case) eating greasy foods. The generator, expected to last only one hour, ends up lasting eight hours. Thankfully, the power comes back on and Molly tells Libby that she had a wonderful time spending Hanukkah with her.
"Saving Christmas": During the Snowflake Celebration, all the Christmas lights in town suddenly burn out, causing celebrations to be cancelled. Molly, and even Andrea, ask Mr. Davenport to help by contributing more decorations, but greedily turns them down. Scratch and the McGees try to pull a Christmas Carol event on him, but he sees through it. With Molly's spirits dashed, Scratch makes a solo effort, and Mr. Davenport discovers that Andrea is sad as she wanted to be the Snow Queen for the celebration. With his change of heart, Mr. Davenport, Scratch, and the McGees repair the town decorations just in time for Christmas.	"Festival of Lights": The McGees and Scratch spend time with the Stein-Torres family on the last day of Hanukkah. A power outage occurs all throughout Brighton, but Ms. Stein-Torres has a backup generator, causing everyone to stay in her store for the time being. The McGees and Scratch take part in various Jewish traditions such as a game of dreidel, miracle boxes, storytelling, and (in Scratch's case) eating greasy foods. The generator, expected to last only one hour, ends up lasting eight hours. Thankfully, the power comes back on and Molly tells Libby that she had a wonderful time spending Hanukkah with her.
"Saving Christmas": During the Snowflake Celebration, all the Christmas lights in town suddenly burn out, causing celebrations to be cancelled. Molly, and even Andrea, ask Mr. Davenport to help by contributing more decorations, but greedily turns them down. Scratch and the McGees try to pull a Christmas Carol event on him, but he sees through it. With Molly's spirits dashed, Scratch makes a solo effort, and Mr. Davenport discovers that Andrea is sad as she wanted to be the Snow Queen for the celebration. With his change of heart, Mr. Davenport, Scratch, and the McGees repair the town decorations just in time for Christmas.	"Festival of Lights": The McGees and Scratch spend time with the Stein-Torres family on the last day of Hanukkah. A power outage occurs all throughout Brighton, but Ms. Stein-Torres has a backup generator, causing everyone to stay in her store for the time being. The McGees and Scratch take part in various Jewish traditions such as a game of dreidel, miracle boxes, storytelling, and (in Scratch's case) eating greasy foods. The generator, expected to last only one hour, ends up lasting eight hours. Thankfully, the power comes back on and Molly tells Libby that she had a wonderful time spending Hanukkah with her.
"Saving Christmas": During the Snowflake Celebration, all the Christmas lights in town suddenly burn out, causing celebrations to be cancelled. Molly, and even Andrea, ask Mr. Davenport to help by contributing more decorations, but greedily turns them down. Scratch and the McGees try to pull a Christmas Carol event on him, but he sees through it. With Molly's spirits dashed, Scratch makes a solo effort, and Mr. Davenport discovers that Andrea is sad as she wanted to be the Snow Queen for the celebration. With his change of heart, Mr. Davenport, Scratch, and the McGees repair the town decorations just in time for Christmas.	"Festival of Lights": The McGees and Scratch spend time with the Stein-Torres family on the last day of Hanukkah. A power outage occurs all throughout Brighton, but Ms. Stein-Torres has a backup generator, causing everyone to stay in her store for the time being. The McGees and Scratch take part in various Jewish traditions such as a game of dreidel, miracle boxes, storytelling, and (in Scratch's case) eating greasy foods. The generator, expected to last only one hour, ends up lasting eight hours. Thankfully, the power comes back on and Molly tells Libby that she had a wonderful time spending Hanukkah with her.
"Saving Christmas": During the Snowflake Celebration, all the Christmas lights in town suddenly burn out, causing celebrations to be cancelled. Molly, and even Andrea, ask Mr. Davenport to help by contributing more decorations, but greedily turns them down. Scratch and the McGees try to pull a Christmas Carol event on him, but he sees through it. With Molly's spirits dashed, Scratch makes a solo effort, and Mr. Davenport discovers that Andrea is sad as she wanted to be the Snow Queen for the celebration. With his change of heart, Mr. Davenport, Scratch, and the McGees repair the town decorations just in time for Christmas.	"Festival of Lights": The McGees and Scratch spend time with the Stein-Torres family on the last day of Hanukkah. A power outage occurs all throughout Brighton, but Ms. Stein-Torres has a backup generator, causing everyone to stay in her store for the time being. The McGees and Scratch take part in various Jewish traditions such as a game of dreidel, miracle boxes, storytelling, and (in Scratch's case) eating greasy foods. The generator, expected to last only one hour, ends up lasting eight hours. Thankfully, the power comes back on and Molly tells Libby that she had a wonderful time spending Hanukkah with her.
"Saving Christmas": During the Snowflake Celebration, all the Christmas lights in town suddenly burn out, causing celebrations to be cancelled. Molly, and even Andrea, ask Mr. Davenport to help by contributing more decorations, but greedily turns them down. Scratch and the McGees try to pull a Christmas Carol event on him, but he sees through it. With Molly's spirits dashed, Scratch makes a solo effort, and Mr. Davenport discovers that Andrea is sad as she wanted to be the Snow Queen for the celebration. With his change of heart, Mr. Davenport, Scratch, and the McGees repair the town decorations just in time for Christmas.
11 	11 	"Ice Princess""Ready, Set, Snow!" 	February 12, 2022	
"Ice Princess": Everyone panics as a major snow storm is about to hit Brighton. Scratch reveals that it is caused by the spirit of a failed ice skater named Sonia Davis (a parody of real life Olympic figure skater and movie star Sonja Henie). The McGees visit her as she tries to perfect her routine, but needs a partner. Pete is revealed to be a former ice skater himself and becomes Sonia's partner, but she threatens to freeze Brighton forever if their routine fails. The two of them perform flawlessly, but fail at their very last move. Instead of being angry, Sonia realizes that she had a lot of fun and gives up on winning, finally able to pass on.
"Ready, Set, Snow!": Brighton gets a snow day, and Molly calls Libby to ask her and Scratch to play in the snow. Instead, they want to try hygge and keep warm. Angry, Molly tries to get Geoff, Sharon, Pete, and Grandma Nin to go out with her, but they all end up joining Scratch and Libby. Darryl, who was outside, finds it unbearable and also joins the hygge. In a deranged state, Molly heads outside to enjoy the snow by herself. Despite being miserable and cold, she refuses to stop playing. Scratch finally convinces her to join the hygge, only for everyone to become too warm and head outside after all, to Molly's frustration.	"Ice Princess": Everyone panics as a major snow storm is about to hit Brighton. Scratch reveals that it is caused by the spirit of a failed ice skater named Sonia Davis (a parody of real life Olympic figure skater and movie star Sonja Henie). The McGees visit her as she tries to perfect her routine, but needs a partner. Pete is revealed to be a former ice skater himself and becomes Sonia's partner, but she threatens to freeze Brighton forever if their routine fails. The two of them perform flawlessly, but fail at their very last move. Instead of being angry, Sonia realizes that she had a lot of fun and gives up on winning, finally able to pass on.
"Ready, Set, Snow!": Brighton gets a snow day, and Molly calls Libby to ask her and Scratch to play in the snow. Instead, they want to try hygge and keep warm. Angry, Molly tries to get Geoff, Sharon, Pete, and Grandma Nin to go out with her, but they all end up joining Scratch and Libby. Darryl, who was outside, finds it unbearable and also joins the hygge. In a deranged state, Molly heads outside to enjoy the snow by herself. Despite being miserable and cold, she refuses to stop playing. Scratch finally convinces her to join the hygge, only for everyone to become too warm and head outside after all, to Molly's frustration.	"Ice Princess": Everyone panics as a major snow storm is about to hit Brighton. Scratch reveals that it is caused by the spirit of a failed ice skater named Sonia Davis (a parody of real life Olympic figure skater and movie star Sonja Henie). The McGees visit her as she tries to perfect her routine, but needs a partner. Pete is revealed to be a former ice skater himself and becomes Sonia's partner, but she threatens to freeze Brighton forever if their routine fails. The two of them perform flawlessly, but fail at their very last move. Instead of being angry, Sonia realizes that she had a lot of fun and gives up on winning, finally able to pass on.
"Ready, Set, Snow!": Brighton gets a snow day, and Molly calls Libby to ask her and Scratch to play in the snow. Instead, they want to try hygge and keep warm. Angry, Molly tries to get Geoff, Sharon, Pete, and Grandma Nin to go out with her, but they all end up joining Scratch and Libby. Darryl, who was outside, finds it unbearable and also joins the hygge. In a deranged state, Molly heads outside to enjoy the snow by herself. Despite being miserable and cold, she refuses to stop playing. Scratch finally convinces her to join the hygge, only for everyone to become too warm and head outside after all, to Molly's frustration.	"Ice Princess": Everyone panics as a major snow storm is about to hit Brighton. Scratch reveals that it is caused by the spirit of a failed ice skater named Sonia Davis (a parody of real life Olympic figure skater and movie star Sonja Henie). The McGees visit her as she tries to perfect her routine, but needs a partner. Pete is revealed to be a former ice skater himself and becomes Sonia's partner, but she threatens to freeze Brighton forever if their routine fails. The two of them perform flawlessly, but fail at their very last move. Instead of being angry, Sonia realizes that she had a lot of fun and gives up on winning, finally able to pass on.
"Ready, Set, Snow!": Brighton gets a snow day, and Molly calls Libby to ask her and Scratch to play in the snow. Instead, they want to try hygge and keep warm. Angry, Molly tries to get Geoff, Sharon, Pete, and Grandma Nin to go out with her, but they all end up joining Scratch and Libby. Darryl, who was outside, finds it unbearable and also joins the hygge. In a deranged state, Molly heads outside to enjoy the snow by herself. Despite being miserable and cold, she refuses to stop playing. Scratch finally convinces her to join the hygge, only for everyone to become too warm and head outside after all, to Molly's frustration.	"Ice Princess": Everyone panics as a major snow storm is about to hit Brighton. Scratch reveals that it is caused by the spirit of a failed ice skater named Sonia Davis (a parody of real life Olympic figure skater and movie star Sonja Henie). The McGees visit her as she tries to perfect her routine, but needs a partner. Pete is revealed to be a former ice skater himself and becomes Sonia's partner, but she threatens to freeze Brighton forever if their routine fails. The two of them perform flawlessly, but fail at their very last move. Instead of being angry, Sonia realizes that she had a lot of fun and gives up on winning, finally able to pass on.
"Ready, Set, Snow!": Brighton gets a snow day, and Molly calls Libby to ask her and Scratch to play in the snow. Instead, they want to try hygge and keep warm. Angry, Molly tries to get Geoff, Sharon, Pete, and Grandma Nin to go out with her, but they all end up joining Scratch and Libby. Darryl, who was outside, finds it unbearable and also joins the hygge. In a deranged state, Molly heads outside to enjoy the snow by herself. Despite being miserable and cold, she refuses to stop playing. Scratch finally convinces her to join the hygge, only for everyone to become too warm and head outside after all, to Molly's frustration.
12 	12 	"Game Night""The Don't-Gooder" 	February 19, 2022	109
"Game Night": To get out of cleaning the downstairs bathroom, Scratch exploits the McGees' weakness for a board game titled Mega City, a game that Sharon is apparently lousy at and thus refuses to play. Scratch cheats and wins, forcing the McGees to clean the bathroom instead of him, but Sharon finally decides to confront him with a winner-take-all situation. It turns out that Sharon is actually a former Mega City champion (she used to lose to her family to spare their feelings) and completely annihilates Scratch with little effort. Scared of her ego, Pete takes the game and buries it and Scratch does the cleaning.
"The Don't-Gooder": Molly becomes infuriated by the attention Andrea has been receiving for doing charity work, despite her not actually doing much in comparison to Molly. She attempts to outdo her by selling nougat bars, but Andrea outsells her. With Scratch's help, they discover that Andrea bought all the bars herself and Molly decides to recruit Darryl to help expose her at a school event. She regrets this after realizing that Andrea was seeking the approval of her disinterested parents, and manages to cover for her when she gets exposed. Back at home, Molly embraces her parents while Scratch eats all of Andrea's nougat bars.	"Game Night": To get out of cleaning the downstairs bathroom, Scratch exploits the McGees' weakness for a board game titled Mega City, a game that Sharon is apparently lousy at and thus refuses to play. Scratch cheats and wins, forcing the McGees to clean the bathroom instead of him, but Sharon finally decides to confront him with a winner-take-all situation. It turns out that Sharon is actually a former Mega City champion (she used to lose to her family to spare their feelings) and completely annihilates Scratch with little effort. Scared of her ego, Pete takes the game and buries it and Scratch does the cleaning.
"The Don't-Gooder": Molly becomes infuriated by the attention Andrea has been receiving for doing charity work, despite her not actually doing much in comparison to Molly. She attempts to outdo her by selling nougat bars, but Andrea outsells her. With Scratch's help, they discover that Andrea bought all the bars herself and Molly decides to recruit Darryl to help expose her at a school event. She regrets this after realizing that Andrea was seeking the approval of her disinterested parents, and manages to cover for her when she gets exposed. Back at home, Molly embraces her parents while Scratch eats all of Andrea's nougat bars.	"Game Night": To get out of cleaning the downstairs bathroom, Scratch exploits the McGees' weakness for a board game titled Mega City, a game that Sharon is apparently lousy at and thus refuses to play. Scratch cheats and wins, forcing the McGees to clean the bathroom instead of him, but Sharon finally decides to confront him with a winner-take-all situation. It turns out that Sharon is actually a former Mega City champion (she used to lose to her family to spare their feelings) and completely annihilates Scratch with little effort. Scared of her ego, Pete takes the game and buries it and Scratch does the cleaning.
"The Don't-Gooder": Molly becomes infuriated by the attention Andrea has been receiving for doing charity work, despite her not actually doing much in comparison to Molly. She attempts to outdo her by selling nougat bars, but Andrea outsells her. With Scratch's help, they discover that Andrea bought all the bars herself and Molly decides to recruit Darryl to help expose her at a school event. She regrets this after realizing that Andrea was seeking the approval of her disinterested parents, and manages to cover for her when she gets exposed. Back at home, Molly embraces her parents while Scratch eats all of Andrea's nougat bars.	"Game Night": To get out of cleaning the downstairs bathroom, Scratch exploits the McGees' weakness for a board game titled Mega City, a game that Sharon is apparently lousy at and thus refuses to play. Scratch cheats and wins, forcing the McGees to clean the bathroom instead of him, but Sharon finally decides to confront him with a winner-take-all situation. It turns out that Sharon is actually a former Mega City champion (she used to lose to her family to spare their feelings) and completely annihilates Scratch with little effort. Scared of her ego, Pete takes the game and buries it and Scratch does the cleaning.
"The Don't-Gooder": Molly becomes infuriated by the attention Andrea has been receiving for doing charity work, despite her not actually doing much in comparison to Molly. She attempts to outdo her by selling nougat bars, but Andrea outsells her. With Scratch's help, they discover that Andrea bought all the bars herself and Molly decides to recruit Darryl to help expose her at a school event. She regrets this after realizing that Andrea was seeking the approval of her disinterested parents, and manages to cover for her when she gets exposed. Back at home, Molly embraces her parents while Scratch eats all of Andrea's nougat bars.	"Game Night": To get out of cleaning the downstairs bathroom, Scratch exploits the McGees' weakness for a board game titled Mega City, a game that Sharon is apparently lousy at and thus refuses to play. Scratch cheats and wins, forcing the McGees to clean the bathroom instead of him, but Sharon finally decides to confront him with a winner-take-all situation. It turns out that Sharon is actually a former Mega City champion (she used to lose to her family to spare their feelings) and completely annihilates Scratch with little effort. Scared of her ego, Pete takes the game and buries it and Scratch does the cleaning.
"The Don't-Gooder": Molly becomes infuriated by the attention Andrea has been receiving for doing charity work, despite her not actually doing much in comparison to Molly. She attempts to outdo her by selling nougat bars, but Andrea outsells her. With Scratch's help, they discover that Andrea bought all the bars herself and Molly decides to recruit Darryl to help expose her at a school event. She regrets this after realizing that Andrea was seeking the approval of her disinterested parents, and manages to cover for her when she gets exposed. Back at home, Molly embraces her parents while Scratch eats all of Andrea's nougat bars.
13 	13 	"Innocent Until Proven Ghostly""Twin Trouble" 	February 26, 2022	113
"Innocent Until Proven Ghostly": Pete's anniversary cake, which he baked himself, is eaten. The family blames Scratch, so Molly holds a trial. Sharon, Darryl, and even Pete are all questioned, but they all have alibis. They discover ectoplasm under the plate, further convincing them that Scratch is the culprit, but he still claims innocence. When Molly realizes that carob is one of the ingredients, she reveals to her family that Scratch has a severe carob allergy, proving his innocence. The McGees apologize for doubting him and the cake is revealed to have been eaten by Geoff, who thought it was for him.
"Twin Trouble": Pete dreads the arrival of his twin older siblings Billy and Jilly, who unintentionally torment and bully him. His sadness results in the arrival of Sobgoblins, whom Scratch is afraid of as they feed off of depression. Molly tries to fight them off, but she too succumbs to them as does a powerless Sharon. However, upon seeing Darryl beginning to emulate the twins, Pete finally chastises his siblings who solemnly admit that they think of him as a success compared to them. The Sobgoblins are about to drain them, but the McGees all forgive and forget and hug to finally defeat them.	"Innocent Until Proven Ghostly": Pete's anniversary cake, which he baked himself, is eaten. The family blames Scratch, so Molly holds a trial. Sharon, Darryl, and even Pete are all questioned, but they all have alibis. They discover ectoplasm under the plate, further convincing them that Scratch is the culprit, but he still claims innocence. When Molly realizes that carob is one of the ingredients, she reveals to her family that Scratch has a severe carob allergy, proving his innocence. The McGees apologize for doubting him and the cake is revealed to have been eaten by Geoff, who thought it was for him.
"Twin Trouble": Pete dreads the arrival of his twin older siblings Billy and Jilly, who unintentionally torment and bully him. His sadness results in the arrival of Sobgoblins, whom Scratch is afraid of as they feed off of depression. Molly tries to fight them off, but she too succumbs to them as does a powerless Sharon. However, upon seeing Darryl beginning to emulate the twins, Pete finally chastises his siblings who solemnly admit that they think of him as a success compared to them. The Sobgoblins are about to drain them, but the McGees all forgive and forget and hug to finally defeat them.	"Innocent Until Proven Ghostly": Pete's anniversary cake, which he baked himself, is eaten. The family blames Scratch, so Molly holds a trial. Sharon, Darryl, and even Pete are all questioned, but they all have alibis. They discover ectoplasm under the plate, further convincing them that Scratch is the culprit, but he still claims innocence. When Molly realizes that carob is one of the ingredients, she reveals to her family that Scratch has a severe carob allergy, proving his innocence. The McGees apologize for doubting him and the cake is revealed to have been eaten by Geoff, who thought it was for him.
"Twin Trouble": Pete dreads the arrival of his twin older siblings Billy and Jilly, who unintentionally torment and bully him. His sadness results in the arrival of Sobgoblins, whom Scratch is afraid of as they feed off of depression. Molly tries to fight them off, but she too succumbs to them as does a powerless Sharon. However, upon seeing Darryl beginning to emulate the twins, Pete finally chastises his siblings who solemnly admit that they think of him as a success compared to them. The Sobgoblins are about to drain them, but the McGees all forgive and forget and hug to finally defeat them.	"Innocent Until Proven Ghostly": Pete's anniversary cake, which he baked himself, is eaten. The family blames Scratch, so Molly holds a trial. Sharon, Darryl, and even Pete are all questioned, but they all have alibis. They discover ectoplasm under the plate, further convincing them that Scratch is the culprit, but he still claims innocence. When Molly realizes that carob is one of the ingredients, she reveals to her family that Scratch has a severe carob allergy, proving his innocence. The McGees apologize for doubting him and the cake is revealed to have been eaten by Geoff, who thought it was for him.
"Twin Trouble": Pete dreads the arrival of his twin older siblings Billy and Jilly, who unintentionally torment and bully him. His sadness results in the arrival of Sobgoblins, whom Scratch is afraid of as they feed off of depression. Molly tries to fight them off, but she too succumbs to them as does a powerless Sharon. However, upon seeing Darryl beginning to emulate the twins, Pete finally chastises his siblings who solemnly admit that they think of him as a success compared to them. The Sobgoblins are about to drain them, but the McGees all forgive and forget and hug to finally defeat them.	"Innocent Until Proven Ghostly": Pete's anniversary cake, which he baked himself, is eaten. The family blames Scratch, so Molly holds a trial. Sharon, Darryl, and even Pete are all questioned, but they all have alibis. They discover ectoplasm under the plate, further convincing them that Scratch is the culprit, but he still claims innocence. When Molly realizes that carob is one of the ingredients, she reveals to her family that Scratch has a severe carob allergy, proving his innocence. The McGees apologize for doubting him and the cake is revealed to have been eaten by Geoff, who thought it was for him.
"Twin Trouble": Pete dreads the arrival of his twin older siblings Billy and Jilly, who unintentionally torment and bully him. His sadness results in the arrival of Sobgoblins, whom Scratch is afraid of as they feed off of depression. Molly tries to fight them off, but she too succumbs to them as does a powerless Sharon. However, upon seeing Darryl beginning to emulate the twins, Pete finally chastises his siblings who solemnly admit that they think of him as a success compared to them. The Sobgoblins are about to drain them, but the McGees all forgive and forget and hug to finally defeat them.
14 	14 	"Goat Your Own Way""A Very Hungry Ghost" 	March 5, 2022 	114
"Goat Your Own Way": Molly is tasked with training a goat named Totes for the county fair; however, she is unable to comply with the strict regimen and tries the "Molly Method" which only results in Totes getting fat. Meanwhile, Scratch uses the proper training technique on Pete so that he can get Scratch his own personal fried food platter. The final day comes and Totes ends up eating Scratch's hard-earned platter, resulting in the McGees and Totes being banned from the fair. Realizing that she should have just listened to her mom and follow the proper procedures, Molly has Totes trim the Brighton City Park where he ends up losing weight.
"A Very Hungry Ghost": Grandma Nin visits to help a competitive Molly and Darryl celebrate Sart Duan Sib while Pete and Sharon go camping. The special day is meant to be a feast for ghosts, exciting Scratch, but he must invite other guests. He intends to only bring Geoff, but after being told by Scratch to "not tell nobody" (a double negative), Geoff ends up inviting even more ghosts. Soon, the Ghost Council arrives as well, forcing Molly to pretend that she is under servitude to Scratch. Thankfully, the Council leaves satisfied after having a nice meal. Scratch fails to get any food, but Nin offers to order him a pizza.	"Goat Your Own Way": Molly is tasked with training a goat named Totes for the county fair; however, she is unable to comply with the strict regimen and tries the "Molly Method" which only results in Totes getting fat. Meanwhile, Scratch uses the proper training technique on Pete so that he can get Scratch his own personal fried food platter. The final day comes and Totes ends up eating Scratch's hard-earned platter, resulting in the McGees and Totes being banned from the fair. Realizing that she should have just listened to her mom and follow the proper procedures, Molly has Totes trim the Brighton City Park where he ends up losing weight.
"A Very Hungry Ghost": Grandma Nin visits to help a competitive Molly and Darryl celebrate Sart Duan Sib while Pete and Sharon go camping. The special day is meant to be a feast for ghosts, exciting Scratch, but he must invite other guests. He intends to only bring Geoff, but after being told by Scratch to "not tell nobody" (a double negative), Geoff ends up inviting even more ghosts. Soon, the Ghost Council arrives as well, forcing Molly to pretend that she is under servitude to Scratch. Thankfully, the Council leaves satisfied after having a nice meal. Scratch fails to get any food, but Nin offers to order him a pizza.	"Goat Your Own Way": Molly is tasked with training a goat named Totes for the county fair; however, she is unable to comply with the strict regimen and tries the "Molly Method" which only results in Totes getting fat. Meanwhile, Scratch uses the proper training technique on Pete so that he can get Scratch his own personal fried food platter. The final day comes and Totes ends up eating Scratch's hard-earned platter, resulting in the McGees and Totes being banned from the fair. Realizing that she should have just listened to her mom and follow the proper procedures, Molly has Totes trim the Brighton City Park where he ends up losing weight.
"A Very Hungry Ghost": Grandma Nin visits to help a competitive Molly and Darryl celebrate Sart Duan Sib while Pete and Sharon go camping. The special day is meant to be a feast for ghosts, exciting Scratch, but he must invite other guests. He intends to only bring Geoff, but after being told by Scratch to "not tell nobody" (a double negative), Geoff ends up inviting even more ghosts. Soon, the Ghost Council arrives as well, forcing Molly to pretend that she is under servitude to Scratch. Thankfully, the Council leaves satisfied after having a nice meal. Scratch fails to get any food, but Nin offers to order him a pizza.	"Goat Your Own Way": Molly is tasked with training a goat named Totes for the county fair; however, she is unable to comply with the strict regimen and tries the "Molly Method" which only results in Totes getting fat. Meanwhile, Scratch uses the proper training technique on Pete so that he can get Scratch his own personal fried food platter. The final day comes and Totes ends up eating Scratch's hard-earned platter, resulting in the McGees and Totes being banned from the fair. Realizing that she should have just listened to her mom and follow the proper procedures, Molly has Totes trim the Brighton City Park where he ends up losing weight.
"A Very Hungry Ghost": Grandma Nin visits to help a competitive Molly and Darryl celebrate Sart Duan Sib while Pete and Sharon go camping. The special day is meant to be a feast for ghosts, exciting Scratch, but he must invite other guests. He intends to only bring Geoff, but after being told by Scratch to "not tell nobody" (a double negative), Geoff ends up inviting even more ghosts. Soon, the Ghost Council arrives as well, forcing Molly to pretend that she is under servitude to Scratch. Thankfully, the Council leaves satisfied after having a nice meal. Scratch fails to get any food, but Nin offers to order him a pizza.	"Goat Your Own Way": Molly is tasked with training a goat named Totes for the county fair; however, she is unable to comply with the strict regimen and tries the "Molly Method" which only results in Totes getting fat. Meanwhile, Scratch uses the proper training technique on Pete so that he can get Scratch his own personal fried food platter. The final day comes and Totes ends up eating Scratch's hard-earned platter, resulting in the McGees and Totes being banned from the fair. Realizing that she should have just listened to her mom and follow the proper procedures, Molly has Totes trim the Brighton City Park where he ends up losing weight.
"A Very Hungry Ghost": Grandma Nin visits to help a competitive Molly and Darryl celebrate Sart Duan Sib while Pete and Sharon go camping. The special day is meant to be a feast for ghosts, exciting Scratch, but he must invite other guests. He intends to only bring Geoff, but after being told by Scratch to "not tell nobody" (a double negative), Geoff ends up inviting even more ghosts. Soon, the Ghost Council arrives as well, forcing Molly to pretend that she is under servitude to Scratch. Thankfully, the Council leaves satisfied after having a nice meal. Scratch fails to get any food, but Nin offers to order him a pizza.
15 	15 	"Scare Tactics""The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels" 	March 12, 2022 	115
"Scare Tactics": Scratch and Geoff attend a yearly scaring seminar, but play hooky during the class. Meanwhile, Molly is left home alone until she learns that Darryl's pet tarantula Heidi Hairylegs is loose. Despite her best efforts, she is unable to capture her. Scratch has to perform a scare tactic to the Chairman or risk getting sent to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Geoff saves him by claiming that he invented a new tactic and peeking in on Molly, they see her horribly frightened and think Scratch was responsible. After he returns from the seminar, Molly reveals that they cannot enter the house because Heidi had babies.
"The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels": Patty reveals that her long lost love Bobby Daniels mysteriously abandoned her when she was younger and Molly and Scratch decide to look for him. They find him at a library where he has become very homely. Despite his failure to return to his bad-boy self, Molly reunites him with Patty. When she reminds him why he left, Bobby claims that she sent him a letter. Suddenly, a masked rider kidnaps him and Molly, Scratch and Patty give chase and learn that Linda, Patty's best friend, split them because she did not want to lose her. With everything resolved, Patty and Bobby resume their relationship.	"Scare Tactics": Scratch and Geoff attend a yearly scaring seminar, but play hooky during the class. Meanwhile, Molly is left home alone until she learns that Darryl's pet tarantula Heidi Hairylegs is loose. Despite her best efforts, she is unable to capture her. Scratch has to perform a scare tactic to the Chairman or risk getting sent to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Geoff saves him by claiming that he invented a new tactic and peeking in on Molly, they see her horribly frightened and think Scratch was responsible. After he returns from the seminar, Molly reveals that they cannot enter the house because Heidi had babies.
"The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels": Patty reveals that her long lost love Bobby Daniels mysteriously abandoned her when she was younger and Molly and Scratch decide to look for him. They find him at a library where he has become very homely. Despite his failure to return to his bad-boy self, Molly reunites him with Patty. When she reminds him why he left, Bobby claims that she sent him a letter. Suddenly, a masked rider kidnaps him and Molly, Scratch and Patty give chase and learn that Linda, Patty's best friend, split them because she did not want to lose her. With everything resolved, Patty and Bobby resume their relationship.	"Scare Tactics": Scratch and Geoff attend a yearly scaring seminar, but play hooky during the class. Meanwhile, Molly is left home alone until she learns that Darryl's pet tarantula Heidi Hairylegs is loose. Despite her best efforts, she is unable to capture her. Scratch has to perform a scare tactic to the Chairman or risk getting sent to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Geoff saves him by claiming that he invented a new tactic and peeking in on Molly, they see her horribly frightened and think Scratch was responsible. After he returns from the seminar, Molly reveals that they cannot enter the house because Heidi had babies.
"The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels": Patty reveals that her long lost love Bobby Daniels mysteriously abandoned her when she was younger and Molly and Scratch decide to look for him. They find him at a library where he has become very homely. Despite his failure to return to his bad-boy self, Molly reunites him with Patty. When she reminds him why he left, Bobby claims that she sent him a letter. Suddenly, a masked rider kidnaps him and Molly, Scratch and Patty give chase and learn that Linda, Patty's best friend, split them because she did not want to lose her. With everything resolved, Patty and Bobby resume their relationship.	"Scare Tactics": Scratch and Geoff attend a yearly scaring seminar, but play hooky during the class. Meanwhile, Molly is left home alone until she learns that Darryl's pet tarantula Heidi Hairylegs is loose. Despite her best efforts, she is unable to capture her. Scratch has to perform a scare tactic to the Chairman or risk getting sent to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Geoff saves him by claiming that he invented a new tactic and peeking in on Molly, they see her horribly frightened and think Scratch was responsible. After he returns from the seminar, Molly reveals that they cannot enter the house because Heidi had babies.
"The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels": Patty reveals that her long lost love Bobby Daniels mysteriously abandoned her when she was younger and Molly and Scratch decide to look for him. They find him at a library where he has become very homely. Despite his failure to return to his bad-boy self, Molly reunites him with Patty. When she reminds him why he left, Bobby claims that she sent him a letter. Suddenly, a masked rider kidnaps him and Molly, Scratch and Patty give chase and learn that Linda, Patty's best friend, split them because she did not want to lose her. With everything resolved, Patty and Bobby resume their relationship.	"Scare Tactics": Scratch and Geoff attend a yearly scaring seminar, but play hooky during the class. Meanwhile, Molly is left home alone until she learns that Darryl's pet tarantula Heidi Hairylegs is loose. Despite her best efforts, she is unable to capture her. Scratch has to perform a scare tactic to the Chairman or risk getting sent to the Flow of Failed Phantoms. Geoff saves him by claiming that he invented a new tactic and peeking in on Molly, they see her horribly frightened and think Scratch was responsible. After he returns from the seminar, Molly reveals that they cannot enter the house because Heidi had babies.
"The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels": Patty reveals that her long lost love Bobby Daniels mysteriously abandoned her when she was younger and Molly and Scratch decide to look for him. They find him at a library where he has become very homely. Despite his failure to return to his bad-boy self, Molly reunites him with Patty. When she reminds him why he left, Bobby claims that she sent him a letter. Suddenly, a masked rider kidnaps him and Molly, Scratch and Patty give chase and learn that Linda, Patty's best friend, split them because she did not want to lose her. With everything resolved, Patty and Bobby resume their relationship.
16 	16 	"Citizen McGee""The Internship" 	June 11, 2022 	
"Citizen McGee": Molly volunteers for the "Mayor for a Day" position, but Mayor Brunson gives her the job permanently as he finds it stressful. Molly sets up a syrup-powered slide as part of "enhappifying" the town, but this attracts horseflies that swarm the citizens. Molly and Scratch find Brunson who does not want to return, but his new lease on life is not all that much better. Molly calls upon the ghosts of the previous mayors who convince Brunson to take his job back, and he saves the town. While Molly is sad she was not a good mayor, Brunson tells her that she will make a good mayor one day through time and experience.
"The Internship": Molly is assigned to be an intern to Weird Larry at his cluttered pawn shop, which she believes is "where dreams go to die". She tries to get out of it, but when that fails, she tries to make the store cleaner and more efficient, but this saddens Larry who had it organized his way. She finally learns the error of her ways when Larry shows off his mechanical dragon made from discarded junk. Meanwhile, Scratch hires an intern named Reggie, but mistreats him as a servant. When Reggie tells the Council that he actually learned positive things from Scratch, he is promoted to be his boss instead, much to Scratch's chagrin.	"Citizen McGee": Molly volunteers for the "Mayor for a Day" position, but Mayor Brunson gives her the job permanently as he finds it stressful. Molly sets up a syrup-powered slide as part of "enhappifying" the town, but this attracts horseflies that swarm the citizens. Molly and Scratch find Brunson who does not want to return, but his new lease on life is not all that much better. Molly calls upon the ghosts of the previous mayors who convince Brunson to take his job back, and he saves the town. While Molly is sad she was not a good mayor, Brunson tells her that she will make a good mayor one day through time and experience.
"The Internship": Molly is assigned to be an intern to Weird Larry at his cluttered pawn shop, which she believes is "where dreams go to die". She tries to get out of it, but when that fails, she tries to make the store cleaner and more efficient, but this saddens Larry who had it organized his way. She finally learns the error of her ways when Larry shows off his mechanical dragon made from discarded junk. Meanwhile, Scratch hires an intern named Reggie, but mistreats him as a servant. When Reggie tells the Council that he actually learned positive things from Scratch, he is promoted to be his boss instead, much to Scratch's chagrin.	"Citizen McGee": Molly volunteers for the "Mayor for a Day" position, but Mayor Brunson gives her the job permanently as he finds it stressful. Molly sets up a syrup-powered slide as part of "enhappifying" the town, but this attracts horseflies that swarm the citizens. Molly and Scratch find Brunson who does not want to return, but his new lease on life is not all that much better. Molly calls upon the ghosts of the previous mayors who convince Brunson to take his job back, and he saves the town. While Molly is sad she was not a good mayor, Brunson tells her that she will make a good mayor one day through time and experience.
"The Internship": Molly is assigned to be an intern to Weird Larry at his cluttered pawn shop, which she believes is "where dreams go to die". She tries to get out of it, but when that fails, she tries to make the store cleaner and more efficient, but this saddens Larry who had it organized his way. She finally learns the error of her ways when Larry shows off his mechanical dragon made from discarded junk. Meanwhile, Scratch hires an intern named Reggie, but mistreats him as a servant. When Reggie tells the Council that he actually learned positive things from Scratch, he is promoted to be his boss instead, much to Scratch's chagrin.	"Citizen McGee": Molly volunteers for the "Mayor for a Day" position, but Mayor Brunson gives her the job permanently as he finds it stressful. Molly sets up a syrup-powered slide as part of "enhappifying" the town, but this attracts horseflies that swarm the citizens. Molly and Scratch find Brunson who does not want to return, but his new lease on life is not all that much better. Molly calls upon the ghosts of the previous mayors who convince Brunson to take his job back, and he saves the town. While Molly is sad she was not a good mayor, Brunson tells her that she will make a good mayor one day through time and experience.
"The Internship": Molly is assigned to be an intern to Weird Larry at his cluttered pawn shop, which she believes is "where dreams go to die". She tries to get out of it, but when that fails, she tries to make the store cleaner and more efficient, but this saddens Larry who had it organized his way. She finally learns the error of her ways when Larry shows off his mechanical dragon made from discarded junk. Meanwhile, Scratch hires an intern named Reggie, but mistreats him as a servant. When Reggie tells the Council that he actually learned positive things from Scratch, he is promoted to be his boss instead, much to Scratch's chagrin.	"Citizen McGee": Molly volunteers for the "Mayor for a Day" position, but Mayor Brunson gives her the job permanently as he finds it stressful. Molly sets up a syrup-powered slide as part of "enhappifying" the town, but this attracts horseflies that swarm the citizens. Molly and Scratch find Brunson who does not want to return, but his new lease on life is not all that much better. Molly calls upon the ghosts of the previous mayors who convince Brunson to take his job back, and he saves the town. While Molly is sad she was not a good mayor, Brunson tells her that she will make a good mayor one day through time and experience.
"The Internship": Molly is assigned to be an intern to Weird Larry at his cluttered pawn shop, which she believes is "where dreams go to die". She tries to get out of it, but when that fails, she tries to make the store cleaner and more efficient, but this saddens Larry who had it organized his way. She finally learns the error of her ways when Larry shows off his mechanical dragon made from discarded junk. Meanwhile, Scratch hires an intern named Reggie, but mistreats him as a servant. When Reggie tells the Council that he actually learned positive things from Scratch, he is promoted to be his boss instead, much to Scratch's chagrin.
17 	17 	"The Lucky Penny""Lock, Stock, and Peril" 	June 18, 2022 	
"The Lucky Penny": Libby is concerned with Friday the 13th as her bad luck tends to increase during that time. Molly offers to give her her good luck for the day and Scratch enchants a penny with Molly's good luck and gives it to Libby. Libby experiences a good day, while Molly begins to suffer. However, they accidentally drop the penny into Andrea's purse, resulting in her getting too lucky and unknowingly absorbing everyone's luck and creating nearby disasters. Libby is forced to counteract it and successfully gets the penny back. She decides to give the good luck back to Molly as she finds it too stressful for her.
"Lock, Stock, and Peril": The McGees are trying to fix a broken fuse after Scratch knocked out the power while using the bathroom. Molly accidentally locks the door to the basement, trapping Sharon, Pete, and Darryl in there. While they panic and cause internal conflict, Molly and Scratch go to get help from Weird Larry, only to get distracted by everything and miss him several times throughout the day. Molly is finally forced to overcome her absent-mindedness and has Scratch possess Weird Larry so that they can drive back to the house and get him to finally unlock the door. Molly apologizes for getting distracted.	"The Lucky Penny": Libby is concerned with Friday the 13th as her bad luck tends to increase during that time. Molly offers to give her her good luck for the day and Scratch enchants a penny with Molly's good luck and gives it to Libby. Libby experiences a good day, while Molly begins to suffer. However, they accidentally drop the penny into Andrea's purse, resulting in her getting too lucky and unknowingly absorbing everyone's luck and creating nearby disasters. Libby is forced to counteract it and successfully gets the penny back. She decides to give the good luck back to Molly as she finds it too stressful for her.
"Lock, Stock, and Peril": The McGees are trying to fix a broken fuse after Scratch knocked out the power while using the bathroom. Molly accidentally locks the door to the basement, trapping Sharon, Pete, and Darryl in there. While they panic and cause internal conflict, Molly and Scratch go to get help from Weird Larry, only to get distracted by everything and miss him several times throughout the day. Molly is finally forced to overcome her absent-mindedness and has Scratch possess Weird Larry so that they can drive back to the house and get him to finally unlock the door. Molly apologizes for getting distracted.	"The Lucky Penny": Libby is concerned with Friday the 13th as her bad luck tends to increase during that time. Molly offers to give her her good luck for the day and Scratch enchants a penny with Molly's good luck and gives it to Libby. Libby experiences a good day, while Molly begins to suffer. However, they accidentally drop the penny into Andrea's purse, resulting in her getting too lucky and unknowingly absorbing everyone's luck and creating nearby disasters. Libby is forced to counteract it and successfully gets the penny back. She decides to give the good luck back to Molly as she finds it too stressful for her.
"Lock, Stock, and Peril": The McGees are trying to fix a broken fuse after Scratch knocked out the power while using the bathroom. Molly accidentally locks the door to the basement, trapping Sharon, Pete, and Darryl in there. While they panic and cause internal conflict, Molly and Scratch go to get help from Weird Larry, only to get distracted by everything and miss him several times throughout the day. Molly is finally forced to overcome her absent-mindedness and has Scratch possess Weird Larry so that they can drive back to the house and get him to finally unlock the door. Molly apologizes for getting distracted.	"The Lucky Penny": Libby is concerned with Friday the 13th as her bad luck tends to increase during that time. Molly offers to give her her good luck for the day and Scratch enchants a penny with Molly's good luck and gives it to Libby. Libby experiences a good day, while Molly begins to suffer. However, they accidentally drop the penny into Andrea's purse, resulting in her getting too lucky and unknowingly absorbing everyone's luck and creating nearby disasters. Libby is forced to counteract it and successfully gets the penny back. She decides to give the good luck back to Molly as she finds it too stressful for her.
"Lock, Stock, and Peril": The McGees are trying to fix a broken fuse after Scratch knocked out the power while using the bathroom. Molly accidentally locks the door to the basement, trapping Sharon, Pete, and Darryl in there. While they panic and cause internal conflict, Molly and Scratch go to get help from Weird Larry, only to get distracted by everything and miss him several times throughout the day. Molly is finally forced to overcome her absent-mindedness and has Scratch possess Weird Larry so that they can drive back to the house and get him to finally unlock the door. Molly apologizes for getting distracted.	"The Lucky Penny": Libby is concerned with Friday the 13th as her bad luck tends to increase during that time. Molly offers to give her her good luck for the day and Scratch enchants a penny with Molly's good luck and gives it to Libby. Libby experiences a good day, while Molly begins to suffer. However, they accidentally drop the penny into Andrea's purse, resulting in her getting too lucky and unknowingly absorbing everyone's luck and creating nearby disasters. Libby is forced to counteract it and successfully gets the penny back. She decides to give the good luck back to Molly as she finds it too stressful for her.
"Lock, Stock, and Peril": The McGees are trying to fix a broken fuse after Scratch knocked out the power while using the bathroom. Molly accidentally locks the door to the basement, trapping Sharon, Pete, and Darryl in there. While they panic and cause internal conflict, Molly and Scratch go to get help from Weird Larry, only to get distracted by everything and miss him several times throughout the day. Molly is finally forced to overcome her absent-mindedness and has Scratch possess Weird Larry so that they can drive back to the house and get him to finally unlock the door. Molly apologizes for getting distracted.
18 	18 	"Out of House and Home""Home is Where the Haunt Is" 	June 25, 2022 	
"Out of House and Home": While trying to clean the gutters, Pete falls off the roof and ends up in the hospital. The McGees find themselves with an exorbitant bill, requiring Molly, Darryl, and Sharon to find quick ways to make money while a very compliant Scratch performs all the house duties and cares for Pete. As usual, things do not go so smoothly for the McGees as their family dynamic changes. Luckily, they manage to get all the money and send it to the hospital, only for realtor Candace Green to inform them that they did not pay their mortgage, forcing the McGees to move out and leaving Scratch all alone.
"Home is Where the Haunt Is": The McGees are forced to live in their van in the woods. Molly continues to go to school, but tells Libby that everything is fine, though she can clearly see through her lies. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to scare away any potential buyers, until Candace gets the attention of a creepy expectant couple who like Scratch. Scratch begs Candace to not sell, and she allows the McGees to at least say goodbye to the house. Fortunately, Andrea, who saw the McGees' living conditions, convinced Brighton to help them buy their house back. The McGees happily reunite with Scratch and their house.	"Out of House and Home": While trying to clean the gutters, Pete falls off the roof and ends up in the hospital. The McGees find themselves with an exorbitant bill, requiring Molly, Darryl, and Sharon to find quick ways to make money while a very compliant Scratch performs all the house duties and cares for Pete. As usual, things do not go so smoothly for the McGees as their family dynamic changes. Luckily, they manage to get all the money and send it to the hospital, only for realtor Candace Green to inform them that they did not pay their mortgage, forcing the McGees to move out and leaving Scratch all alone.
"Home is Where the Haunt Is": The McGees are forced to live in their van in the woods. Molly continues to go to school, but tells Libby that everything is fine, though she can clearly see through her lies. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to scare away any potential buyers, until Candace gets the attention of a creepy expectant couple who like Scratch. Scratch begs Candace to not sell, and she allows the McGees to at least say goodbye to the house. Fortunately, Andrea, who saw the McGees' living conditions, convinced Brighton to help them buy their house back. The McGees happily reunite with Scratch and their house.	"Out of House and Home": While trying to clean the gutters, Pete falls off the roof and ends up in the hospital. The McGees find themselves with an exorbitant bill, requiring Molly, Darryl, and Sharon to find quick ways to make money while a very compliant Scratch performs all the house duties and cares for Pete. As usual, things do not go so smoothly for the McGees as their family dynamic changes. Luckily, they manage to get all the money and send it to the hospital, only for realtor Candace Green to inform them that they did not pay their mortgage, forcing the McGees to move out and leaving Scratch all alone.
"Home is Where the Haunt Is": The McGees are forced to live in their van in the woods. Molly continues to go to school, but tells Libby that everything is fine, though she can clearly see through her lies. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to scare away any potential buyers, until Candace gets the attention of a creepy expectant couple who like Scratch. Scratch begs Candace to not sell, and she allows the McGees to at least say goodbye to the house. Fortunately, Andrea, who saw the McGees' living conditions, convinced Brighton to help them buy their house back. The McGees happily reunite with Scratch and their house.	"Out of House and Home": While trying to clean the gutters, Pete falls off the roof and ends up in the hospital. The McGees find themselves with an exorbitant bill, requiring Molly, Darryl, and Sharon to find quick ways to make money while a very compliant Scratch performs all the house duties and cares for Pete. As usual, things do not go so smoothly for the McGees as their family dynamic changes. Luckily, they manage to get all the money and send it to the hospital, only for realtor Candace Green to inform them that they did not pay their mortgage, forcing the McGees to move out and leaving Scratch all alone.
"Home is Where the Haunt Is": The McGees are forced to live in their van in the woods. Molly continues to go to school, but tells Libby that everything is fine, though she can clearly see through her lies. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to scare away any potential buyers, until Candace gets the attention of a creepy expectant couple who like Scratch. Scratch begs Candace to not sell, and she allows the McGees to at least say goodbye to the house. Fortunately, Andrea, who saw the McGees' living conditions, convinced Brighton to help them buy their house back. The McGees happily reunite with Scratch and their house.	"Out of House and Home": While trying to clean the gutters, Pete falls off the roof and ends up in the hospital. The McGees find themselves with an exorbitant bill, requiring Molly, Darryl, and Sharon to find quick ways to make money while a very compliant Scratch performs all the house duties and cares for Pete. As usual, things do not go so smoothly for the McGees as their family dynamic changes. Luckily, they manage to get all the money and send it to the hospital, only for realtor Candace Green to inform them that they did not pay their mortgage, forcing the McGees to move out and leaving Scratch all alone.
"Home is Where the Haunt Is": The McGees are forced to live in their van in the woods. Molly continues to go to school, but tells Libby that everything is fine, though she can clearly see through her lies. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to scare away any potential buyers, until Candace gets the attention of a creepy expectant couple who like Scratch. Scratch begs Candace to not sell, and she allows the McGees to at least say goodbye to the house. Fortunately, Andrea, who saw the McGees' living conditions, convinced Brighton to help them buy their house back. The McGees happily reunite with Scratch and their house.
19 	19 	"Scaring is Caring""All Night Plight" 	July 2, 2022 	
"Scaring is Caring": Scratch puts off his scare report until the last minute and to make matters worse, he is now filled with "joy", gradually making him smaller, cuter, and unable to perform his tasks efficiently. Molly decides to fill in for him and is further motivated when Scratch laughs at her notion. At the ghost doctor, Scratch is told that he needs to find his fear while Molly tries and fails miserably to scare people around Brighton. In the end, Scratch gets scared when he sees Molly in danger and he reverts to his usual self while rescuing her, ironically meaning that she technically scared him successfully.
"All Night Plight": Molly wants to hold a gathering for herself, Libby, and Scratch to watch a rare comet fly over Brighton. Molly has her mother drive out to the country due to the city's light pollution and things get even more complicated as a drowsy Libby behaves like a fantasy hero and Scratch desperately tries to order something to eat as the snacks were left at home. After Libby scares a herd of buffalo towards them, Molly admits to a frustrated Scratch that she wanted one perfect memory for all of them to remember. Scratch becomes a hot air balloon and flies Molly and Libby above the overcast sky so that they can finally see the comet.	"Scaring is Caring": Scratch puts off his scare report until the last minute and to make matters worse, he is now filled with "joy", gradually making him smaller, cuter, and unable to perform his tasks efficiently. Molly decides to fill in for him and is further motivated when Scratch laughs at her notion. At the ghost doctor, Scratch is told that he needs to find his fear while Molly tries and fails miserably to scare people around Brighton. In the end, Scratch gets scared when he sees Molly in danger and he reverts to his usual self while rescuing her, ironically meaning that she technically scared him successfully.
"All Night Plight": Molly wants to hold a gathering for herself, Libby, and Scratch to watch a rare comet fly over Brighton. Molly has her mother drive out to the country due to the city's light pollution and things get even more complicated as a drowsy Libby behaves like a fantasy hero and Scratch desperately tries to order something to eat as the snacks were left at home. After Libby scares a herd of buffalo towards them, Molly admits to a frustrated Scratch that she wanted one perfect memory for all of them to remember. Scratch becomes a hot air balloon and flies Molly and Libby above the overcast sky so that they can finally see the comet.	"Scaring is Caring": Scratch puts off his scare report until the last minute and to make matters worse, he is now filled with "joy", gradually making him smaller, cuter, and unable to perform his tasks efficiently. Molly decides to fill in for him and is further motivated when Scratch laughs at her notion. At the ghost doctor, Scratch is told that he needs to find his fear while Molly tries and fails miserably to scare people around Brighton. In the end, Scratch gets scared when he sees Molly in danger and he reverts to his usual self while rescuing her, ironically meaning that she technically scared him successfully.
"All Night Plight": Molly wants to hold a gathering for herself, Libby, and Scratch to watch a rare comet fly over Brighton. Molly has her mother drive out to the country due to the city's light pollution and things get even more complicated as a drowsy Libby behaves like a fantasy hero and Scratch desperately tries to order something to eat as the snacks were left at home. After Libby scares a herd of buffalo towards them, Molly admits to a frustrated Scratch that she wanted one perfect memory for all of them to remember. Scratch becomes a hot air balloon and flies Molly and Libby above the overcast sky so that they can finally see the comet.	"Scaring is Caring": Scratch puts off his scare report until the last minute and to make matters worse, he is now filled with "joy", gradually making him smaller, cuter, and unable to perform his tasks efficiently. Molly decides to fill in for him and is further motivated when Scratch laughs at her notion. At the ghost doctor, Scratch is told that he needs to find his fear while Molly tries and fails miserably to scare people around Brighton. In the end, Scratch gets scared when he sees Molly in danger and he reverts to his usual self while rescuing her, ironically meaning that she technically scared him successfully.
"All Night Plight": Molly wants to hold a gathering for herself, Libby, and Scratch to watch a rare comet fly over Brighton. Molly has her mother drive out to the country due to the city's light pollution and things get even more complicated as a drowsy Libby behaves like a fantasy hero and Scratch desperately tries to order something to eat as the snacks were left at home. After Libby scares a herd of buffalo towards them, Molly admits to a frustrated Scratch that she wanted one perfect memory for all of them to remember. Scratch becomes a hot air balloon and flies Molly and Libby above the overcast sky so that they can finally see the comet.	"Scaring is Caring": Scratch puts off his scare report until the last minute and to make matters worse, he is now filled with "joy", gradually making him smaller, cuter, and unable to perform his tasks efficiently. Molly decides to fill in for him and is further motivated when Scratch laughs at her notion. At the ghost doctor, Scratch is told that he needs to find his fear while Molly tries and fails miserably to scare people around Brighton. In the end, Scratch gets scared when he sees Molly in danger and he reverts to his usual self while rescuing her, ironically meaning that she technically scared him successfully.
"All Night Plight": Molly wants to hold a gathering for herself, Libby, and Scratch to watch a rare comet fly over Brighton. Molly has her mother drive out to the country due to the city's light pollution and things get even more complicated as a drowsy Libby behaves like a fantasy hero and Scratch desperately tries to order something to eat as the snacks were left at home. After Libby scares a herd of buffalo towards them, Molly admits to a frustrated Scratch that she wanted one perfect memory for all of them to remember. Scratch becomes a hot air balloon and flies Molly and Libby above the overcast sky so that they can finally see the comet.
20 	20 	"The Jig is Up""Molly vs. The Ghost World" 	July 9, 2022 	
"The Jig is Up": The Ghost Council discovers that joy has increased in Brighton and send Jinx, a joy hunter, to watch over Scratch. He continuously attempts to dissuade her, but is later horrified to learn that ghosts spread misery because the Chairman feeds off of it. He finally manages to get rid of her and get back with Molly, but Jinx returns and discovers Molly as the source of Brighton's joy. She attempts to kill her, but Scratch stands between them. Realizing that Scratch has befriended a human this entire time, Jinx takes him away to be punished; leaving Molly distraught.
"Molly vs. The Ghost World": The McGees and Libby are all concerned for Scratch's well being. However, Molly calls upon Geoff to aid them. Thanks to Geoff's portal, Molly becomes a Wraith, someone who is not dead, but still a ghost. Her mere existence in the Ghost Realm causes joy to be spread whenever she touches anything. She manages to reach Scratch at his trial, but the Council decide to send Molly, Scratch and Geoff to the flow of failed phantoms. However, Molly's joy overpowers the flow and frees everyone while she disintegrates the Chairman with a single touch. Everyone returns home with Scratch embracing his family.	"The Jig is Up": The Ghost Council discovers that joy has increased in Brighton and send Jinx, a joy hunter, to watch over Scratch. He continuously attempts to dissuade her, but is later horrified to learn that ghosts spread misery because the Chairman feeds off of it. He finally manages to get rid of her and get back with Molly, but Jinx returns and discovers Molly as the source of Brighton's joy. She attempts to kill her, but Scratch stands between them. Realizing that Scratch has befriended a human this entire time, Jinx takes him away to be punished; leaving Molly distraught.
"Molly vs. The Ghost World": The McGees and Libby are all concerned for Scratch's well being. However, Molly calls upon Geoff to aid them. Thanks to Geoff's portal, Molly becomes a Wraith, someone who is not dead, but still a ghost. Her mere existence in the Ghost Realm causes joy to be spread whenever she touches anything. She manages to reach Scratch at his trial, but the Council decide to send Molly, Scratch and Geoff to the flow of failed phantoms. However, Molly's joy overpowers the flow and frees everyone while she disintegrates the Chairman with a single touch. Everyone returns home with Scratch embracing his family.	"The Jig is Up": The Ghost Council discovers that joy has increased in Brighton and send Jinx, a joy hunter, to watch over Scratch. He continuously attempts to dissuade her, but is later horrified to learn that ghosts spread misery because the Chairman feeds off of it. He finally manages to get rid of her and get back with Molly, but Jinx returns and discovers Molly as the source of Brighton's joy. She attempts to kill her, but Scratch stands between them. Realizing that Scratch has befriended a human this entire time, Jinx takes him away to be punished; leaving Molly distraught.
"Molly vs. The Ghost World": The McGees and Libby are all concerned for Scratch's well being. However, Molly calls upon Geoff to aid them. Thanks to Geoff's portal, Molly becomes a Wraith, someone who is not dead, but still a ghost. Her mere existence in the Ghost Realm causes joy to be spread whenever she touches anything. She manages to reach Scratch at his trial, but the Council decide to send Molly, Scratch and Geoff to the flow of failed phantoms. However, Molly's joy overpowers the flow and frees everyone while she disintegrates the Chairman with a single touch. Everyone returns home with Scratch embracing his family.	"The Jig is Up": The Ghost Council discovers that joy has increased in Brighton and send Jinx, a joy hunter, to watch over Scratch. He continuously attempts to dissuade her, but is later horrified to learn that ghosts spread misery because the Chairman feeds off of it. He finally manages to get rid of her and get back with Molly, but Jinx returns and discovers Molly as the source of Brighton's joy. She attempts to kill her, but Scratch stands between them. Realizing that Scratch has befriended a human this entire time, Jinx takes him away to be punished; leaving Molly distraught.
"Molly vs. The Ghost World": The McGees and Libby are all concerned for Scratch's well being. However, Molly calls upon Geoff to aid them. Thanks to Geoff's portal, Molly becomes a Wraith, someone who is not dead, but still a ghost. Her mere existence in the Ghost Realm causes joy to be spread whenever she touches anything. She manages to reach Scratch at his trial, but the Council decide to send Molly, Scratch and Geoff to the flow of failed phantoms. However, Molly's joy overpowers the flow and frees everyone while she disintegrates the Chairman with a single touch. Everyone returns home with Scratch embracing his family.	"The Jig is Up": The Ghost Council discovers that joy has increased in Brighton and send Jinx, a joy hunter, to watch over Scratch. He continuously attempts to dissuade her, but is later horrified to learn that ghosts spread misery because the Chairman feeds off of it. He finally manages to get rid of her and get back with Molly, but Jinx returns and discovers Molly as the source of Brighton's joy. She attempts to kill her, but Scratch stands between them. Realizing that Scratch has befriended a human this entire time, Jinx takes him away to be punished; leaving Molly distraught.
"Molly vs. The Ghost World": The McGees and Libby are all concerned for Scratch's well being. However, Molly calls upon Geoff to aid them. Thanks to Geoff's portal, Molly becomes a Wraith, someone who is not dead, but still a ghost. Her mere existence in the Ghost Realm causes joy to be spread whenever she touches anything. She manages to reach Scratch at his trial, but the Council decide to send Molly, Scratch and Geoff to the flow of failed phantoms. However, Molly's joy overpowers the flow and frees everyone while she disintegrates the Chairman with a single touch. Everyone returns home with Scratch embracing his family.
==Season Two (2023-2024)==
No. inSeries 	No. inSeason 	Title 	Original Airdate 	ProductionCode
21 	01 	"The New (Para)normal" 	April 1, 2023 	201
A new family, the Chens, moves to Brighton and the McGees greet them with a warm welcome. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes the new Chairman of the Ghost World (after the original one's demise in the Season 1 finale) and teaches the Barrister ghosts to have fun. The McGees want to be friends with the Chens and find that the people in their family have common interests as them. However, after Oliver, the son of the Chen family, reveals that he and his family are ghost hunters, Molly tries to hide the ghosts from them, during which scary creatures called "Frightmares" appear in the house, forcing Scratch to don the Chairman's outfit and send them away. In order to avoid suspicion from the Chens, the McGees decide to stay friends with the family, while promising to protect Scratch. Meanwhile, the Chens discover that there are ghosts in Brighton and set out to hunt them. 	A new family, the Chens, moves to Brighton and the McGees greet them with a warm welcome. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes the new Chairman of the Ghost World (after the original one's demise in the Season 1 finale) and teaches the Barrister ghosts to have fun. The McGees want to be friends with the Chens and find that the people in their family have common interests as them. However, after Oliver, the son of the Chen family, reveals that he and his family are ghost hunters, Molly tries to hide the ghosts from them, during which scary creatures called "Frightmares" appear in the house, forcing Scratch to don the Chairman's outfit and send them away. In order to avoid suspicion from the Chens, the McGees decide to stay friends with the family, while promising to protect Scratch. Meanwhile, the Chens discover that there are ghosts in Brighton and set out to hunt them. 	A new family, the Chens, moves to Brighton and the McGees greet them with a warm welcome. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes the new Chairman of the Ghost World (after the original one's demise in the Season 1 finale) and teaches the Barrister ghosts to have fun. The McGees want to be friends with the Chens and find that the people in their family have common interests as them. However, after Oliver, the son of the Chen family, reveals that he and his family are ghost hunters, Molly tries to hide the ghosts from them, during which scary creatures called "Frightmares" appear in the house, forcing Scratch to don the Chairman's outfit and send them away. In order to avoid suspicion from the Chens, the McGees decide to stay friends with the family, while promising to protect Scratch. Meanwhile, the Chens discover that there are ghosts in Brighton and set out to hunt them. 	A new family, the Chens, moves to Brighton and the McGees greet them with a warm welcome. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes the new Chairman of the Ghost World (after the original one's demise in the Season 1 finale) and teaches the Barrister ghosts to have fun. The McGees want to be friends with the Chens and find that the people in their family have common interests as them. However, after Oliver, the son of the Chen family, reveals that he and his family are ghost hunters, Molly tries to hide the ghosts from them, during which scary creatures called "Frightmares" appear in the house, forcing Scratch to don the Chairman's outfit and send them away. In order to avoid suspicion from the Chens, the McGees decide to stay friends with the family, while promising to protect Scratch. Meanwhile, the Chens discover that there are ghosts in Brighton and set out to hunt them. 	A new family, the Chens, moves to Brighton and the McGees greet them with a warm welcome. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes the new Chairman of the Ghost World (after the original one's demise in the Season 1 finale) and teaches the Barrister ghosts to have fun. The McGees want to be friends with the Chens and find that the people in their family have common interests as them. However, after Oliver, the son of the Chen family, reveals that he and his family are ghost hunters, Molly tries to hide the ghosts from them, during which scary creatures called "Frightmares" appear in the house, forcing Scratch to don the Chairman's outfit and send them away. In order to avoid suspicion from the Chens, the McGees decide to stay friends with the family, while promising to protect Scratch. Meanwhile, the Chens discover that there are ghosts in Brighton and set out to hunt them.
22 	02 	"Book Marks the Sprite""Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble" 	April 8, 2023 	202
"Book Marks the Sprite": Libby's mother asks her to watch the book store while she is out, which becomes a problem when a story sprite, a tiny creature who has the ability to consume words in stories and become the characters in them, appears. As if that wasn't bad enough, Oliver enters the book store, looking for ghosts. Molly takes him outside as Scratch and Libby try to defeat the Sprite. Eventually, Libby uses her diary to turn the Sprite into a clone of herself, who puts all the words back in the books and cleans up the store. Meanwhile, Molly is unable to convince Oliver that ghosts aren't as bad as they seem, but Libby reassures her that there's still a chance for him to change his mind.
"Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble": After getting in trouble at school once again, Darryl becomes a wraith so he can have fun while his soulless husk does all his work. After seeing everyone commend Darryl's husk on his good behavior, he becomes jealous and prepares to run away. However, after overhearing Pete and Sharon lament over how Darryl has lost his spark, Darryl chases his body as it hops onto the back of a garbage truck on the way to the junkyard (as he previously called his husk a "piece of garbage"). After he rescues his body right before it gets burned in the incinerator, Darryl reenters his body and returns home. The family becomes gladdened that Darryl is his own self again. 	"Book Marks the Sprite": Libby's mother asks her to watch the book store while she is out, which becomes a problem when a story sprite, a tiny creature who has the ability to consume words in stories and become the characters in them, appears. As if that wasn't bad enough, Oliver enters the book store, looking for ghosts. Molly takes him outside as Scratch and Libby try to defeat the Sprite. Eventually, Libby uses her diary to turn the Sprite into a clone of herself, who puts all the words back in the books and cleans up the store. Meanwhile, Molly is unable to convince Oliver that ghosts aren't as bad as they seem, but Libby reassures her that there's still a chance for him to change his mind.
"Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble": After getting in trouble at school once again, Darryl becomes a wraith so he can have fun while his soulless husk does all his work. After seeing everyone commend Darryl's husk on his good behavior, he becomes jealous and prepares to run away. However, after overhearing Pete and Sharon lament over how Darryl has lost his spark, Darryl chases his body as it hops onto the back of a garbage truck on the way to the junkyard (as he previously called his husk a "piece of garbage"). After he rescues his body right before it gets burned in the incinerator, Darryl reenters his body and returns home. The family becomes gladdened that Darryl is his own self again. 	"Book Marks the Sprite": Libby's mother asks her to watch the book store while she is out, which becomes a problem when a story sprite, a tiny creature who has the ability to consume words in stories and become the characters in them, appears. As if that wasn't bad enough, Oliver enters the book store, looking for ghosts. Molly takes him outside as Scratch and Libby try to defeat the Sprite. Eventually, Libby uses her diary to turn the Sprite into a clone of herself, who puts all the words back in the books and cleans up the store. Meanwhile, Molly is unable to convince Oliver that ghosts aren't as bad as they seem, but Libby reassures her that there's still a chance for him to change his mind.
"Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble": After getting in trouble at school once again, Darryl becomes a wraith so he can have fun while his soulless husk does all his work. After seeing everyone commend Darryl's husk on his good behavior, he becomes jealous and prepares to run away. However, after overhearing Pete and Sharon lament over how Darryl has lost his spark, Darryl chases his body as it hops onto the back of a garbage truck on the way to the junkyard (as he previously called his husk a "piece of garbage"). After he rescues his body right before it gets burned in the incinerator, Darryl reenters his body and returns home. The family becomes gladdened that Darryl is his own self again. 	"Book Marks the Sprite": Libby's mother asks her to watch the book store while she is out, which becomes a problem when a story sprite, a tiny creature who has the ability to consume words in stories and become the characters in them, appears. As if that wasn't bad enough, Oliver enters the book store, looking for ghosts. Molly takes him outside as Scratch and Libby try to defeat the Sprite. Eventually, Libby uses her diary to turn the Sprite into a clone of herself, who puts all the words back in the books and cleans up the store. Meanwhile, Molly is unable to convince Oliver that ghosts aren't as bad as they seem, but Libby reassures her that there's still a chance for him to change his mind.
"Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble": After getting in trouble at school once again, Darryl becomes a wraith so he can have fun while his soulless husk does all his work. After seeing everyone commend Darryl's husk on his good behavior, he becomes jealous and prepares to run away. However, after overhearing Pete and Sharon lament over how Darryl has lost his spark, Darryl chases his body as it hops onto the back of a garbage truck on the way to the junkyard (as he previously called his husk a "piece of garbage"). After he rescues his body right before it gets burned in the incinerator, Darryl reenters his body and returns home. The family becomes gladdened that Darryl is his own self again. 	"Book Marks the Sprite": Libby's mother asks her to watch the book store while she is out, which becomes a problem when a story sprite, a tiny creature who has the ability to consume words in stories and become the characters in them, appears. As if that wasn't bad enough, Oliver enters the book store, looking for ghosts. Molly takes him outside as Scratch and Libby try to defeat the Sprite. Eventually, Libby uses her diary to turn the Sprite into a clone of herself, who puts all the words back in the books and cleans up the store. Meanwhile, Molly is unable to convince Oliver that ghosts aren't as bad as they seem, but Libby reassures her that there's still a chance for him to change his mind.
"Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble": After getting in trouble at school once again, Darryl becomes a wraith so he can have fun while his soulless husk does all his work. After seeing everyone commend Darryl's husk on his good behavior, he becomes jealous and prepares to run away. However, after overhearing Pete and Sharon lament over how Darryl has lost his spark, Darryl chases his body as it hops onto the back of a garbage truck on the way to the junkyard (as he previously called his husk a "piece of garbage"). After he rescues his body right before it gets burned in the incinerator, Darryl reenters his body and returns home. The family becomes gladdened that Darryl is his own self again.
23 	03 	"Faint of Art""A Soda to Remember" 	April 15, 2023 	203
"Faint of Art": Sharon goes down into the basement to fulfill her passion for painting, but is intimidated by the blank canvas and cannot come up with anything. She continually tries to get away from painting, but her family keeps stopping her. Eventually, Sharon confesses that with so many things that paused her passion in life, she is afraid to do it for real, but Molly tells her that it is okay to feel that way. After Scratch accidentally sits in Sharon's paints and rubs his posterior onto the canvas, Sharon is finally inspired to paint, and Scratch and Molly leave her to paint in peace.
"A Soda to Remember": As Molly and Libby reminisce on past memories, Scratch reveals that he doesn't remember anything from his life before he became a ghost, except for a brand of strawberry soda that was discontinued years ago. Fortunately, Darryl is able to obtain a bottle online, but when he shows it to the others at school, Principal O'Conner confiscates it. The four plan out a heist to steal the soda back, but Scratch attempts to sabotage the mission, afraid of remembering something bad. Molly encourages Scratch and they succeed in stealing the soda. When Scratch drinks the soda, he remembers a time when he was young and a friend of his moved away. Afterwards, he looks off into the distance, distraught and sentimental. 	"Faint of Art": Sharon goes down into the basement to fulfill her passion for painting, but is intimidated by the blank canvas and cannot come up with anything. She continually tries to get away from painting, but her family keeps stopping her. Eventually, Sharon confesses that with so many things that paused her passion in life, she is afraid to do it for real, but Molly tells her that it is okay to feel that way. After Scratch accidentally sits in Sharon's paints and rubs his posterior onto the canvas, Sharon is finally inspired to paint, and Scratch and Molly leave her to paint in peace.
"A Soda to Remember": As Molly and Libby reminisce on past memories, Scratch reveals that he doesn't remember anything from his life before he became a ghost, except for a brand of strawberry soda that was discontinued years ago. Fortunately, Darryl is able to obtain a bottle online, but when he shows it to the others at school, Principal O'Conner confiscates it. The four plan out a heist to steal the soda back, but Scratch attempts to sabotage the mission, afraid of remembering something bad. Molly encourages Scratch and they succeed in stealing the soda. When Scratch drinks the soda, he remembers a time when he was young and a friend of his moved away. Afterwards, he looks off into the distance, distraught and sentimental. 	"Faint of Art": Sharon goes down into the basement to fulfill her passion for painting, but is intimidated by the blank canvas and cannot come up with anything. She continually tries to get away from painting, but her family keeps stopping her. Eventually, Sharon confesses that with so many things that paused her passion in life, she is afraid to do it for real, but Molly tells her that it is okay to feel that way. After Scratch accidentally sits in Sharon's paints and rubs his posterior onto the canvas, Sharon is finally inspired to paint, and Scratch and Molly leave her to paint in peace.
"A Soda to Remember": As Molly and Libby reminisce on past memories, Scratch reveals that he doesn't remember anything from his life before he became a ghost, except for a brand of strawberry soda that was discontinued years ago. Fortunately, Darryl is able to obtain a bottle online, but when he shows it to the others at school, Principal O'Conner confiscates it. The four plan out a heist to steal the soda back, but Scratch attempts to sabotage the mission, afraid of remembering something bad. Molly encourages Scratch and they succeed in stealing the soda. When Scratch drinks the soda, he remembers a time when he was young and a friend of his moved away. Afterwards, he looks off into the distance, distraught and sentimental. 	"Faint of Art": Sharon goes down into the basement to fulfill her passion for painting, but is intimidated by the blank canvas and cannot come up with anything. She continually tries to get away from painting, but her family keeps stopping her. Eventually, Sharon confesses that with so many things that paused her passion in life, she is afraid to do it for real, but Molly tells her that it is okay to feel that way. After Scratch accidentally sits in Sharon's paints and rubs his posterior onto the canvas, Sharon is finally inspired to paint, and Scratch and Molly leave her to paint in peace.
"A Soda to Remember": As Molly and Libby reminisce on past memories, Scratch reveals that he doesn't remember anything from his life before he became a ghost, except for a brand of strawberry soda that was discontinued years ago. Fortunately, Darryl is able to obtain a bottle online, but when he shows it to the others at school, Principal O'Conner confiscates it. The four plan out a heist to steal the soda back, but Scratch attempts to sabotage the mission, afraid of remembering something bad. Molly encourages Scratch and they succeed in stealing the soda. When Scratch drinks the soda, he remembers a time when he was young and a friend of his moved away. Afterwards, he looks off into the distance, distraught and sentimental. 	"Faint of Art": Sharon goes down into the basement to fulfill her passion for painting, but is intimidated by the blank canvas and cannot come up with anything. She continually tries to get away from painting, but her family keeps stopping her. Eventually, Sharon confesses that with so many things that paused her passion in life, she is afraid to do it for real, but Molly tells her that it is okay to feel that way. After Scratch accidentally sits in Sharon's paints and rubs his posterior onto the canvas, Sharon is finally inspired to paint, and Scratch and Molly leave her to paint in peace.
"A Soda to Remember": As Molly and Libby reminisce on past memories, Scratch reveals that he doesn't remember anything from his life before he became a ghost, except for a brand of strawberry soda that was discontinued years ago. Fortunately, Darryl is able to obtain a bottle online, but when he shows it to the others at school, Principal O'Conner confiscates it. The four plan out a heist to steal the soda back, but Scratch attempts to sabotage the mission, afraid of remembering something bad. Molly encourages Scratch and they succeed in stealing the soda. When Scratch drinks the soda, he remembers a time when he was young and a friend of his moved away. Afterwards, he looks off into the distance, distraught and sentimental.
24 	04 	"A Period Piece""It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland" 	April 22, 2023 	204
"A Period Piece": When Molly invites Libby and Andrea to a sleepover, Libby ends up getting her first period. Having already experienced this event, Andrea helps Libby out and they become closer to each other (even forming a "period pact"). While Pete and Scratch are out buying period products, Molly becomes threatened by Libby and Andrea's new bond and tries to act more mature to join in, but eventually breaks down. Libby and Andrea assure Molly that everyone grows up at their own pace and that they will still be friends with her, making Molly happy.
"It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland": When bad weather cancels the McGees' plans for a week's vacation in Sunnyland, Molly decides to bring the vacation to them by creating a makeshift Sunnyland park in their home. She hires Scratch to help out and the family has the time of their lives. However, the family expects the fun to last the whole week, and Molly starts getting tired planning things out. She tries to hire Libby to help, but Libby is more interested in the rides. After an exhausted and frustrated Molly accidentally floods the house, everyone apologizes to her for not being considerate of her feelings and they let her join in the fun. 	"A Period Piece": When Molly invites Libby and Andrea to a sleepover, Libby ends up getting her first period. Having already experienced this event, Andrea helps Libby out and they become closer to each other (even forming a "period pact"). While Pete and Scratch are out buying period products, Molly becomes threatened by Libby and Andrea's new bond and tries to act more mature to join in, but eventually breaks down. Libby and Andrea assure Molly that everyone grows up at their own pace and that they will still be friends with her, making Molly happy.
"It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland": When bad weather cancels the McGees' plans for a week's vacation in Sunnyland, Molly decides to bring the vacation to them by creating a makeshift Sunnyland park in their home. She hires Scratch to help out and the family has the time of their lives. However, the family expects the fun to last the whole week, and Molly starts getting tired planning things out. She tries to hire Libby to help, but Libby is more interested in the rides. After an exhausted and frustrated Molly accidentally floods the house, everyone apologizes to her for not being considerate of her feelings and they let her join in the fun. 	"A Period Piece": When Molly invites Libby and Andrea to a sleepover, Libby ends up getting her first period. Having already experienced this event, Andrea helps Libby out and they become closer to each other (even forming a "period pact"). While Pete and Scratch are out buying period products, Molly becomes threatened by Libby and Andrea's new bond and tries to act more mature to join in, but eventually breaks down. Libby and Andrea assure Molly that everyone grows up at their own pace and that they will still be friends with her, making Molly happy.
"It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland": When bad weather cancels the McGees' plans for a week's vacation in Sunnyland, Molly decides to bring the vacation to them by creating a makeshift Sunnyland park in their home. She hires Scratch to help out and the family has the time of their lives. However, the family expects the fun to last the whole week, and Molly starts getting tired planning things out. She tries to hire Libby to help, but Libby is more interested in the rides. After an exhausted and frustrated Molly accidentally floods the house, everyone apologizes to her for not being considerate of her feelings and they let her join in the fun. 	"A Period Piece": When Molly invites Libby and Andrea to a sleepover, Libby ends up getting her first period. Having already experienced this event, Andrea helps Libby out and they become closer to each other (even forming a "period pact"). While Pete and Scratch are out buying period products, Molly becomes threatened by Libby and Andrea's new bond and tries to act more mature to join in, but eventually breaks down. Libby and Andrea assure Molly that everyone grows up at their own pace and that they will still be friends with her, making Molly happy.
"It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland": When bad weather cancels the McGees' plans for a week's vacation in Sunnyland, Molly decides to bring the vacation to them by creating a makeshift Sunnyland park in their home. She hires Scratch to help out and the family has the time of their lives. However, the family expects the fun to last the whole week, and Molly starts getting tired planning things out. She tries to hire Libby to help, but Libby is more interested in the rides. After an exhausted and frustrated Molly accidentally floods the house, everyone apologizes to her for not being considerate of her feelings and they let her join in the fun. 	"A Period Piece": When Molly invites Libby and Andrea to a sleepover, Libby ends up getting her first period. Having already experienced this event, Andrea helps Libby out and they become closer to each other (even forming a "period pact"). While Pete and Scratch are out buying period products, Molly becomes threatened by Libby and Andrea's new bond and tries to act more mature to join in, but eventually breaks down. Libby and Andrea assure Molly that everyone grows up at their own pace and that they will still be friends with her, making Molly happy.
"It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland": When bad weather cancels the McGees' plans for a week's vacation in Sunnyland, Molly decides to bring the vacation to them by creating a makeshift Sunnyland park in their home. She hires Scratch to help out and the family has the time of their lives. However, the family expects the fun to last the whole week, and Molly starts getting tired planning things out. She tries to hire Libby to help, but Libby is more interested in the rides. After an exhausted and frustrated Molly accidentally floods the house, everyone apologizes to her for not being considerate of her feelings and they let her join in the fun.
25 	05 	"I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie""Davenport's on Demand" 	April 29, 2023 	206
"I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie": Molly is going with Ollie to an upcoming school dance, much to the chagrin of Scratch due to the fact that Ollie is a ghost hunter. At the dance, everyone deems Molly and Ollie a couple and Scratch tries to sabotage the dance. Molly tells Scratch that she indeed has a crush on Ollie and an upset Scratch leaves and gets caught in a ghost trap that the Chens set up. Upon finding out, Molly frees Scratch and they both apologize to each other, with the former declaring that she and Ollie are through. Unbeknownst to them, Ollie has found out about Scratch and overheard what Molly said, leaving him heartbroken. After the dance, Esther asks Ollie if something is wrong, but Ollie lies and decides to keep Molly's secret from his family.
"Davenport's on Demand": Andrea takes an interest in coding and creates an app that allows people to order anything. The app proves extremely popular, especially with the McGee family, until Molly finds that small businesses are being closed due to the app's success. After failing to compete by starting a delivery service with the other business owners, Molly leads a protest against the Davenports to shut down the app and while Mr. and Mrs. Davenport do not care, Andrea feels bad and shuts down the app while Molly distracts her father. Andrea then promises to use her coding for good from now on. Meanwhile, a CEO of a company decides to expand his business into Brighton, thinking it will be the perfect town for sales, profit, and products. 	"I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie": Molly is going with Ollie to an upcoming school dance, much to the chagrin of Scratch due to the fact that Ollie is a ghost hunter. At the dance, everyone deems Molly and Ollie a couple and Scratch tries to sabotage the dance. Molly tells Scratch that she indeed has a crush on Ollie and an upset Scratch leaves and gets caught in a ghost trap that the Chens set up. Upon finding out, Molly frees Scratch and they both apologize to each other, with the former declaring that she and Ollie are through. Unbeknownst to them, Ollie has found out about Scratch and overheard what Molly said, leaving him heartbroken. After the dance, Esther asks Ollie if something is wrong, but Ollie lies and decides to keep Molly's secret from his family.
"Davenport's on Demand": Andrea takes an interest in coding and creates an app that allows people to order anything. The app proves extremely popular, especially with the McGee family, until Molly finds that small businesses are being closed due to the app's success. After failing to compete by starting a delivery service with the other business owners, Molly leads a protest against the Davenports to shut down the app and while Mr. and Mrs. Davenport do not care, Andrea feels bad and shuts down the app while Molly distracts her father. Andrea then promises to use her coding for good from now on. Meanwhile, a CEO of a company decides to expand his business into Brighton, thinking it will be the perfect town for sales, profit, and products. 	"I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie": Molly is going with Ollie to an upcoming school dance, much to the chagrin of Scratch due to the fact that Ollie is a ghost hunter. At the dance, everyone deems Molly and Ollie a couple and Scratch tries to sabotage the dance. Molly tells Scratch that she indeed has a crush on Ollie and an upset Scratch leaves and gets caught in a ghost trap that the Chens set up. Upon finding out, Molly frees Scratch and they both apologize to each other, with the former declaring that she and Ollie are through. Unbeknownst to them, Ollie has found out about Scratch and overheard what Molly said, leaving him heartbroken. After the dance, Esther asks Ollie if something is wrong, but Ollie lies and decides to keep Molly's secret from his family.
"Davenport's on Demand": Andrea takes an interest in coding and creates an app that allows people to order anything. The app proves extremely popular, especially with the McGee family, until Molly finds that small businesses are being closed due to the app's success. After failing to compete by starting a delivery service with the other business owners, Molly leads a protest against the Davenports to shut down the app and while Mr. and Mrs. Davenport do not care, Andrea feels bad and shuts down the app while Molly distracts her father. Andrea then promises to use her coding for good from now on. Meanwhile, a CEO of a company decides to expand his business into Brighton, thinking it will be the perfect town for sales, profit, and products. 	"I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie": Molly is going with Ollie to an upcoming school dance, much to the chagrin of Scratch due to the fact that Ollie is a ghost hunter. At the dance, everyone deems Molly and Ollie a couple and Scratch tries to sabotage the dance. Molly tells Scratch that she indeed has a crush on Ollie and an upset Scratch leaves and gets caught in a ghost trap that the Chens set up. Upon finding out, Molly frees Scratch and they both apologize to each other, with the former declaring that she and Ollie are through. Unbeknownst to them, Ollie has found out about Scratch and overheard what Molly said, leaving him heartbroken. After the dance, Esther asks Ollie if something is wrong, but Ollie lies and decides to keep Molly's secret from his family.
"Davenport's on Demand": Andrea takes an interest in coding and creates an app that allows people to order anything. The app proves extremely popular, especially with the McGee family, until Molly finds that small businesses are being closed due to the app's success. After failing to compete by starting a delivery service with the other business owners, Molly leads a protest against the Davenports to shut down the app and while Mr. and Mrs. Davenport do not care, Andrea feels bad and shuts down the app while Molly distracts her father. Andrea then promises to use her coding for good from now on. Meanwhile, a CEO of a company decides to expand his business into Brighton, thinking it will be the perfect town for sales, profit, and products. 	"I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie": Molly is going with Ollie to an upcoming school dance, much to the chagrin of Scratch due to the fact that Ollie is a ghost hunter. At the dance, everyone deems Molly and Ollie a couple and Scratch tries to sabotage the dance. Molly tells Scratch that she indeed has a crush on Ollie and an upset Scratch leaves and gets caught in a ghost trap that the Chens set up. Upon finding out, Molly frees Scratch and they both apologize to each other, with the former declaring that she and Ollie are through. Unbeknownst to them, Ollie has found out about Scratch and overheard what Molly said, leaving him heartbroken. After the dance, Esther asks Ollie if something is wrong, but Ollie lies and decides to keep Molly's secret from his family.
"Davenport's on Demand": Andrea takes an interest in coding and creates an app that allows people to order anything. The app proves extremely popular, especially with the McGee family, until Molly finds that small businesses are being closed due to the app's success. After failing to compete by starting a delivery service with the other business owners, Molly leads a protest against the Davenports to shut down the app and while Mr. and Mrs. Davenport do not care, Andrea feels bad and shuts down the app while Molly distracts her father. Andrea then promises to use her coding for good from now on. Meanwhile, a CEO of a company decides to expand his business into Brighton, thinking it will be the perfect town for sales, profit, and products.
26 	06 	"A Doll to Die For""The (After)life of the Party" 	May 6, 2023 	205
"A Doll to Die For": Scratch curses a scary, trouble-making ghost named "Lord Doom" to possess the next object he sees, which turns out to be a baby doll in the human realm. Despite coming to the McGees' house to attack Scratch, Molly decides to train Lord Doom in being nice. As time passes, Molly becomes concerned that Lord Doom is trying to kill her, but he reveals that he was only trying to make her a collage. He becomes saddened by how Molly doesn't trust him, but he also realizes that he doesn't belong with the McGees due to his intense personality. He eventually becomes the plaything of Gertrude and Hidalgo's son, Octavious.
"The (After)life of the Party": Scratch is invited to Geoff's party, but thinking it might be dull, he decides to go instead to a supposedly more impressive party being held by another ghost named Jeff (spelled differently), much to Molly's exasperation who feels that he should go with whomever invited him first (which was Geoff). At Jeff's party, Scratch sees Geoff there after all and tries to hide from him. Jinx, who is also at the party, exposes Scratch to Geoff as revenge for defeating the Chairman. It turns out that Geoff and Jeff had set up the party together (which Jinx knew all along) and Scratch joins in the fun, though Jeff warns him not to trifle with Geoff's feelings again. 	"A Doll to Die For": Scratch curses a scary, trouble-making ghost named "Lord Doom" to possess the next object he sees, which turns out to be a baby doll in the human realm. Despite coming to the McGees' house to attack Scratch, Molly decides to train Lord Doom in being nice. As time passes, Molly becomes concerned that Lord Doom is trying to kill her, but he reveals that he was only trying to make her a collage. He becomes saddened by how Molly doesn't trust him, but he also realizes that he doesn't belong with the McGees due to his intense personality. He eventually becomes the plaything of Gertrude and Hidalgo's son, Octavious.
"The (After)life of the Party": Scratch is invited to Geoff's party, but thinking it might be dull, he decides to go instead to a supposedly more impressive party being held by another ghost named Jeff (spelled differently), much to Molly's exasperation who feels that he should go with whomever invited him first (which was Geoff). At Jeff's party, Scratch sees Geoff there after all and tries to hide from him. Jinx, who is also at the party, exposes Scratch to Geoff as revenge for defeating the Chairman. It turns out that Geoff and Jeff had set up the party together (which Jinx knew all along) and Scratch joins in the fun, though Jeff warns him not to trifle with Geoff's feelings again. 	"A Doll to Die For": Scratch curses a scary, trouble-making ghost named "Lord Doom" to possess the next object he sees, which turns out to be a baby doll in the human realm. Despite coming to the McGees' house to attack Scratch, Molly decides to train Lord Doom in being nice. As time passes, Molly becomes concerned that Lord Doom is trying to kill her, but he reveals that he was only trying to make her a collage. He becomes saddened by how Molly doesn't trust him, but he also realizes that he doesn't belong with the McGees due to his intense personality. He eventually becomes the plaything of Gertrude and Hidalgo's son, Octavious.
"The (After)life of the Party": Scratch is invited to Geoff's party, but thinking it might be dull, he decides to go instead to a supposedly more impressive party being held by another ghost named Jeff (spelled differently), much to Molly's exasperation who feels that he should go with whomever invited him first (which was Geoff). At Jeff's party, Scratch sees Geoff there after all and tries to hide from him. Jinx, who is also at the party, exposes Scratch to Geoff as revenge for defeating the Chairman. It turns out that Geoff and Jeff had set up the party together (which Jinx knew all along) and Scratch joins in the fun, though Jeff warns him not to trifle with Geoff's feelings again. 	"A Doll to Die For": Scratch curses a scary, trouble-making ghost named "Lord Doom" to possess the next object he sees, which turns out to be a baby doll in the human realm. Despite coming to the McGees' house to attack Scratch, Molly decides to train Lord Doom in being nice. As time passes, Molly becomes concerned that Lord Doom is trying to kill her, but he reveals that he was only trying to make her a collage. He becomes saddened by how Molly doesn't trust him, but he also realizes that he doesn't belong with the McGees due to his intense personality. He eventually becomes the plaything of Gertrude and Hidalgo's son, Octavious.
"The (After)life of the Party": Scratch is invited to Geoff's party, but thinking it might be dull, he decides to go instead to a supposedly more impressive party being held by another ghost named Jeff (spelled differently), much to Molly's exasperation who feels that he should go with whomever invited him first (which was Geoff). At Jeff's party, Scratch sees Geoff there after all and tries to hide from him. Jinx, who is also at the party, exposes Scratch to Geoff as revenge for defeating the Chairman. It turns out that Geoff and Jeff had set up the party together (which Jinx knew all along) and Scratch joins in the fun, though Jeff warns him not to trifle with Geoff's feelings again. 	"A Doll to Die For": Scratch curses a scary, trouble-making ghost named "Lord Doom" to possess the next object he sees, which turns out to be a baby doll in the human realm. Despite coming to the McGees' house to attack Scratch, Molly decides to train Lord Doom in being nice. As time passes, Molly becomes concerned that Lord Doom is trying to kill her, but he reveals that he was only trying to make her a collage. He becomes saddened by how Molly doesn't trust him, but he also realizes that he doesn't belong with the McGees due to his intense personality. He eventually becomes the plaything of Gertrude and Hidalgo's son, Octavious.
"The (After)life of the Party": Scratch is invited to Geoff's party, but thinking it might be dull, he decides to go instead to a supposedly more impressive party being held by another ghost named Jeff (spelled differently), much to Molly's exasperation who feels that he should go with whomever invited him first (which was Geoff). At Jeff's party, Scratch sees Geoff there after all and tries to hide from him. Jinx, who is also at the party, exposes Scratch to Geoff as revenge for defeating the Chairman. It turns out that Geoff and Jeff had set up the party together (which Jinx knew all along) and Scratch joins in the fun, though Jeff warns him not to trifle with Geoff's feelings again.
27 	07 	"Frightmares on Main Street" 	May 13, 2023 	208
In a Halloween episode that acts as a continuation of "I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie", Molly sets up a "haunted house" near the school to raise money to help a young boy buy a cow. To help out, Scratch invites all the ghosts to make the haunted house more realistic. Meanwhile, Ollie, now fully aware of Scratch's existence, thinks that Scratch has corrupted Molly and tries to "save" her by getting rid of Scratch. The rest of the Chens are then alerted to the presence of the ghosts and arrive at the school to look for them. Molly tries to distract them while Scratch tries to get the rest of the ghosts to leave, with Ollie catching Scratch. Molly confronts Ollie for his prejudiced views of ghosts, saying that some can be good, when the Frightmares suddenly show up to wreak havoc. Scratch dons his Chairman outfit and curses the Frightmares to get trapped in a canister that June had been making to trap ghosts, leaving the latter suspicious. The Chens (except Ollie, who finally trusts the ghosts) vow to keep hunting for ghosts in order to prove their existence to everyone, concerning Molly and Scratch. 	In a Halloween episode that acts as a continuation of "I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie", Molly sets up a "haunted house" near the school to raise money to help a young boy buy a cow. To help out, Scratch invites all the ghosts to make the haunted house more realistic. Meanwhile, Ollie, now fully aware of Scratch's existence, thinks that Scratch has corrupted Molly and tries to "save" her by getting rid of Scratch. The rest of the Chens are then alerted to the presence of the ghosts and arrive at the school to look for them. Molly tries to distract them while Scratch tries to get the rest of the ghosts to leave, with Ollie catching Scratch. Molly confronts Ollie for his prejudiced views of ghosts, saying that some can be good, when the Frightmares suddenly show up to wreak havoc. Scratch dons his Chairman outfit and curses the Frightmares to get trapped in a canister that June had been making to trap ghosts, leaving the latter suspicious. The Chens (except Ollie, who finally trusts the ghosts) vow to keep hunting for ghosts in order to prove their existence to everyone, concerning Molly and Scratch. 	In a Halloween episode that acts as a continuation of "I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie", Molly sets up a "haunted house" near the school to raise money to help a young boy buy a cow. To help out, Scratch invites all the ghosts to make the haunted house more realistic. Meanwhile, Ollie, now fully aware of Scratch's existence, thinks that Scratch has corrupted Molly and tries to "save" her by getting rid of Scratch. The rest of the Chens are then alerted to the presence of the ghosts and arrive at the school to look for them. Molly tries to distract them while Scratch tries to get the rest of the ghosts to leave, with Ollie catching Scratch. Molly confronts Ollie for his prejudiced views of ghosts, saying that some can be good, when the Frightmares suddenly show up to wreak havoc. Scratch dons his Chairman outfit and curses the Frightmares to get trapped in a canister that June had been making to trap ghosts, leaving the latter suspicious. The Chens (except Ollie, who finally trusts the ghosts) vow to keep hunting for ghosts in order to prove their existence to everyone, concerning Molly and Scratch. 	In a Halloween episode that acts as a continuation of "I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie", Molly sets up a "haunted house" near the school to raise money to help a young boy buy a cow. To help out, Scratch invites all the ghosts to make the haunted house more realistic. Meanwhile, Ollie, now fully aware of Scratch's existence, thinks that Scratch has corrupted Molly and tries to "save" her by getting rid of Scratch. The rest of the Chens are then alerted to the presence of the ghosts and arrive at the school to look for them. Molly tries to distract them while Scratch tries to get the rest of the ghosts to leave, with Ollie catching Scratch. Molly confronts Ollie for his prejudiced views of ghosts, saying that some can be good, when the Frightmares suddenly show up to wreak havoc. Scratch dons his Chairman outfit and curses the Frightmares to get trapped in a canister that June had been making to trap ghosts, leaving the latter suspicious. The Chens (except Ollie, who finally trusts the ghosts) vow to keep hunting for ghosts in order to prove their existence to everyone, concerning Molly and Scratch. 	In a Halloween episode that acts as a continuation of "I Wanna Dance with Some-Ollie", Molly sets up a "haunted house" near the school to raise money to help a young boy buy a cow. To help out, Scratch invites all the ghosts to make the haunted house more realistic. Meanwhile, Ollie, now fully aware of Scratch's existence, thinks that Scratch has corrupted Molly and tries to "save" her by getting rid of Scratch. The rest of the Chens are then alerted to the presence of the ghosts and arrive at the school to look for them. Molly tries to distract them while Scratch tries to get the rest of the ghosts to leave, with Ollie catching Scratch. Molly confronts Ollie for his prejudiced views of ghosts, saying that some can be good, when the Frightmares suddenly show up to wreak havoc. Scratch dons his Chairman outfit and curses the Frightmares to get trapped in a canister that June had been making to trap ghosts, leaving the latter suspicious. The Chens (except Ollie, who finally trusts the ghosts) vow to keep hunting for ghosts in order to prove their existence to everyone, concerning Molly and Scratch.
28 	08 	"The Unhaunting of Brighton Video""100% Molly McGee" 	May 20, 2023 	213
"The Unhaunting of Brighton Video": A ghost named Blair is haunting the former store "Brighton Video" (due to be converted into a community center), and Molly enlists the help of the Ghost Friends (including Molly herself, Scratch, Libby and ex-ghost hunter Ollie) to deal with her. After the group's failed attempts to get Blair to leave, Ollie shockingly takes her side and the rest of the group gets kicked out of the store. Eventually, Ollie confesses that he has had trouble getting over his past life of hunting ghosts, which prompts Blair to admit that when she was still alive, she failed to return the horror movie "Blood Mansion", and died before she could. In order to solve the problem, the group pretends to be employees at the store so Blair can return the overdue movie. She then happily leaves the store, her unfinished business taken care of.
"100% Molly McGee": Molly's Thai cousin, Emmie Suksai, comes to visit, along with her Uncle David and Grandma Nin. While excited at first, Molly soon comes to realize that her mom's side of the family is steeped in Thai culture much more than she herself is and feels inadequate. She decides to undergo a cram session to learn more about the Thai language and culture. While she succeeds to an extent, she is still unable to keep up with her family rapidly speaking Thai during a meal and breaks down, deciding that she's not "Thai enough". However, her family empathizes, admitting times when they also didn't feel Thai enough. Emmie says they love Molly the way she is, which makes her happy and declare that she is "100% Molly McGee". 	"The Unhaunting of Brighton Video": A ghost named Blair is haunting the former store "Brighton Video" (due to be converted into a community center), and Molly enlists the help of the Ghost Friends (including Molly herself, Scratch, Libby and ex-ghost hunter Ollie) to deal with her. After the group's failed attempts to get Blair to leave, Ollie shockingly takes her side and the rest of the group gets kicked out of the store. Eventually, Ollie confesses that he has had trouble getting over his past life of hunting ghosts, which prompts Blair to admit that when she was still alive, she failed to return the horror movie "Blood Mansion", and died before she could. In order to solve the problem, the group pretends to be employees at the store so Blair can return the overdue movie. She then happily leaves the store, her unfinished business taken care of.
"100% Molly McGee": Molly's Thai cousin, Emmie Suksai, comes to visit, along with her Uncle David and Grandma Nin. While excited at first, Molly soon comes to realize that her mom's side of the family is steeped in Thai culture much more than she herself is and feels inadequate. She decides to undergo a cram session to learn more about the Thai language and culture. While she succeeds to an extent, she is still unable to keep up with her family rapidly speaking Thai during a meal and breaks down, deciding that she's not "Thai enough". However, her family empathizes, admitting times when they also didn't feel Thai enough. Emmie says they love Molly the way she is, which makes her happy and declare that she is "100% Molly McGee". 	"The Unhaunting of Brighton Video": A ghost named Blair is haunting the former store "Brighton Video" (due to be converted into a community center), and Molly enlists the help of the Ghost Friends (including Molly herself, Scratch, Libby and ex-ghost hunter Ollie) to deal with her. After the group's failed attempts to get Blair to leave, Ollie shockingly takes her side and the rest of the group gets kicked out of the store. Eventually, Ollie confesses that he has had trouble getting over his past life of hunting ghosts, which prompts Blair to admit that when she was still alive, she failed to return the horror movie "Blood Mansion", and died before she could. In order to solve the problem, the group pretends to be employees at the store so Blair can return the overdue movie. She then happily leaves the store, her unfinished business taken care of.
"100% Molly McGee": Molly's Thai cousin, Emmie Suksai, comes to visit, along with her Uncle David and Grandma Nin. While excited at first, Molly soon comes to realize that her mom's side of the family is steeped in Thai culture much more than she herself is and feels inadequate. She decides to undergo a cram session to learn more about the Thai language and culture. While she succeeds to an extent, she is still unable to keep up with her family rapidly speaking Thai during a meal and breaks down, deciding that she's not "Thai enough". However, her family empathizes, admitting times when they also didn't feel Thai enough. Emmie says they love Molly the way she is, which makes her happy and declare that she is "100% Molly McGee". 	"The Unhaunting of Brighton Video": A ghost named Blair is haunting the former store "Brighton Video" (due to be converted into a community center), and Molly enlists the help of the Ghost Friends (including Molly herself, Scratch, Libby and ex-ghost hunter Ollie) to deal with her. After the group's failed attempts to get Blair to leave, Ollie shockingly takes her side and the rest of the group gets kicked out of the store. Eventually, Ollie confesses that he has had trouble getting over his past life of hunting ghosts, which prompts Blair to admit that when she was still alive, she failed to return the horror movie "Blood Mansion", and died before she could. In order to solve the problem, the group pretends to be employees at the store so Blair can return the overdue movie. She then happily leaves the store, her unfinished business taken care of.
"100% Molly McGee": Molly's Thai cousin, Emmie Suksai, comes to visit, along with her Uncle David and Grandma Nin. While excited at first, Molly soon comes to realize that her mom's side of the family is steeped in Thai culture much more than she herself is and feels inadequate. She decides to undergo a cram session to learn more about the Thai language and culture. While she succeeds to an extent, she is still unable to keep up with her family rapidly speaking Thai during a meal and breaks down, deciding that she's not "Thai enough". However, her family empathizes, admitting times when they also didn't feel Thai enough. Emmie says they love Molly the way she is, which makes her happy and declare that she is "100% Molly McGee". 	"The Unhaunting of Brighton Video": A ghost named Blair is haunting the former store "Brighton Video" (due to be converted into a community center), and Molly enlists the help of the Ghost Friends (including Molly herself, Scratch, Libby and ex-ghost hunter Ollie) to deal with her. After the group's failed attempts to get Blair to leave, Ollie shockingly takes her side and the rest of the group gets kicked out of the store. Eventually, Ollie confesses that he has had trouble getting over his past life of hunting ghosts, which prompts Blair to admit that when she was still alive, she failed to return the horror movie "Blood Mansion", and died before she could. In order to solve the problem, the group pretends to be employees at the store so Blair can return the overdue movie. She then happily leaves the store, her unfinished business taken care of.
"100% Molly McGee": Molly's Thai cousin, Emmie Suksai, comes to visit, along with her Uncle David and Grandma Nin. While excited at first, Molly soon comes to realize that her mom's side of the family is steeped in Thai culture much more than she herself is and feels inadequate. She decides to undergo a cram session to learn more about the Thai language and culture. While she succeeds to an extent, she is still unable to keep up with her family rapidly speaking Thai during a meal and breaks down, deciding that she's not "Thai enough". However, her family empathizes, admitting times when they also didn't feel Thai enough. Emmie says they love Molly the way she is, which makes her happy and declare that she is "100% Molly McGee".
29 	09 	"All Shark No Bite""Nin-dependence" 	July 8, 2023 	211
"All Shark No Bite": Pete and Sharon go out for a date night, leaving Molly, Darryl and Scratch by themselves. They watch a horror movie, "Fins of Fear", which is about a ghost shark. While Molly and Darryl are terrified, Scratch reassures them that the ghost shark is not real and, donning his Chairman outfit, "summons" one to prove it. However, the trio are horrified when they discover that the summoning worked, and spend the night fleeing the ghost shark in terror, all the way up to Molly's bedroom. They eventually realize that Scratch has the power to decide what the ghost shark is, and he changes it into a cuter, docile version of itself. Pete and Sharon return home to find them all relaxing on the couch and, though confused about the ghost shark's presence, decide not to ask.
"Nin-dependence": After Grandma Nin injures herself, the McGees take her in, but prove to be overprotective of her. She sends them out on various errands so that she can sneak out on her own, and when they return and discover that she's not there, they all get worried and search the town for her. Meanwhile, she is found by the other senior citizens of Brighton, and enjoys their company more. When the McGees catch up to her at the senior home, she tells them that she wants to stay there, where she'll receive better care, and they apologize for the way they treated her. 	"All Shark No Bite": Pete and Sharon go out for a date night, leaving Molly, Darryl and Scratch by themselves. They watch a horror movie, "Fins of Fear", which is about a ghost shark. While Molly and Darryl are terrified, Scratch reassures them that the ghost shark is not real and, donning his Chairman outfit, "summons" one to prove it. However, the trio are horrified when they discover that the summoning worked, and spend the night fleeing the ghost shark in terror, all the way up to Molly's bedroom. They eventually realize that Scratch has the power to decide what the ghost shark is, and he changes it into a cuter, docile version of itself. Pete and Sharon return home to find them all relaxing on the couch and, though confused about the ghost shark's presence, decide not to ask.
"Nin-dependence": After Grandma Nin injures herself, the McGees take her in, but prove to be overprotective of her. She sends them out on various errands so that she can sneak out on her own, and when they return and discover that she's not there, they all get worried and search the town for her. Meanwhile, she is found by the other senior citizens of Brighton, and enjoys their company more. When the McGees catch up to her at the senior home, she tells them that she wants to stay there, where she'll receive better care, and they apologize for the way they treated her. 	"All Shark No Bite": Pete and Sharon go out for a date night, leaving Molly, Darryl and Scratch by themselves. They watch a horror movie, "Fins of Fear", which is about a ghost shark. While Molly and Darryl are terrified, Scratch reassures them that the ghost shark is not real and, donning his Chairman outfit, "summons" one to prove it. However, the trio are horrified when they discover that the summoning worked, and spend the night fleeing the ghost shark in terror, all the way up to Molly's bedroom. They eventually realize that Scratch has the power to decide what the ghost shark is, and he changes it into a cuter, docile version of itself. Pete and Sharon return home to find them all relaxing on the couch and, though confused about the ghost shark's presence, decide not to ask.
"Nin-dependence": After Grandma Nin injures herself, the McGees take her in, but prove to be overprotective of her. She sends them out on various errands so that she can sneak out on her own, and when they return and discover that she's not there, they all get worried and search the town for her. Meanwhile, she is found by the other senior citizens of Brighton, and enjoys their company more. When the McGees catch up to her at the senior home, she tells them that she wants to stay there, where she'll receive better care, and they apologize for the way they treated her. 	"All Shark No Bite": Pete and Sharon go out for a date night, leaving Molly, Darryl and Scratch by themselves. They watch a horror movie, "Fins of Fear", which is about a ghost shark. While Molly and Darryl are terrified, Scratch reassures them that the ghost shark is not real and, donning his Chairman outfit, "summons" one to prove it. However, the trio are horrified when they discover that the summoning worked, and spend the night fleeing the ghost shark in terror, all the way up to Molly's bedroom. They eventually realize that Scratch has the power to decide what the ghost shark is, and he changes it into a cuter, docile version of itself. Pete and Sharon return home to find them all relaxing on the couch and, though confused about the ghost shark's presence, decide not to ask.
"Nin-dependence": After Grandma Nin injures herself, the McGees take her in, but prove to be overprotective of her. She sends them out on various errands so that she can sneak out on her own, and when they return and discover that she's not there, they all get worried and search the town for her. Meanwhile, she is found by the other senior citizens of Brighton, and enjoys their company more. When the McGees catch up to her at the senior home, she tells them that she wants to stay there, where she'll receive better care, and they apologize for the way they treated her. 	"All Shark No Bite": Pete and Sharon go out for a date night, leaving Molly, Darryl and Scratch by themselves. They watch a horror movie, "Fins of Fear", which is about a ghost shark. While Molly and Darryl are terrified, Scratch reassures them that the ghost shark is not real and, donning his Chairman outfit, "summons" one to prove it. However, the trio are horrified when they discover that the summoning worked, and spend the night fleeing the ghost shark in terror, all the way up to Molly's bedroom. They eventually realize that Scratch has the power to decide what the ghost shark is, and he changes it into a cuter, docile version of itself. Pete and Sharon return home to find them all relaxing on the couch and, though confused about the ghost shark's presence, decide not to ask.
"Nin-dependence": After Grandma Nin injures herself, the McGees take her in, but prove to be overprotective of her. She sends them out on various errands so that she can sneak out on her own, and when they return and discover that she's not there, they all get worried and search the town for her. Meanwhile, she is found by the other senior citizens of Brighton, and enjoys their company more. When the McGees catch up to her at the senior home, she tells them that she wants to stay there, where she'll receive better care, and they apologize for the way they treated her.
30 	10 	"Like Father Like Libby""Dance Dad Revolution" 	July 15, 2023 	207
"Like Father Like Libby": Libby gets a present from her father in the mail, along with a letter asking for a visit. Libby is excited to meet him, as she hasn't seen him in years due to his travels around the world for his career as a novelist. Her mom agrees to take her on a road trip to see him, though she is apparently reluctant. Libby fantasizes along the way about all the fun things she anticipates doing with him to make up for lost time. But when she finally meets him again, he tells her that he'll be spending his time expanding his newly finished story into a trilogy instead of with her, showing he cares more about his career than her. A heartbroken Libby returns to her mom, who cheers her up and hugs her. Meanwhile, Molly volunteers to babysit Libby's pet turtles while she's away. She quickly loses track of them, but manages to gather them all up just as Libby returns home.
"Dance Dad Revolution": Pete's campaign for a plastic bag ban gets ignored by the mayor, who is too engrossed in watching Internet videos. Molly helps him out by creating a social media profile and encouraging him to dance while delivering his message, and his videos become extremely popular and successful. However, he eventually gets caught up in Internet fame and forgets his original intentions, which concerns Molly. She and the rest of the family hold an intervention, with help from the rest of the people of Brighton, and he sees the error of his ways. Meanwhile, Scratch, inspired by Pete's method of influencing through dance, uses it to get other ghosts to do his Chairman duties for him, particularly cleaning up a dance hall that was ruined by the Frightmares. This works until the ghosts crave other styles of dance and end up ruining the dance hall again. 	"Like Father Like Libby": Libby gets a present from her father in the mail, along with a letter asking for a visit. Libby is excited to meet him, as she hasn't seen him in years due to his travels around the world for his career as a novelist. Her mom agrees to take her on a road trip to see him, though she is apparently reluctant. Libby fantasizes along the way about all the fun things she anticipates doing with him to make up for lost time. But when she finally meets him again, he tells her that he'll be spending his time expanding his newly finished story into a trilogy instead of with her, showing he cares more about his career than her. A heartbroken Libby returns to her mom, who cheers her up and hugs her. Meanwhile, Molly volunteers to babysit Libby's pet turtles while she's away. She quickly loses track of them, but manages to gather them all up just as Libby returns home.
"Dance Dad Revolution": Pete's campaign for a plastic bag ban gets ignored by the mayor, who is too engrossed in watching Internet videos. Molly helps him out by creating a social media profile and encouraging him to dance while delivering his message, and his videos become extremely popular and successful. However, he eventually gets caught up in Internet fame and forgets his original intentions, which concerns Molly. She and the rest of the family hold an intervention, with help from the rest of the people of Brighton, and he sees the error of his ways. Meanwhile, Scratch, inspired by Pete's method of influencing through dance, uses it to get other ghosts to do his Chairman duties for him, particularly cleaning up a dance hall that was ruined by the Frightmares. This works until the ghosts crave other styles of dance and end up ruining the dance hall again. 	"Like Father Like Libby": Libby gets a present from her father in the mail, along with a letter asking for a visit. Libby is excited to meet him, as she hasn't seen him in years due to his travels around the world for his career as a novelist. Her mom agrees to take her on a road trip to see him, though she is apparently reluctant. Libby fantasizes along the way about all the fun things she anticipates doing with him to make up for lost time. But when she finally meets him again, he tells her that he'll be spending his time expanding his newly finished story into a trilogy instead of with her, showing he cares more about his career than her. A heartbroken Libby returns to her mom, who cheers her up and hugs her. Meanwhile, Molly volunteers to babysit Libby's pet turtles while she's away. She quickly loses track of them, but manages to gather them all up just as Libby returns home.
"Dance Dad Revolution": Pete's campaign for a plastic bag ban gets ignored by the mayor, who is too engrossed in watching Internet videos. Molly helps him out by creating a social media profile and encouraging him to dance while delivering his message, and his videos become extremely popular and successful. However, he eventually gets caught up in Internet fame and forgets his original intentions, which concerns Molly. She and the rest of the family hold an intervention, with help from the rest of the people of Brighton, and he sees the error of his ways. Meanwhile, Scratch, inspired by Pete's method of influencing through dance, uses it to get other ghosts to do his Chairman duties for him, particularly cleaning up a dance hall that was ruined by the Frightmares. This works until the ghosts crave other styles of dance and end up ruining the dance hall again. 	"Like Father Like Libby": Libby gets a present from her father in the mail, along with a letter asking for a visit. Libby is excited to meet him, as she hasn't seen him in years due to his travels around the world for his career as a novelist. Her mom agrees to take her on a road trip to see him, though she is apparently reluctant. Libby fantasizes along the way about all the fun things she anticipates doing with him to make up for lost time. But when she finally meets him again, he tells her that he'll be spending his time expanding his newly finished story into a trilogy instead of with her, showing he cares more about his career than her. A heartbroken Libby returns to her mom, who cheers her up and hugs her. Meanwhile, Molly volunteers to babysit Libby's pet turtles while she's away. She quickly loses track of them, but manages to gather them all up just as Libby returns home.
"Dance Dad Revolution": Pete's campaign for a plastic bag ban gets ignored by the mayor, who is too engrossed in watching Internet videos. Molly helps him out by creating a social media profile and encouraging him to dance while delivering his message, and his videos become extremely popular and successful. However, he eventually gets caught up in Internet fame and forgets his original intentions, which concerns Molly. She and the rest of the family hold an intervention, with help from the rest of the people of Brighton, and he sees the error of his ways. Meanwhile, Scratch, inspired by Pete's method of influencing through dance, uses it to get other ghosts to do his Chairman duties for him, particularly cleaning up a dance hall that was ruined by the Frightmares. This works until the ghosts crave other styles of dance and end up ruining the dance hall again. 	"Like Father Like Libby": Libby gets a present from her father in the mail, along with a letter asking for a visit. Libby is excited to meet him, as she hasn't seen him in years due to his travels around the world for his career as a novelist. Her mom agrees to take her on a road trip to see him, though she is apparently reluctant. Libby fantasizes along the way about all the fun things she anticipates doing with him to make up for lost time. But when she finally meets him again, he tells her that he'll be spending his time expanding his newly finished story into a trilogy instead of with her, showing he cares more about his career than her. A heartbroken Libby returns to her mom, who cheers her up and hugs her. Meanwhile, Molly volunteers to babysit Libby's pet turtles while she's away. She quickly loses track of them, but manages to gather them all up just as Libby returns home.
"Dance Dad Revolution": Pete's campaign for a plastic bag ban gets ignored by the mayor, who is too engrossed in watching Internet videos. Molly helps him out by creating a social media profile and encouraging him to dance while delivering his message, and his videos become extremely popular and successful. However, he eventually gets caught up in Internet fame and forgets his original intentions, which concerns Molly. She and the rest of the family hold an intervention, with help from the rest of the people of Brighton, and he sees the error of his ways. Meanwhile, Scratch, inspired by Pete's method of influencing through dance, uses it to get other ghosts to do his Chairman duties for him, particularly cleaning up a dance hall that was ruined by the Frightmares. This works until the ghosts crave other styles of dance and end up ruining the dance hall again.
31 	11 	"Jinx!""Let's Play Turnipball!" 	July 22, 2023 	210
"Jinx!": Still upset with Scratch because of the Chairman's demise, Jinx jinxes Scratch with bad luck and tells him that if she says his name three times, the jinx will be undone. Scratch, with the help of Molly, manages to get Jinx to say his name the first two times, but she ultimately finds out about the ruse before she can say it a third time. However, Scratch manages to jinx Jinx back and they later unjinx each other, though Jinx still holds a grudge against Scratch.
"Let's Play Turnipball!": Brighton gets ready to face Perfektborg in a game of Turnipball, with Ollie as their new team member, who, despite not knowing how to play the game, keeps making good plays with pure luck. When Ollie suddenly gets a timeout after misinterpreting one of the rules, Brighton begins to fall behind and the team begins to suspect that the Perfektborgians are cheating. While snooping around in their locker room to investigate, Molly realizes that the Perfektborg team members are actually very nice and they agree to purposefully let the Brightonians win out of pity. Meanwhile, Scratch attempts to outdo the Perfektborg team's mascot (a meatball) by acting as the Brighton team's mascot (dressed as a turnip), but realizes how friendly the meatball mascot is. Unfortunately, Ollie inadvertently causes the team to lose by scoring the automatic loss, but Brighton is just glad that their team actually scored some points and they are determined to win next time. 	"Jinx!": Still upset with Scratch because of the Chairman's demise, Jinx jinxes Scratch with bad luck and tells him that if she says his name three times, the jinx will be undone. Scratch, with the help of Molly, manages to get Jinx to say his name the first two times, but she ultimately finds out about the ruse before she can say it a third time. However, Scratch manages to jinx Jinx back and they later unjinx each other, though Jinx still holds a grudge against Scratch.
"Let's Play Turnipball!": Brighton gets ready to face Perfektborg in a game of Turnipball, with Ollie as their new team member, who, despite not knowing how to play the game, keeps making good plays with pure luck. When Ollie suddenly gets a timeout after misinterpreting one of the rules, Brighton begins to fall behind and the team begins to suspect that the Perfektborgians are cheating. While snooping around in their locker room to investigate, Molly realizes that the Perfektborg team members are actually very nice and they agree to purposefully let the Brightonians win out of pity. Meanwhile, Scratch attempts to outdo the Perfektborg team's mascot (a meatball) by acting as the Brighton team's mascot (dressed as a turnip), but realizes how friendly the meatball mascot is. Unfortunately, Ollie inadvertently causes the team to lose by scoring the automatic loss, but Brighton is just glad that their team actually scored some points and they are determined to win next time. 	"Jinx!": Still upset with Scratch because of the Chairman's demise, Jinx jinxes Scratch with bad luck and tells him that if she says his name three times, the jinx will be undone. Scratch, with the help of Molly, manages to get Jinx to say his name the first two times, but she ultimately finds out about the ruse before she can say it a third time. However, Scratch manages to jinx Jinx back and they later unjinx each other, though Jinx still holds a grudge against Scratch.
"Let's Play Turnipball!": Brighton gets ready to face Perfektborg in a game of Turnipball, with Ollie as their new team member, who, despite not knowing how to play the game, keeps making good plays with pure luck. When Ollie suddenly gets a timeout after misinterpreting one of the rules, Brighton begins to fall behind and the team begins to suspect that the Perfektborgians are cheating. While snooping around in their locker room to investigate, Molly realizes that the Perfektborg team members are actually very nice and they agree to purposefully let the Brightonians win out of pity. Meanwhile, Scratch attempts to outdo the Perfektborg team's mascot (a meatball) by acting as the Brighton team's mascot (dressed as a turnip), but realizes how friendly the meatball mascot is. Unfortunately, Ollie inadvertently causes the team to lose by scoring the automatic loss, but Brighton is just glad that their team actually scored some points and they are determined to win next time. 	"Jinx!": Still upset with Scratch because of the Chairman's demise, Jinx jinxes Scratch with bad luck and tells him that if she says his name three times, the jinx will be undone. Scratch, with the help of Molly, manages to get Jinx to say his name the first two times, but she ultimately finds out about the ruse before she can say it a third time. However, Scratch manages to jinx Jinx back and they later unjinx each other, though Jinx still holds a grudge against Scratch.
"Let's Play Turnipball!": Brighton gets ready to face Perfektborg in a game of Turnipball, with Ollie as their new team member, who, despite not knowing how to play the game, keeps making good plays with pure luck. When Ollie suddenly gets a timeout after misinterpreting one of the rules, Brighton begins to fall behind and the team begins to suspect that the Perfektborgians are cheating. While snooping around in their locker room to investigate, Molly realizes that the Perfektborg team members are actually very nice and they agree to purposefully let the Brightonians win out of pity. Meanwhile, Scratch attempts to outdo the Perfektborg team's mascot (a meatball) by acting as the Brighton team's mascot (dressed as a turnip), but realizes how friendly the meatball mascot is. Unfortunately, Ollie inadvertently causes the team to lose by scoring the automatic loss, but Brighton is just glad that their team actually scored some points and they are determined to win next time. 	"Jinx!": Still upset with Scratch because of the Chairman's demise, Jinx jinxes Scratch with bad luck and tells him that if she says his name three times, the jinx will be undone. Scratch, with the help of Molly, manages to get Jinx to say his name the first two times, but she ultimately finds out about the ruse before she can say it a third time. However, Scratch manages to jinx Jinx back and they later unjinx each other, though Jinx still holds a grudge against Scratch.
"Let's Play Turnipball!": Brighton gets ready to face Perfektborg in a game of Turnipball, with Ollie as their new team member, who, despite not knowing how to play the game, keeps making good plays with pure luck. When Ollie suddenly gets a timeout after misinterpreting one of the rules, Brighton begins to fall behind and the team begins to suspect that the Perfektborgians are cheating. While snooping around in their locker room to investigate, Molly realizes that the Perfektborg team members are actually very nice and they agree to purposefully let the Brightonians win out of pity. Meanwhile, Scratch attempts to outdo the Perfektborg team's mascot (a meatball) by acting as the Brighton team's mascot (dressed as a turnip), but realizes how friendly the meatball mascot is. Unfortunately, Ollie inadvertently causes the team to lose by scoring the automatic loss, but Brighton is just glad that their team actually scored some points and they are determined to win next time.
32 	12 	"The Ghost IS Molly McGee""All in the Mind" 	July 29, 2023 	212
"The Ghost IS Molly McGee": Molly becomes the stage director of Libby's school play, but the children refuse to actually work on it, while the Ghost Council go on strike because Scratch does not show appreciation for their work. Molly and Scratch decide to swap bodies and fix each other's problems. This works out well for the most part, but a girl named Georgie stubbornly refuses to listen to Scratch, while Bartholomew refuses all the gifts that Molly gives him. To resolve these two conflicts, Scratch and Molly calmly talk with Georgie and Bartholomew respectively and listen to what they have to say. Afterwards, Scratch resolves to let Georgie, who never got a casting role in a play, star in it, while Molly promises Bartholomew that Scratch will no longer eat at the Ghost Council's table.
"All in the Mind": Taking place after the events of "A Soda to Remember", Scratch develops bubbles on his body and his doctor tells him that the problem is in his mind. To allow them to enter Scratch's mind and solve the problem, Scratch reluctantly opens a portal into it. Scratch's mind is revealed to be just a colorless version of the McGees' house, with a monkey wearing a suit. After a long search, Scratch and Molly get sucked inside Scratch's dollhouse, which leads them to a cardboard boat in a strawberry soda bottle. Scratch is eventually forced to tell Molly the truth about the memory he had about his old friend (who was named Adia) and Molly reassures Scratch that she will always be there for him. 	"The Ghost IS Molly McGee": Molly becomes the stage director of Libby's school play, but the children refuse to actually work on it, while the Ghost Council go on strike because Scratch does not show appreciation for their work. Molly and Scratch decide to swap bodies and fix each other's problems. This works out well for the most part, but a girl named Georgie stubbornly refuses to listen to Scratch, while Bartholomew refuses all the gifts that Molly gives him. To resolve these two conflicts, Scratch and Molly calmly talk with Georgie and Bartholomew respectively and listen to what they have to say. Afterwards, Scratch resolves to let Georgie, who never got a casting role in a play, star in it, while Molly promises Bartholomew that Scratch will no longer eat at the Ghost Council's table.
"All in the Mind": Taking place after the events of "A Soda to Remember", Scratch develops bubbles on his body and his doctor tells him that the problem is in his mind. To allow them to enter Scratch's mind and solve the problem, Scratch reluctantly opens a portal into it. Scratch's mind is revealed to be just a colorless version of the McGees' house, with a monkey wearing a suit. After a long search, Scratch and Molly get sucked inside Scratch's dollhouse, which leads them to a cardboard boat in a strawberry soda bottle. Scratch is eventually forced to tell Molly the truth about the memory he had about his old friend (who was named Adia) and Molly reassures Scratch that she will always be there for him. 	"The Ghost IS Molly McGee": Molly becomes the stage director of Libby's school play, but the children refuse to actually work on it, while the Ghost Council go on strike because Scratch does not show appreciation for their work. Molly and Scratch decide to swap bodies and fix each other's problems. This works out well for the most part, but a girl named Georgie stubbornly refuses to listen to Scratch, while Bartholomew refuses all the gifts that Molly gives him. To resolve these two conflicts, Scratch and Molly calmly talk with Georgie and Bartholomew respectively and listen to what they have to say. Afterwards, Scratch resolves to let Georgie, who never got a casting role in a play, star in it, while Molly promises Bartholomew that Scratch will no longer eat at the Ghost Council's table.
"All in the Mind": Taking place after the events of "A Soda to Remember", Scratch develops bubbles on his body and his doctor tells him that the problem is in his mind. To allow them to enter Scratch's mind and solve the problem, Scratch reluctantly opens a portal into it. Scratch's mind is revealed to be just a colorless version of the McGees' house, with a monkey wearing a suit. After a long search, Scratch and Molly get sucked inside Scratch's dollhouse, which leads them to a cardboard boat in a strawberry soda bottle. Scratch is eventually forced to tell Molly the truth about the memory he had about his old friend (who was named Adia) and Molly reassures Scratch that she will always be there for him. 	"The Ghost IS Molly McGee": Molly becomes the stage director of Libby's school play, but the children refuse to actually work on it, while the Ghost Council go on strike because Scratch does not show appreciation for their work. Molly and Scratch decide to swap bodies and fix each other's problems. This works out well for the most part, but a girl named Georgie stubbornly refuses to listen to Scratch, while Bartholomew refuses all the gifts that Molly gives him. To resolve these two conflicts, Scratch and Molly calmly talk with Georgie and Bartholomew respectively and listen to what they have to say. Afterwards, Scratch resolves to let Georgie, who never got a casting role in a play, star in it, while Molly promises Bartholomew that Scratch will no longer eat at the Ghost Council's table.
"All in the Mind": Taking place after the events of "A Soda to Remember", Scratch develops bubbles on his body and his doctor tells him that the problem is in his mind. To allow them to enter Scratch's mind and solve the problem, Scratch reluctantly opens a portal into it. Scratch's mind is revealed to be just a colorless version of the McGees' house, with a monkey wearing a suit. After a long search, Scratch and Molly get sucked inside Scratch's dollhouse, which leads them to a cardboard boat in a strawberry soda bottle. Scratch is eventually forced to tell Molly the truth about the memory he had about his old friend (who was named Adia) and Molly reassures Scratch that she will always be there for him. 	"The Ghost IS Molly McGee": Molly becomes the stage director of Libby's school play, but the children refuse to actually work on it, while the Ghost Council go on strike because Scratch does not show appreciation for their work. Molly and Scratch decide to swap bodies and fix each other's problems. This works out well for the most part, but a girl named Georgie stubbornly refuses to listen to Scratch, while Bartholomew refuses all the gifts that Molly gives him. To resolve these two conflicts, Scratch and Molly calmly talk with Georgie and Bartholomew respectively and listen to what they have to say. Afterwards, Scratch resolves to let Georgie, who never got a casting role in a play, star in it, while Molly promises Bartholomew that Scratch will no longer eat at the Ghost Council's table.
"All in the Mind": Taking place after the events of "A Soda to Remember", Scratch develops bubbles on his body and his doctor tells him that the problem is in his mind. To allow them to enter Scratch's mind and solve the problem, Scratch reluctantly opens a portal into it. Scratch's mind is revealed to be just a colorless version of the McGees' house, with a monkey wearing a suit. After a long search, Scratch and Molly get sucked inside Scratch's dollhouse, which leads them to a cardboard boat in a strawberry soda bottle. Scratch is eventually forced to tell Molly the truth about the memory he had about his old friend (who was named Adia) and Molly reassures Scratch that she will always be there for him.
33 	13 	"Carbon Zero Heroes""Davenport's in Demise" 	August 5, 2023 	214
"Carbon Zero Heroes": After hearing a class presentation on climate change, Molly and Ollie dedicate themselves to a carbon-neutral lifestyle, while Libby resigns herself to preparing for a climate apocalypse and invites Scratch into a bunker underneath her bookstore. Molly and Ollie make several sacrifices for their cause, including riding bicycles to Andrea's birthday party only to arrive late, and refusing to watch movies, eat meat or dairy, or use kitchen appliances. When Darryl calculates that the results of their efforts were negligible, they are devastated. They rendezvous in Libby's bunker, where Scratch is despairing over the lack of ice cream in an apocalypse scenario; however, his ranting leads Molly to realize the true solution to climate change: mobilizing everyone to work together to stop it. They present their case to the rest of the town, and it succeeds.
"Davenport's in Demise": Taking place after the events of "Davenport's on Demand", Mayor Brunson bans shopping giant Bizmart from building a mega-store inside Brighton, only for them to build one just outside Brighton instead. The Davenports face having their store go out of business and hold a liquidation sale. Andrea experiences an identity crisis, as her online identity was primarily supported by the Davenport's business. With Molly's assistance, she makes several attempts to rebrand herself, but nothing works, and she loses followers. Eventually, Andrea breaks down with Molly accidentally streaming it live, which earns multiple supportive comments. They realize that Andrea's online identity should be her true self, and Andrea decides to take a break from social media to find herself. 	"Carbon Zero Heroes": After hearing a class presentation on climate change, Molly and Ollie dedicate themselves to a carbon-neutral lifestyle, while Libby resigns herself to preparing for a climate apocalypse and invites Scratch into a bunker underneath her bookstore. Molly and Ollie make several sacrifices for their cause, including riding bicycles to Andrea's birthday party only to arrive late, and refusing to watch movies, eat meat or dairy, or use kitchen appliances. When Darryl calculates that the results of their efforts were negligible, they are devastated. They rendezvous in Libby's bunker, where Scratch is despairing over the lack of ice cream in an apocalypse scenario; however, his ranting leads Molly to realize the true solution to climate change: mobilizing everyone to work together to stop it. They present their case to the rest of the town, and it succeeds.
"Davenport's in Demise": Taking place after the events of "Davenport's on Demand", Mayor Brunson bans shopping giant Bizmart from building a mega-store inside Brighton, only for them to build one just outside Brighton instead. The Davenports face having their store go out of business and hold a liquidation sale. Andrea experiences an identity crisis, as her online identity was primarily supported by the Davenport's business. With Molly's assistance, she makes several attempts to rebrand herself, but nothing works, and she loses followers. Eventually, Andrea breaks down with Molly accidentally streaming it live, which earns multiple supportive comments. They realize that Andrea's online identity should be her true self, and Andrea decides to take a break from social media to find herself. 	"Carbon Zero Heroes": After hearing a class presentation on climate change, Molly and Ollie dedicate themselves to a carbon-neutral lifestyle, while Libby resigns herself to preparing for a climate apocalypse and invites Scratch into a bunker underneath her bookstore. Molly and Ollie make several sacrifices for their cause, including riding bicycles to Andrea's birthday party only to arrive late, and refusing to watch movies, eat meat or dairy, or use kitchen appliances. When Darryl calculates that the results of their efforts were negligible, they are devastated. They rendezvous in Libby's bunker, where Scratch is despairing over the lack of ice cream in an apocalypse scenario; however, his ranting leads Molly to realize the true solution to climate change: mobilizing everyone to work together to stop it. They present their case to the rest of the town, and it succeeds.
"Davenport's in Demise": Taking place after the events of "Davenport's on Demand", Mayor Brunson bans shopping giant Bizmart from building a mega-store inside Brighton, only for them to build one just outside Brighton instead. The Davenports face having their store go out of business and hold a liquidation sale. Andrea experiences an identity crisis, as her online identity was primarily supported by the Davenport's business. With Molly's assistance, she makes several attempts to rebrand herself, but nothing works, and she loses followers. Eventually, Andrea breaks down with Molly accidentally streaming it live, which earns multiple supportive comments. They realize that Andrea's online identity should be her true self, and Andrea decides to take a break from social media to find herself. 	"Carbon Zero Heroes": After hearing a class presentation on climate change, Molly and Ollie dedicate themselves to a carbon-neutral lifestyle, while Libby resigns herself to preparing for a climate apocalypse and invites Scratch into a bunker underneath her bookstore. Molly and Ollie make several sacrifices for their cause, including riding bicycles to Andrea's birthday party only to arrive late, and refusing to watch movies, eat meat or dairy, or use kitchen appliances. When Darryl calculates that the results of their efforts were negligible, they are devastated. They rendezvous in Libby's bunker, where Scratch is despairing over the lack of ice cream in an apocalypse scenario; however, his ranting leads Molly to realize the true solution to climate change: mobilizing everyone to work together to stop it. They present their case to the rest of the town, and it succeeds.
"Davenport's in Demise": Taking place after the events of "Davenport's on Demand", Mayor Brunson bans shopping giant Bizmart from building a mega-store inside Brighton, only for them to build one just outside Brighton instead. The Davenports face having their store go out of business and hold a liquidation sale. Andrea experiences an identity crisis, as her online identity was primarily supported by the Davenport's business. With Molly's assistance, she makes several attempts to rebrand herself, but nothing works, and she loses followers. Eventually, Andrea breaks down with Molly accidentally streaming it live, which earns multiple supportive comments. They realize that Andrea's online identity should be her true self, and Andrea decides to take a break from social media to find herself. 	"Carbon Zero Heroes": After hearing a class presentation on climate change, Molly and Ollie dedicate themselves to a carbon-neutral lifestyle, while Libby resigns herself to preparing for a climate apocalypse and invites Scratch into a bunker underneath her bookstore. Molly and Ollie make several sacrifices for their cause, including riding bicycles to Andrea's birthday party only to arrive late, and refusing to watch movies, eat meat or dairy, or use kitchen appliances. When Darryl calculates that the results of their efforts were negligible, they are devastated. They rendezvous in Libby's bunker, where Scratch is despairing over the lack of ice cream in an apocalypse scenario; however, his ranting leads Molly to realize the true solution to climate change: mobilizing everyone to work together to stop it. They present their case to the rest of the town, and it succeeds.
"Davenport's in Demise": Taking place after the events of "Davenport's on Demand", Mayor Brunson bans shopping giant Bizmart from building a mega-store inside Brighton, only for them to build one just outside Brighton instead. The Davenports face having their store go out of business and hold a liquidation sale. Andrea experiences an identity crisis, as her online identity was primarily supported by the Davenport's business. With Molly's assistance, she makes several attempts to rebrand herself, but nothing works, and she loses followers. Eventually, Andrea breaks down with Molly accidentally streaming it live, which earns multiple supportive comments. They realize that Andrea's online identity should be her true self, and Andrea decides to take a break from social media to find herself.
34 	14 	"Web of Lies""Kenny's Falling Star" 	August 12, 2023 	215
"Web of Lies": After Darryl warns Molly and Scratch not to enter the basement, they give in to temptation and do so anyway. Molly ends up stepping on what looks like Heidi Hairylegs, Darryl's pet tarantula, apparently killing her. She and Scratch bury her in the backyard and agree to never tell Darryl what happened. However, they are both wracked with guilt and have several spidery hallucinations. They dig up her grave, but then Darryl walks in on them to ask what they're up to and if they've seen Heidi, who has gone missing. She then appears on Darryl's shoulder, and Molly and Scratch, believing her to be a ghost, confess. Darryl then reveals that Heidi had been in the basement because she was molting; what Molly had stepped on wasn't actually her, but her discarded skin. Molly and Scratch are relieved.
"Kenny's Falling Star": Molly runs into Kenny Star, who is hiding out in Brighton after being exposed as a sellout. She lets him stay at her house and helps him reconnect to his country roots. Meanwhile, Scratch and Darryl auction off several items Kenny had touched on the Internet. This allows the press to learn Kenny's location, causing him to panic. Molly stages a concert for him at the bandshell, and he sings a genuine country song for the press, moving them and reconciling his reputation. 	"Web of Lies": After Darryl warns Molly and Scratch not to enter the basement, they give in to temptation and do so anyway. Molly ends up stepping on what looks like Heidi Hairylegs, Darryl's pet tarantula, apparently killing her. She and Scratch bury her in the backyard and agree to never tell Darryl what happened. However, they are both wracked with guilt and have several spidery hallucinations. They dig up her grave, but then Darryl walks in on them to ask what they're up to and if they've seen Heidi, who has gone missing. She then appears on Darryl's shoulder, and Molly and Scratch, believing her to be a ghost, confess. Darryl then reveals that Heidi had been in the basement because she was molting; what Molly had stepped on wasn't actually her, but her discarded skin. Molly and Scratch are relieved.
"Kenny's Falling Star": Molly runs into Kenny Star, who is hiding out in Brighton after being exposed as a sellout. She lets him stay at her house and helps him reconnect to his country roots. Meanwhile, Scratch and Darryl auction off several items Kenny had touched on the Internet. This allows the press to learn Kenny's location, causing him to panic. Molly stages a concert for him at the bandshell, and he sings a genuine country song for the press, moving them and reconciling his reputation. 	"Web of Lies": After Darryl warns Molly and Scratch not to enter the basement, they give in to temptation and do so anyway. Molly ends up stepping on what looks like Heidi Hairylegs, Darryl's pet tarantula, apparently killing her. She and Scratch bury her in the backyard and agree to never tell Darryl what happened. However, they are both wracked with guilt and have several spidery hallucinations. They dig up her grave, but then Darryl walks in on them to ask what they're up to and if they've seen Heidi, who has gone missing. She then appears on Darryl's shoulder, and Molly and Scratch, believing her to be a ghost, confess. Darryl then reveals that Heidi had been in the basement because she was molting; what Molly had stepped on wasn't actually her, but her discarded skin. Molly and Scratch are relieved.
"Kenny's Falling Star": Molly runs into Kenny Star, who is hiding out in Brighton after being exposed as a sellout. She lets him stay at her house and helps him reconnect to his country roots. Meanwhile, Scratch and Darryl auction off several items Kenny had touched on the Internet. This allows the press to learn Kenny's location, causing him to panic. Molly stages a concert for him at the bandshell, and he sings a genuine country song for the press, moving them and reconciling his reputation. 	"Web of Lies": After Darryl warns Molly and Scratch not to enter the basement, they give in to temptation and do so anyway. Molly ends up stepping on what looks like Heidi Hairylegs, Darryl's pet tarantula, apparently killing her. She and Scratch bury her in the backyard and agree to never tell Darryl what happened. However, they are both wracked with guilt and have several spidery hallucinations. They dig up her grave, but then Darryl walks in on them to ask what they're up to and if they've seen Heidi, who has gone missing. She then appears on Darryl's shoulder, and Molly and Scratch, believing her to be a ghost, confess. Darryl then reveals that Heidi had been in the basement because she was molting; what Molly had stepped on wasn't actually her, but her discarded skin. Molly and Scratch are relieved.
"Kenny's Falling Star": Molly runs into Kenny Star, who is hiding out in Brighton after being exposed as a sellout. She lets him stay at her house and helps him reconnect to his country roots. Meanwhile, Scratch and Darryl auction off several items Kenny had touched on the Internet. This allows the press to learn Kenny's location, causing him to panic. Molly stages a concert for him at the bandshell, and he sings a genuine country song for the press, moving them and reconciling his reputation. 	"Web of Lies": After Darryl warns Molly and Scratch not to enter the basement, they give in to temptation and do so anyway. Molly ends up stepping on what looks like Heidi Hairylegs, Darryl's pet tarantula, apparently killing her. She and Scratch bury her in the backyard and agree to never tell Darryl what happened. However, they are both wracked with guilt and have several spidery hallucinations. They dig up her grave, but then Darryl walks in on them to ask what they're up to and if they've seen Heidi, who has gone missing. She then appears on Darryl's shoulder, and Molly and Scratch, believing her to be a ghost, confess. Darryl then reveals that Heidi had been in the basement because she was molting; what Molly had stepped on wasn't actually her, but her discarded skin. Molly and Scratch are relieved.
"Kenny's Falling Star": Molly runs into Kenny Star, who is hiding out in Brighton after being exposed as a sellout. She lets him stay at her house and helps him reconnect to his country roots. Meanwhile, Scratch and Darryl auction off several items Kenny had touched on the Internet. This allows the press to learn Kenny's location, causing him to panic. Molly stages a concert for him at the bandshell, and he sings a genuine country song for the press, moving them and reconciling his reputation.
35 	15 	"Welcome to NecroComic-Con""Fit to Print" 	October 28, 2023 	215
"Welcome to NecroComic-Con": Molly, Ollie and Scratch are attending NecroComic-Con, a ghost hunter convention, in Brighton. At the Chen family's booth, they reveal that they plan to showcase the Phantom Canister, which still contains the Frightmares that Scratch had sealed into it. Molly and Ollie realize that this would result in an all-out war between humans and ghosts. After several failed attempts to steal the canister, Molly convinces Ollie to try to convince his parents that ghosts aren't bad, but this also fails. However, after hearing his explanation that a ghost (Scratch) had stopped the Frightmares, June realizes that this is why the canister is working and containing the Frightmares, after it had failed previously. She swaps the canister out for a doll, and when Ruben and Esther present it, they are met with mocking laughter. Afterwards, June meets Scratch, takes a liking to him and states her desire to "experiment" on him.
"Fit to Print": Molly becomes editor-in-chief of the Brighton Middle School Bugle, the school newspaper, which has lost funding. She seeks out advertisements and procures a sponsorship from Flavor Burger, a burger joint trying to market its new burger made from Brighton turnips. She has also enlisted Libby and Scratch to find a good story for the front page, but when they hear that the burgers taste good, they become suspicious because Brighton's turnips are notorious for tasting bad. They stake out Flavor Burger and discover that the burgers are not made from Brighton turnips, but from parsnips imported from Perfektborg. Knowing that this will result in Flavor Burger pulling their sponsorship, Molly publishes the story anyway, choosing integrity over longevity. The citizens of Brighton are outraged, and picket Flavor Burger. Molly is sad that the newspaper will apparently be shut down due to lack of funding, until several other local business owners offer to advertise themselves in the newspaper, saving it.	"Welcome to NecroComic-Con": Molly, Ollie and Scratch are attending NecroComic-Con, a ghost hunter convention, in Brighton. At the Chen family's booth, they reveal that they plan to showcase the Phantom Canister, which still contains the Frightmares that Scratch had sealed into it. Molly and Ollie realize that this would result in an all-out war between humans and ghosts. After several failed attempts to steal the canister, Molly convinces Ollie to try to convince his parents that ghosts aren't bad, but this also fails. However, after hearing his explanation that a ghost (Scratch) had stopped the Frightmares, June realizes that this is why the canister is working and containing the Frightmares, after it had failed previously. She swaps the canister out for a doll, and when Ruben and Esther present it, they are met with mocking laughter. Afterwards, June meets Scratch, takes a liking to him and states her desire to "experiment" on him.
"Fit to Print": Molly becomes editor-in-chief of the Brighton Middle School Bugle, the school newspaper, which has lost funding. She seeks out advertisements and procures a sponsorship from Flavor Burger, a burger joint trying to market its new burger made from Brighton turnips. She has also enlisted Libby and Scratch to find a good story for the front page, but when they hear that the burgers taste good, they become suspicious because Brighton's turnips are notorious for tasting bad. They stake out Flavor Burger and discover that the burgers are not made from Brighton turnips, but from parsnips imported from Perfektborg. Knowing that this will result in Flavor Burger pulling their sponsorship, Molly publishes the story anyway, choosing integrity over longevity. The citizens of Brighton are outraged, and picket Flavor Burger. Molly is sad that the newspaper will apparently be shut down due to lack of funding, until several other local business owners offer to advertise themselves in the newspaper, saving it.	"Welcome to NecroComic-Con": Molly, Ollie and Scratch are attending NecroComic-Con, a ghost hunter convention, in Brighton. At the Chen family's booth, they reveal that they plan to showcase the Phantom Canister, which still contains the Frightmares that Scratch had sealed into it. Molly and Ollie realize that this would result in an all-out war between humans and ghosts. After several failed attempts to steal the canister, Molly convinces Ollie to try to convince his parents that ghosts aren't bad, but this also fails. However, after hearing his explanation that a ghost (Scratch) had stopped the Frightmares, June realizes that this is why the canister is working and containing the Frightmares, after it had failed previously. She swaps the canister out for a doll, and when Ruben and Esther present it, they are met with mocking laughter. Afterwards, June meets Scratch, takes a liking to him and states her desire to "experiment" on him.
"Fit to Print": Molly becomes editor-in-chief of the Brighton Middle School Bugle, the school newspaper, which has lost funding. She seeks out advertisements and procures a sponsorship from Flavor Burger, a burger joint trying to market its new burger made from Brighton turnips. She has also enlisted Libby and Scratch to find a good story for the front page, but when they hear that the burgers taste good, they become suspicious because Brighton's turnips are notorious for tasting bad. They stake out Flavor Burger and discover that the burgers are not made from Brighton turnips, but from parsnips imported from Perfektborg. Knowing that this will result in Flavor Burger pulling their sponsorship, Molly publishes the story anyway, choosing integrity over longevity. The citizens of Brighton are outraged, and picket Flavor Burger. Molly is sad that the newspaper will apparently be shut down due to lack of funding, until several other local business owners offer to advertise themselves in the newspaper, saving it.	"Welcome to NecroComic-Con": Molly, Ollie and Scratch are attending NecroComic-Con, a ghost hunter convention, in Brighton. At the Chen family's booth, they reveal that they plan to showcase the Phantom Canister, which still contains the Frightmares that Scratch had sealed into it. Molly and Ollie realize that this would result in an all-out war between humans and ghosts. After several failed attempts to steal the canister, Molly convinces Ollie to try to convince his parents that ghosts aren't bad, but this also fails. However, after hearing his explanation that a ghost (Scratch) had stopped the Frightmares, June realizes that this is why the canister is working and containing the Frightmares, after it had failed previously. She swaps the canister out for a doll, and when Ruben and Esther present it, they are met with mocking laughter. Afterwards, June meets Scratch, takes a liking to him and states her desire to "experiment" on him.
"Fit to Print": Molly becomes editor-in-chief of the Brighton Middle School Bugle, the school newspaper, which has lost funding. She seeks out advertisements and procures a sponsorship from Flavor Burger, a burger joint trying to market its new burger made from Brighton turnips. She has also enlisted Libby and Scratch to find a good story for the front page, but when they hear that the burgers taste good, they become suspicious because Brighton's turnips are notorious for tasting bad. They stake out Flavor Burger and discover that the burgers are not made from Brighton turnips, but from parsnips imported from Perfektborg. Knowing that this will result in Flavor Burger pulling their sponsorship, Molly publishes the story anyway, choosing integrity over longevity. The citizens of Brighton are outraged, and picket Flavor Burger. Molly is sad that the newspaper will apparently be shut down due to lack of funding, until several other local business owners offer to advertise themselves in the newspaper, saving it.	"Welcome to NecroComic-Con": Molly, Ollie and Scratch are attending NecroComic-Con, a ghost hunter convention, in Brighton. At the Chen family's booth, they reveal that they plan to showcase the Phantom Canister, which still contains the Frightmares that Scratch had sealed into it. Molly and Ollie realize that this would result in an all-out war between humans and ghosts. After several failed attempts to steal the canister, Molly convinces Ollie to try to convince his parents that ghosts aren't bad, but this also fails. However, after hearing his explanation that a ghost (Scratch) had stopped the Frightmares, June realizes that this is why the canister is working and containing the Frightmares, after it had failed previously. She swaps the canister out for a doll, and when Ruben and Esther present it, they are met with mocking laughter. Afterwards, June meets Scratch, takes a liking to him and states her desire to "experiment" on him.
"Fit to Print": Molly becomes editor-in-chief of the Brighton Middle School Bugle, the school newspaper, which has lost funding. She seeks out advertisements and procures a sponsorship from Flavor Burger, a burger joint trying to market its new burger made from Brighton turnips. She has also enlisted Libby and Scratch to find a good story for the front page, but when they hear that the burgers taste good, they become suspicious because Brighton's turnips are notorious for tasting bad. They stake out Flavor Burger and discover that the burgers are not made from Brighton turnips, but from parsnips imported from Perfektborg. Knowing that this will result in Flavor Burger pulling their sponsorship, Molly publishes the story anyway, choosing integrity over longevity. The citizens of Brighton are outraged, and picket Flavor Burger. Molly is sad that the newspaper will apparently be shut down due to lack of funding, until several other local business owners offer to advertise themselves in the newspaper, saving it.
36 	16 	"Smile Valley Farm""The Grand Gesture" 	November 4, 2023 	216
"Smile Valley Farm": When Scratch discovers he loves a game he stubbornly refused to try, he must try to hide his growing obsession."The Grand Gesture": June and Darryl accidentally transform Scratch's ectoplasm into a living being. 	"Smile Valley Farm": When Scratch discovers he loves a game he stubbornly refused to try, he must try to hide his growing obsession."The Grand Gesture": June and Darryl accidentally transform Scratch's ectoplasm into a living being. 	"Smile Valley Farm": When Scratch discovers he loves a game he stubbornly refused to try, he must try to hide his growing obsession."The Grand Gesture": June and Darryl accidentally transform Scratch's ectoplasm into a living being. 	"Smile Valley Farm": When Scratch discovers he loves a game he stubbornly refused to try, he must try to hide his growing obsession."The Grand Gesture": June and Darryl accidentally transform Scratch's ectoplasm into a living being. 	"Smile Valley Farm": When Scratch discovers he loves a game he stubbornly refused to try, he must try to hide his growing obsession."The Grand Gesture": June and Darryl accidentally transform Scratch's ectoplasm into a living being.
37 	17 	"The Many Lives of Scratch""Alaka-Sham!" 	November 11, 2023 	217
"The Many Lives of Scratch": Scratch's family and friends imagine what his life might have been."Alaka-Sham!": Darryl and Scratch run a magic show scheme and are challenged to a magic-off by a rival magician. 	"The Many Lives of Scratch": Scratch's family and friends imagine what his life might have been."Alaka-Sham!": Darryl and Scratch run a magic show scheme and are challenged to a magic-off by a rival magician. 	"The Many Lives of Scratch": Scratch's family and friends imagine what his life might have been."Alaka-Sham!": Darryl and Scratch run a magic show scheme and are challenged to a magic-off by a rival magician. 	"The Many Lives of Scratch": Scratch's family and friends imagine what his life might have been."Alaka-Sham!": Darryl and Scratch run a magic show scheme and are challenged to a magic-off by a rival magician. 	"The Many Lives of Scratch": Scratch's family and friends imagine what his life might have been."Alaka-Sham!": Darryl and Scratch run a magic show scheme and are challenged to a magic-off by a rival magician.
38 	18 	"F.O.N.A.A.!""Game On" 	November 18, 2023 	218
"F.O.N.A.A.!": Scratch uses a curse to take away Molly's fear."Game On": When Principal O'Connor makes Darryl join a team sport, Darryl creates an esports team. 	"F.O.N.A.A.!": Scratch uses a curse to take away Molly's fear."Game On": When Principal O'Connor makes Darryl join a team sport, Darryl creates an esports team. 	"F.O.N.A.A.!": Scratch uses a curse to take away Molly's fear."Game On": When Principal O'Connor makes Darryl join a team sport, Darryl creates an esports team. 	"F.O.N.A.A.!": Scratch uses a curse to take away Molly's fear."Game On": When Principal O'Connor makes Darryl join a team sport, Darryl creates an esports team. 	"F.O.N.A.A.!": Scratch uses a curse to take away Molly's fear."Game On": When Principal O'Connor makes Darryl join a team sport, Darryl creates an esports team.
39 	19 	"White Christmess""Perfect Day" 	December 1, 2023 	219
"White Christmess": Molly decides to throw a party for the elderly folks at the town's senior home, and plans for it to snow. Scratch realizes that he hasn't got a gift for Molly yet. When the family goes to the senior home, they start setting up the party with festive decorations. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to think of a gift, and eventually gets a llama and makes a fake backstop for it. As the day goes by, the chances of snow decrease, going all the way down to -5% chance of snow. The elderly folks are tired of waiting, and they go ahead and enjoy the snow-less party. Scratch bring the llama to the party, but when he sees Molly sad about not having snow, he goes up into the sky and makes himself into snow, "enhappifying" everyone there.
"Perfect Day": When Molly wakes up for New Year's Day, she thinks that having a perfect day means a perfect year. She starts the day good, but falls in a puddle. She decides to ask Scratch to curse her to restart the day if something goes wrong, and once she has the perfect day, the curse will be broken. She restarts the day, and is happy the curse works. She goes down for breakfast, but Darryl bought a pancake maker that goes crazy and hits everyone in the face. Molly restarts the day again, and does more adventures. This happens over and over again, and during those days, she went ice-skating, watched Time Loop Rodent, went ice-skating again, accidentally set fire to Libby's bookstore, and other crazy events. Eventually, she goes insane, and she becomes one with the very same puddle that she fell in before the curse. However, that day ends up going perfect, causing the curse to be broken, and Scratch vows never to eat pancakes, as he ate a lot of pancakes during the time loop. 	"White Christmess": Molly decides to throw a party for the elderly folks at the town's senior home, and plans for it to snow. Scratch realizes that he hasn't got a gift for Molly yet. When the family goes to the senior home, they start setting up the party with festive decorations. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to think of a gift, and eventually gets a llama and makes a fake backstop for it. As the day goes by, the chances of snow decrease, going all the way down to -5% chance of snow. The elderly folks are tired of waiting, and they go ahead and enjoy the snow-less party. Scratch bring the llama to the party, but when he sees Molly sad about not having snow, he goes up into the sky and makes himself into snow, "enhappifying" everyone there.
"Perfect Day": When Molly wakes up for New Year's Day, she thinks that having a perfect day means a perfect year. She starts the day good, but falls in a puddle. She decides to ask Scratch to curse her to restart the day if something goes wrong, and once she has the perfect day, the curse will be broken. She restarts the day, and is happy the curse works. She goes down for breakfast, but Darryl bought a pancake maker that goes crazy and hits everyone in the face. Molly restarts the day again, and does more adventures. This happens over and over again, and during those days, she went ice-skating, watched Time Loop Rodent, went ice-skating again, accidentally set fire to Libby's bookstore, and other crazy events. Eventually, she goes insane, and she becomes one with the very same puddle that she fell in before the curse. However, that day ends up going perfect, causing the curse to be broken, and Scratch vows never to eat pancakes, as he ate a lot of pancakes during the time loop. 	"White Christmess": Molly decides to throw a party for the elderly folks at the town's senior home, and plans for it to snow. Scratch realizes that he hasn't got a gift for Molly yet. When the family goes to the senior home, they start setting up the party with festive decorations. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to think of a gift, and eventually gets a llama and makes a fake backstop for it. As the day goes by, the chances of snow decrease, going all the way down to -5% chance of snow. The elderly folks are tired of waiting, and they go ahead and enjoy the snow-less party. Scratch bring the llama to the party, but when he sees Molly sad about not having snow, he goes up into the sky and makes himself into snow, "enhappifying" everyone there.
"Perfect Day": When Molly wakes up for New Year's Day, she thinks that having a perfect day means a perfect year. She starts the day good, but falls in a puddle. She decides to ask Scratch to curse her to restart the day if something goes wrong, and once she has the perfect day, the curse will be broken. She restarts the day, and is happy the curse works. She goes down for breakfast, but Darryl bought a pancake maker that goes crazy and hits everyone in the face. Molly restarts the day again, and does more adventures. This happens over and over again, and during those days, she went ice-skating, watched Time Loop Rodent, went ice-skating again, accidentally set fire to Libby's bookstore, and other crazy events. Eventually, she goes insane, and she becomes one with the very same puddle that she fell in before the curse. However, that day ends up going perfect, causing the curse to be broken, and Scratch vows never to eat pancakes, as he ate a lot of pancakes during the time loop. 	"White Christmess": Molly decides to throw a party for the elderly folks at the town's senior home, and plans for it to snow. Scratch realizes that he hasn't got a gift for Molly yet. When the family goes to the senior home, they start setting up the party with festive decorations. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to think of a gift, and eventually gets a llama and makes a fake backstop for it. As the day goes by, the chances of snow decrease, going all the way down to -5% chance of snow. The elderly folks are tired of waiting, and they go ahead and enjoy the snow-less party. Scratch bring the llama to the party, but when he sees Molly sad about not having snow, he goes up into the sky and makes himself into snow, "enhappifying" everyone there.
"Perfect Day": When Molly wakes up for New Year's Day, she thinks that having a perfect day means a perfect year. She starts the day good, but falls in a puddle. She decides to ask Scratch to curse her to restart the day if something goes wrong, and once she has the perfect day, the curse will be broken. She restarts the day, and is happy the curse works. She goes down for breakfast, but Darryl bought a pancake maker that goes crazy and hits everyone in the face. Molly restarts the day again, and does more adventures. This happens over and over again, and during those days, she went ice-skating, watched Time Loop Rodent, went ice-skating again, accidentally set fire to Libby's bookstore, and other crazy events. Eventually, she goes insane, and she becomes one with the very same puddle that she fell in before the curse. However, that day ends up going perfect, causing the curse to be broken, and Scratch vows never to eat pancakes, as he ate a lot of pancakes during the time loop. 	"White Christmess": Molly decides to throw a party for the elderly folks at the town's senior home, and plans for it to snow. Scratch realizes that he hasn't got a gift for Molly yet. When the family goes to the senior home, they start setting up the party with festive decorations. Meanwhile, Scratch tries to think of a gift, and eventually gets a llama and makes a fake backstop for it. As the day goes by, the chances of snow decrease, going all the way down to -5% chance of snow. The elderly folks are tired of waiting, and they go ahead and enjoy the snow-less party. Scratch bring the llama to the party, but when he sees Molly sad about not having snow, he goes up into the sky and makes himself into snow, "enhappifying" everyone there.
"Perfect Day": When Molly wakes up for New Year's Day, she thinks that having a perfect day means a perfect year. She starts the day good, but falls in a puddle. She decides to ask Scratch to curse her to restart the day if something goes wrong, and once she has the perfect day, the curse will be broken. She restarts the day, and is happy the curse works. She goes down for breakfast, but Darryl bought a pancake maker that goes crazy and hits everyone in the face. Molly restarts the day again, and does more adventures. This happens over and over again, and during those days, she went ice-skating, watched Time Loop Rodent, went ice-skating again, accidentally set fire to Libby's bookstore, and other crazy events. Eventually, she goes insane, and she becomes one with the very same puddle that she fell in before the curse. However, that day ends up going perfect, causing the curse to be broken, and Scratch vows never to eat pancakes, as he ate a lot of pancakes during the time loop.
40 	20 	"Jinx vs. The Human World" 	January 13, 2024 	220
Scratch has made a motorize decoy to get out of his chairman duties. When Jinx discovers this, she takes the Chairman's cloak and uses it to takeover the Ghost World and force ghosts to once again spread misery. When Geoff and Jeff inform Scratch of what Jinx has done, Scratch along with Molly, Darryl, Libby, Ollie and June become wraiths go to stop her, but Jinx anticipated this and traps Molly and has her Sobgoblins feed off of Molly's joy in order to conquer the Living World, forcing the others flee. With no other options, Ollie and June try to get their parents help, but is made difficult when Ruben recognizes Geoff as the ghost who scared him as a child (though it turns out Geoff only sneezed on Ruben). Ester and a reluctant Ruben agree to help, while the Ghost Council admit they're fond of Scratch giving Molly the strength to free herself and the other ghosts, who all go to help the others fight Jinx. When Scratch realizes the Sobgoblins can be overfed, everyone share their joy to make them burst. Molly and Scratch summon Ghost Shark to take back the cloak as June traps Jinx in a canister. Scratch admits everything was his fault and steps down as Chairman, using his powers to send the cloak away to chose someone more capable of the title. The Chens finally accept ghosts as everyone celebrates their victory. 	Scratch has made a motorize decoy to get out of his chairman duties. When Jinx discovers this, she takes the Chairman's cloak and uses it to takeover the Ghost World and force ghosts to once again spread misery. When Geoff and Jeff inform Scratch of what Jinx has done, Scratch along with Molly, Darryl, Libby, Ollie and June become wraiths go to stop her, but Jinx anticipated this and traps Molly and has her Sobgoblins feed off of Molly's joy in order to conquer the Living World, forcing the others flee. With no other options, Ollie and June try to get their parents help, but is made difficult when Ruben recognizes Geoff as the ghost who scared him as a child (though it turns out Geoff only sneezed on Ruben). Ester and a reluctant Ruben agree to help, while the Ghost Council admit they're fond of Scratch giving Molly the strength to free herself and the other ghosts, who all go to help the others fight Jinx. When Scratch realizes the Sobgoblins can be overfed, everyone share their joy to make them burst. Molly and Scratch summon Ghost Shark to take back the cloak as June traps Jinx in a canister. Scratch admits everything was his fault and steps down as Chairman, using his powers to send the cloak away to chose someone more capable of the title. The Chens finally accept ghosts as everyone celebrates their victory. 	Scratch has made a motorize decoy to get out of his chairman duties. When Jinx discovers this, she takes the Chairman's cloak and uses it to takeover the Ghost World and force ghosts to once again spread misery. When Geoff and Jeff inform Scratch of what Jinx has done, Scratch along with Molly, Darryl, Libby, Ollie and June become wraiths go to stop her, but Jinx anticipated this and traps Molly and has her Sobgoblins feed off of Molly's joy in order to conquer the Living World, forcing the others flee. With no other options, Ollie and June try to get their parents help, but is made difficult when Ruben recognizes Geoff as the ghost who scared him as a child (though it turns out Geoff only sneezed on Ruben). Ester and a reluctant Ruben agree to help, while the Ghost Council admit they're fond of Scratch giving Molly the strength to free herself and the other ghosts, who all go to help the others fight Jinx. When Scratch realizes the Sobgoblins can be overfed, everyone share their joy to make them burst. Molly and Scratch summon Ghost Shark to take back the cloak as June traps Jinx in a canister. Scratch admits everything was his fault and steps down as Chairman, using his powers to send the cloak away to chose someone more capable of the title. The Chens finally accept ghosts as everyone celebrates their victory. 	Scratch has made a motorize decoy to get out of his chairman duties. When Jinx discovers this, she takes the Chairman's cloak and uses it to takeover the Ghost World and force ghosts to once again spread misery. When Geoff and Jeff inform Scratch of what Jinx has done, Scratch along with Molly, Darryl, Libby, Ollie and June become wraiths go to stop her, but Jinx anticipated this and traps Molly and has her Sobgoblins feed off of Molly's joy in order to conquer the Living World, forcing the others flee. With no other options, Ollie and June try to get their parents help, but is made difficult when Ruben recognizes Geoff as the ghost who scared him as a child (though it turns out Geoff only sneezed on Ruben). Ester and a reluctant Ruben agree to help, while the Ghost Council admit they're fond of Scratch giving Molly the strength to free herself and the other ghosts, who all go to help the others fight Jinx. When Scratch realizes the Sobgoblins can be overfed, everyone share their joy to make them burst. Molly and Scratch summon Ghost Shark to take back the cloak as June traps Jinx in a canister. Scratch admits everything was his fault and steps down as Chairman, using his powers to send the cloak away to chose someone more capable of the title. The Chens finally accept ghosts as everyone celebrates their victory. 	Scratch has made a motorize decoy to get out of his chairman duties. When Jinx discovers this, she takes the Chairman's cloak and uses it to takeover the Ghost World and force ghosts to once again spread misery. When Geoff and Jeff inform Scratch of what Jinx has done, Scratch along with Molly, Darryl, Libby, Ollie and June become wraiths go to stop her, but Jinx anticipated this and traps Molly and has her Sobgoblins feed off of Molly's joy in order to conquer the Living World, forcing the others flee. With no other options, Ollie and June try to get their parents help, but is made difficult when Ruben recognizes Geoff as the ghost who scared him as a child (though it turns out Geoff only sneezed on Ruben). Ester and a reluctant Ruben agree to help, while the Ghost Council admit they're fond of Scratch giving Molly the strength to free herself and the other ghosts, who all go to help the others fight Jinx. When Scratch realizes the Sobgoblins can be overfed, everyone share their joy to make them burst. Molly and Scratch summon Ghost Shark to take back the cloak as June traps Jinx in a canister. Scratch admits everything was his fault and steps down as Chairman, using his powers to send the cloak away to chose someone more capable of the title. The Chens finally accept ghosts as everyone celebrates their victory.
41 	21 	"The End" 	January 13, 2024 	221
While Brighton holds a festival to celebrate everything the McGees done, Scratch has a vision of Adia and his past after possessing people to eat funnel cake. Molly and Scratch believe eating more funnel cakes will bring back more memories, though Libby and Ollie believe it's something else. When Scratch comes to believe that he and Adia traveled the world together, but still can't remember how he died, Molly interviews Adia via video chat to learn more. Adia tells Molly that Scratch was only a nickname, and while they had imaginary adventures as kids, they never had one together in real life and that he's apparently isn't even dead, shocking Molly and Scratch, but lose reception before learning more. Libby, Ollie and Geoff arrive, revealing that they discovered that Scratch is actually the wraith of Brighton resident Todd Mortenson causing Scratch to remember everything, making him run away. When Molly finds him in front of his actual home, Scratch reveals that he was too afraid to join Adia on her adventures, causing him to become so depressed his soul left his body. When Molly accuses him of still being afraid, Scratch admits he's worried that he'll forget about her if he returns to his body. Molly assures him that even if he does forget her, she'll never forget him. The two have a heartfelt farewell as Scratch returns to his body. Scratch/Todd happily quits his job and sells his house, and plans on leaving Brighton to go on adventures, but doesn't appear to remember his time as a ghost. He runs into Molly at the bus stop who gives him farewell, while he says "enhappifying" and calls her "Moll" (Scratch's nickname for her) despite not knowing her. Despite being sadden by Scratch leaving, Molly, the McGees, Libby and Geoff decide to go celebrate Scratch's new lease on life.	While Brighton holds a festival to celebrate everything the McGees done, Scratch has a vision of Adia and his past after possessing people to eat funnel cake. Molly and Scratch believe eating more funnel cakes will bring back more memories, though Libby and Ollie believe it's something else. When Scratch comes to believe that he and Adia traveled the world together, but still can't remember how he died, Molly interviews Adia via video chat to learn more. Adia tells Molly that Scratch was only a nickname, and while they had imaginary adventures as kids, they never had one together in real life and that he's apparently isn't even dead, shocking Molly and Scratch, but lose reception before learning more. Libby, Ollie and Geoff arrive, revealing that they discovered that Scratch is actually the wraith of Brighton resident Todd Mortenson causing Scratch to remember everything, making him run away. When Molly finds him in front of his actual home, Scratch reveals that he was too afraid to join Adia on her adventures, causing him to become so depressed his soul left his body. When Molly accuses him of still being afraid, Scratch admits he's worried that he'll forget about her if he returns to his body. Molly assures him that even if he does forget her, she'll never forget him. The two have a heartfelt farewell as Scratch returns to his body. Scratch/Todd happily quits his job and sells his house, and plans on leaving Brighton to go on adventures, but doesn't appear to remember his time as a ghost. He runs into Molly at the bus stop who gives him farewell, while he says "enhappifying" and calls her "Moll" (Scratch's nickname for her) despite not knowing her. Despite being sadden by Scratch leaving, Molly, the McGees, Libby and Geoff decide to go celebrate Scratch's new lease on life.	While Brighton holds a festival to celebrate everything the McGees done, Scratch has a vision of Adia and his past after possessing people to eat funnel cake. Molly and Scratch believe eating more funnel cakes will bring back more memories, though Libby and Ollie believe it's something else. When Scratch comes to believe that he and Adia traveled the world together, but still can't remember how he died, Molly interviews Adia via video chat to learn more. Adia tells Molly that Scratch was only a nickname, and while they had imaginary adventures as kids, they never had one together in real life and that he's apparently isn't even dead, shocking Molly and Scratch, but lose reception before learning more. Libby, Ollie and Geoff arrive, revealing that they discovered that Scratch is actually the wraith of Brighton resident Todd Mortenson causing Scratch to remember everything, making him run away. When Molly finds him in front of his actual home, Scratch reveals that he was too afraid to join Adia on her adventures, causing him to become so depressed his soul left his body. When Molly accuses him of still being afraid, Scratch admits he's worried that he'll forget about her if he returns to his body. Molly assures him that even if he does forget her, she'll never forget him. The two have a heartfelt farewell as Scratch returns to his body. Scratch/Todd happily quits his job and sells his house, and plans on leaving Brighton to go on adventures, but doesn't appear to remember his time as a ghost. He runs into Molly at the bus stop who gives him farewell, while he says "enhappifying" and calls her "Moll" (Scratch's nickname for her) despite not knowing her. Despite being sadden by Scratch leaving, Molly, the McGees, Libby and Geoff decide to go celebrate Scratch's new lease on life.	While Brighton holds a festival to celebrate everything the McGees done, Scratch has a vision of Adia and his past after possessing people to eat funnel cake. Molly and Scratch believe eating more funnel cakes will bring back more memories, though Libby and Ollie believe it's something else. When Scratch comes to believe that he and Adia traveled the world together, but still can't remember how he died, Molly interviews Adia via video chat to learn more. Adia tells Molly that Scratch was only a nickname, and while they had imaginary adventures as kids, they never had one together in real life and that he's apparently isn't even dead, shocking Molly and Scratch, but lose reception before learning more. Libby, Ollie and Geoff arrive, revealing that they discovered that Scratch is actually the wraith of Brighton resident Todd Mortenson causing Scratch to remember everything, making him run away. When Molly finds him in front of his actual home, Scratch reveals that he was too afraid to join Adia on her adventures, causing him to become so depressed his soul left his body. When Molly accuses him of still being afraid, Scratch admits he's worried that he'll forget about her if he returns to his body. Molly assures him that even if he does forget her, she'll never forget him. The two have a heartfelt farewell as Scratch returns to his body. Scratch/Todd happily quits his job and sells his house, and plans on leaving Brighton to go on adventures, but doesn't appear to remember his time as a ghost. He runs into Molly at the bus stop who gives him farewell, while he says "enhappifying" and calls her "Moll" (Scratch's nickname for her) despite not knowing her. Despite being sadden by Scratch leaving, Molly, the McGees, Libby and Geoff decide to go celebrate Scratch's new lease on life.	While Brighton holds a festival to celebrate everything the McGees done, Scratch has a vision of Adia and his past after possessing people to eat funnel cake. Molly and Scratch believe eating more funnel cakes will bring back more memories, though Libby and Ollie believe it's something else. When Scratch comes to believe that he and Adia traveled the world together, but still can't remember how he died, Molly interviews Adia via video chat to learn more. Adia tells Molly that Scratch was only a nickname, and while they had imaginary adventures as kids, they never had one together in real life and that he's apparently isn't even dead, shocking Molly and Scratch, but lose reception before learning more. Libby, Ollie and Geoff arrive, revealing that they discovered that Scratch is actually the wraith of Brighton resident Todd Mortenson causing Scratch to remember everything, making him run away. When Molly finds him in front of his actual home, Scratch reveals that he was too afraid to join Adia on her adventures, causing him to become so depressed his soul left his body. When Molly accuses him of still being afraid, Scratch admits he's worried that he'll forget about her if he returns to his body. Molly assures him that even if he does forget her, she'll never forget him. The two have a heartfelt farewell as Scratch returns to his body. Scratch/Todd happily quits his job and sells his house, and plans on leaving Brighton to go on adventures, but doesn't appear to remember his time as a ghost. He runs into Molly at the bus stop who gives him farewell, while he says "enhappifying" and calls her "Moll" (Scratch's nickname for her) despite not knowing her. Despite being sadden by Scratch leaving, Molly, the McGees, Libby and Geoff decide to go celebrate Scratch's new lease on life.
==Season Three (cancelled)==
Brandon Hoàng, Sammie Crowley, and Madison Bateman revealed the titles and plot synopsis to cancelled episodes following the series end. Entire scripts and outlines for eighteen of the episodes were later posted online. Bateman joked that leaking the episodes online were what caused the show to get cancelled, yet leaking the scripts was also considered somewhat relieving. The following are listed in the original intended season numbering and production order.
No. inSeries 	No. inSeason 	Title
41 	01 	"Molly and Scratch Solve It All!""UpROOTing the Chens"
"Molly and Scratch Solve It All!": Molly and Scratch use a rare curse to find out the latter's past in the form of a TV show. The duo use a remote to alter their surroundings to various TV show genres, and break the fourth wall several times while doing so. In the end, the two find a lunchbox in the backyard labeled "William's" that contains memorabilia. They conclude that Scratch's real name is William, but he is upset over the fact that they didn't actually solve anything.
"UpROOTing the Chens": Ollie reveals that his family is moving, due to them no longer being ghost hunters. Molly decides to exploit Ruben's root beer business to keep them in Brighton, with Andrea revealing that Davenport's shutting down also means her family is moving. Molly gets the Chens and the Davenports on Wolf's Den (the show's version of Shark Tank) and their business is invested by Dorothea, keeping both the Chens and Davenports in Brighton. Scratch also learns that his name is possibly "Williams", not "William".	"Molly and Scratch Solve It All!": Molly and Scratch use a rare curse to find out the latter's past in the form of a TV show. The duo use a remote to alter their surroundings to various TV show genres, and break the fourth wall several times while doing so. In the end, the two find a lunchbox in the backyard labeled "William's" that contains memorabilia. They conclude that Scratch's real name is William, but he is upset over the fact that they didn't actually solve anything.
"UpROOTing the Chens": Ollie reveals that his family is moving, due to them no longer being ghost hunters. Molly decides to exploit Ruben's root beer business to keep them in Brighton, with Andrea revealing that Davenport's shutting down also means her family is moving. Molly gets the Chens and the Davenports on Wolf's Den (the show's version of Shark Tank) and their business is invested by Dorothea, keeping both the Chens and Davenports in Brighton. Scratch also learns that his name is possibly "Williams", not "William".	"Molly and Scratch Solve It All!": Molly and Scratch use a rare curse to find out the latter's past in the form of a TV show. The duo use a remote to alter their surroundings to various TV show genres, and break the fourth wall several times while doing so. In the end, the two find a lunchbox in the backyard labeled "William's" that contains memorabilia. They conclude that Scratch's real name is William, but he is upset over the fact that they didn't actually solve anything.
"UpROOTing the Chens": Ollie reveals that his family is moving, due to them no longer being ghost hunters. Molly decides to exploit Ruben's root beer business to keep them in Brighton, with Andrea revealing that Davenport's shutting down also means her family is moving. Molly gets the Chens and the Davenports on Wolf's Den (the show's version of Shark Tank) and their business is invested by Dorothea, keeping both the Chens and Davenports in Brighton. Scratch also learns that his name is possibly "Williams", not "William".
42 	02 	"The Turtle Writer of Knell""Robe Knows Best"
"The Turtle Writer of Knell": Libby writes a book called The Turtle Riders of Knell which becomes a huge hit in Brighton. When people ask for a sequel, Libby gets nervous. Molly tries to help her out and they get stuck in Libby's personal panic room which is deadlocked for 24 hours. After struggling to write an adequate story, Libby finally snaps, and Molly tells her to write for herself, successfully writing a sequel. In the subplot, due to Molly being trapped with Libby, Scratch decides to have time to himself, but quickly gets bored and tries to find someone to hang out with. Originally titled "The Writer of Knell".
"Robe Knows Best": The Ghost World is in sudden disarray with Scratch taking Molly and Ollie to investigate. The Chairman's Robes arrive and starts to nuzzle Ollie like a dog, wanting him to be the new Chairman. The group try to find a better replacement, but no other ghost works out. Ollie eventually organizes everyone to stop a giant pit from sucking the Ghost World away and accepts the Chairman position on a part-time basis. In the subplot, Patty and Grandma Nin take Molly and Ollie's shells around town to show them that they are fun, unaware of the fact that they are emotionless husks.	"The Turtle Writer of Knell": Libby writes a book called The Turtle Riders of Knell which becomes a huge hit in Brighton. When people ask for a sequel, Libby gets nervous. Molly tries to help her out and they get stuck in Libby's personal panic room which is deadlocked for 24 hours. After struggling to write an adequate story, Libby finally snaps, and Molly tells her to write for herself, successfully writing a sequel. In the subplot, due to Molly being trapped with Libby, Scratch decides to have time to himself, but quickly gets bored and tries to find someone to hang out with. Originally titled "The Writer of Knell".
"Robe Knows Best": The Ghost World is in sudden disarray with Scratch taking Molly and Ollie to investigate. The Chairman's Robes arrive and starts to nuzzle Ollie like a dog, wanting him to be the new Chairman. The group try to find a better replacement, but no other ghost works out. Ollie eventually organizes everyone to stop a giant pit from sucking the Ghost World away and accepts the Chairman position on a part-time basis. In the subplot, Patty and Grandma Nin take Molly and Ollie's shells around town to show them that they are fun, unaware of the fact that they are emotionless husks.	"The Turtle Writer of Knell": Libby writes a book called The Turtle Riders of Knell which becomes a huge hit in Brighton. When people ask for a sequel, Libby gets nervous. Molly tries to help her out and they get stuck in Libby's personal panic room which is deadlocked for 24 hours. After struggling to write an adequate story, Libby finally snaps, and Molly tells her to write for herself, successfully writing a sequel. In the subplot, due to Molly being trapped with Libby, Scratch decides to have time to himself, but quickly gets bored and tries to find someone to hang out with. Originally titled "The Writer of Knell".
"Robe Knows Best": The Ghost World is in sudden disarray with Scratch taking Molly and Ollie to investigate. The Chairman's Robes arrive and starts to nuzzle Ollie like a dog, wanting him to be the new Chairman. The group try to find a better replacement, but no other ghost works out. Ollie eventually organizes everyone to stop a giant pit from sucking the Ghost World away and accepts the Chairman position on a part-time basis. In the subplot, Patty and Grandma Nin take Molly and Ollie's shells around town to show them that they are fun, unaware of the fact that they are emotionless husks.
43 	03 	"I Dream of Nintari""She Loves Me, She Loves Me Bot"
"I Dream of Nintari": Darryl wants the Nintari (combination of Nintendo and Atari). At Scratch's suggestion, they use a curse that allows them to enter dreams. They attempt to implant the idea of getting a Nintari into Pete and Sharon, both of whom have nightmares about losing their body parts and balancing plates, respectively. Molly discovers what they are up to and chases them in their dreams. Eventually, Darryl plants the idea in his parents' head, but realizes that it causes them more stress. He destroys the idea and starts performing community service for money to get the Nintari legitimately.
"She Loves Me, She Loves Me Bot": Molly and Andrea enter a battle robot competition where they run into Alina Webster, Andrea's crush. Andrea reveals that she never actually told Alina that she had a crush on her and Molly pushes her to finally admit her feelings to her. After accidentally ruining Alina's controls, Molly orders Scratch to possess Alina's robot so that they can both get to the top. Molly enters a robot that hugs the competition. After sending the wrong message to Alina, Andrea finally admits that she likes her and two decide to go out. Molly's hug bot ends up becoming violent and unintentionally wins.	"I Dream of Nintari": Darryl wants the Nintari (combination of Nintendo and Atari). At Scratch's suggestion, they use a curse that allows them to enter dreams. They attempt to implant the idea of getting a Nintari into Pete and Sharon, both of whom have nightmares about losing their body parts and balancing plates, respectively. Molly discovers what they are up to and chases them in their dreams. Eventually, Darryl plants the idea in his parents' head, but realizes that it causes them more stress. He destroys the idea and starts performing community service for money to get the Nintari legitimately.
"She Loves Me, She Loves Me Bot": Molly and Andrea enter a battle robot competition where they run into Alina Webster, Andrea's crush. Andrea reveals that she never actually told Alina that she had a crush on her and Molly pushes her to finally admit her feelings to her. After accidentally ruining Alina's controls, Molly orders Scratch to possess Alina's robot so that they can both get to the top. Molly enters a robot that hugs the competition. After sending the wrong message to Alina, Andrea finally admits that she likes her and two decide to go out. Molly's hug bot ends up becoming violent and unintentionally wins.	"I Dream of Nintari": Darryl wants the Nintari (combination of Nintendo and Atari). At Scratch's suggestion, they use a curse that allows them to enter dreams. They attempt to implant the idea of getting a Nintari into Pete and Sharon, both of whom have nightmares about losing their body parts and balancing plates, respectively. Molly discovers what they are up to and chases them in their dreams. Eventually, Darryl plants the idea in his parents' head, but realizes that it causes them more stress. He destroys the idea and starts performing community service for money to get the Nintari legitimately.
"She Loves Me, She Loves Me Bot": Molly and Andrea enter a battle robot competition where they run into Alina Webster, Andrea's crush. Andrea reveals that she never actually told Alina that she had a crush on her and Molly pushes her to finally admit her feelings to her. After accidentally ruining Alina's controls, Molly orders Scratch to possess Alina's robot so that they can both get to the top. Molly enters a robot that hugs the competition. After sending the wrong message to Alina, Andrea finally admits that she likes her and two decide to go out. Molly's hug bot ends up becoming violent and unintentionally wins.
44 	04 	"Saving Purim""Songkran Surprise"
"Saving Purim": Libby is celebrating Purim and tells the story of Esther. The festivities were meant to be celebrated in the park, but a city officer named Herman (based on the Biblical Haman) shuts it down (he is implied to be antisemitic), and convinces Mayor Brunson that Jewish festivities are a nuisance. With Molly's help, they move the Purim celebrations to the bookstore, but Herman shuts that down too. Inspired by Esther, Libby pleads her case to Brunson who is moved and fires Herman, allowing everyone to celebrate Purim in the park. In the subplot, Scratch gets Libby's basket of hamantaschen and eats it. He turns to Geoff, who is also revealed to be Jewish, to help make a new basket. Scratch learns after the fact that the basket was indeed for him.
"Songkran Surprise": Molly explains Songkran, a Thai new years tradition where people soak each other with water to wash away their sins. Grandma Nin arrives and it is revealed that she is a master at water balloon fights as she never gets wet. While Scratch joins the "winning side" with Nin, Sharon hopes to finally hit her mother with a water balloon as she always fails to get her. After several failed attempts, Sharon finally decides to have Molly, Pete, and Darryl help her and together they finally defeat Nin.	"Saving Purim": Libby is celebrating Purim and tells the story of Esther. The festivities were meant to be celebrated in the park, but a city officer named Herman (based on the Biblical Haman) shuts it down (he is implied to be antisemitic), and convinces Mayor Brunson that Jewish festivities are a nuisance. With Molly's help, they move the Purim celebrations to the bookstore, but Herman shuts that down too. Inspired by Esther, Libby pleads her case to Brunson who is moved and fires Herman, allowing everyone to celebrate Purim in the park. In the subplot, Scratch gets Libby's basket of hamantaschen and eats it. He turns to Geoff, who is also revealed to be Jewish, to help make a new basket. Scratch learns after the fact that the basket was indeed for him.
"Songkran Surprise": Molly explains Songkran, a Thai new years tradition where people soak each other with water to wash away their sins. Grandma Nin arrives and it is revealed that she is a master at water balloon fights as she never gets wet. While Scratch joins the "winning side" with Nin, Sharon hopes to finally hit her mother with a water balloon as she always fails to get her. After several failed attempts, Sharon finally decides to have Molly, Pete, and Darryl help her and together they finally defeat Nin.	"Saving Purim": Libby is celebrating Purim and tells the story of Esther. The festivities were meant to be celebrated in the park, but a city officer named Herman (based on the Biblical Haman) shuts it down (he is implied to be antisemitic), and convinces Mayor Brunson that Jewish festivities are a nuisance. With Molly's help, they move the Purim celebrations to the bookstore, but Herman shuts that down too. Inspired by Esther, Libby pleads her case to Brunson who is moved and fires Herman, allowing everyone to celebrate Purim in the park. In the subplot, Scratch gets Libby's basket of hamantaschen and eats it. He turns to Geoff, who is also revealed to be Jewish, to help make a new basket. Scratch learns after the fact that the basket was indeed for him.
"Songkran Surprise": Molly explains Songkran, a Thai new years tradition where people soak each other with water to wash away their sins. Grandma Nin arrives and it is revealed that she is a master at water balloon fights as she never gets wet. While Scratch joins the "winning side" with Nin, Sharon hopes to finally hit her mother with a water balloon as she always fails to get her. After several failed attempts, Sharon finally decides to have Molly, Pete, and Darryl help her and together they finally defeat Nin.
45 	05 	"Art in the Right Place""Dead and Breakfast"
"Art in the Right Place": Molly enters an art competition with a rather pathetic looking art piece. Scratch, who painted a magnificent mural, switches hers out with his and it gets lauded at the art show. Molly is tasked with painting a new mural for the town, but starts to become obsessed with fame, angering Scratch who abandons her. Molly eventually acknowledges Scratch to the crowd by claiming that he is her "art spirit" and he forgives her. In the subplot, Pete believes that he and Darryl are drifting apart and tries to bond with him. After several failed outings, Darryl suggests that they do something that they both like, which is destroying building blocks with a real wrecking ball.
"Dead and Breakfast": The McGees want to go on vacation for Spring Break, but cannot afford anything. Scratch reveals that Geoff and Jeff are opening a bed and breakfast in the ghost world and they need guests to test it out. The McGees travel to the ghost world and take advantage of the luxuries. Geoff and Jeff are happy, but soon Scratch and the McGees continue to take advantage of them and they break down. The McGees and Scratch apologize and agree to give them a good review. Geoff and Jeff are happy, but believe it's best to only have ghost clients and no wraith ones.	"Art in the Right Place": Molly enters an art competition with a rather pathetic looking art piece. Scratch, who painted a magnificent mural, switches hers out with his and it gets lauded at the art show. Molly is tasked with painting a new mural for the town, but starts to become obsessed with fame, angering Scratch who abandons her. Molly eventually acknowledges Scratch to the crowd by claiming that he is her "art spirit" and he forgives her. In the subplot, Pete believes that he and Darryl are drifting apart and tries to bond with him. After several failed outings, Darryl suggests that they do something that they both like, which is destroying building blocks with a real wrecking ball.
"Dead and Breakfast": The McGees want to go on vacation for Spring Break, but cannot afford anything. Scratch reveals that Geoff and Jeff are opening a bed and breakfast in the ghost world and they need guests to test it out. The McGees travel to the ghost world and take advantage of the luxuries. Geoff and Jeff are happy, but soon Scratch and the McGees continue to take advantage of them and they break down. The McGees and Scratch apologize and agree to give them a good review. Geoff and Jeff are happy, but believe it's best to only have ghost clients and no wraith ones.	"Art in the Right Place": Molly enters an art competition with a rather pathetic looking art piece. Scratch, who painted a magnificent mural, switches hers out with his and it gets lauded at the art show. Molly is tasked with painting a new mural for the town, but starts to become obsessed with fame, angering Scratch who abandons her. Molly eventually acknowledges Scratch to the crowd by claiming that he is her "art spirit" and he forgives her. In the subplot, Pete believes that he and Darryl are drifting apart and tries to bond with him. After several failed outings, Darryl suggests that they do something that they both like, which is destroying building blocks with a real wrecking ball.
"Dead and Breakfast": The McGees want to go on vacation for Spring Break, but cannot afford anything. Scratch reveals that Geoff and Jeff are opening a bed and breakfast in the ghost world and they need guests to test it out. The McGees travel to the ghost world and take advantage of the luxuries. Geoff and Jeff are happy, but soon Scratch and the McGees continue to take advantage of them and they break down. The McGees and Scratch apologize and agree to give them a good review. Geoff and Jeff are happy, but believe it's best to only have ghost clients and no wraith ones.
46 	06 	"Scratch from the Past""Taking a Band Stand"
"Scratch from the Past": At Libby's suggestion, she and Molly scare Scratch into remembering his past. He concludes that he traveled with Adia around the world and is excited that he was an adventurer. As they try to piece together who Adia and Scratch were, Darryl reveals that "Adia Williams" is an adventure blogger and Molly gets Mayor Brunson to hold a celebration for Adia. She manages to interview her where she reveals that her friend Scratch never went on adventures with her. She leaves before she reveals what happened to him or his real name. Scratch is devastated, but Molly reassures him that he has gone on adventures in his afterlife. Libby vows to continue solving Scratch's identity. Originally titled "Lunchbox of Memories"; elements of this episode were incorporated into "The End".
"Taking a Band Stand": Molly raises money to finally get a band for the school. The students are introduced to Dr. Melody who insists that everyone play the recorder. Everyone hates the instrument and Molly finally snaps as the students start a revolution. Dr. Melody reveals that she is well aware that the instrument is terrible, but it is easy to learn and wants the students to get used to it before they move on to more complicated instruments. Molly and the students finally agree to play the recorder. In the subplot, Ollie is called to the ghost world and starts to perform his basic duties, but becomes engrossed in other problems. Scratch manages to snap him out of his "engoodifying" trance and sends him back home.	"Scratch from the Past": At Libby's suggestion, she and Molly scare Scratch into remembering his past. He concludes that he traveled with Adia around the world and is excited that he was an adventurer. As they try to piece together who Adia and Scratch were, Darryl reveals that "Adia Williams" is an adventure blogger and Molly gets Mayor Brunson to hold a celebration for Adia. She manages to interview her where she reveals that her friend Scratch never went on adventures with her. She leaves before she reveals what happened to him or his real name. Scratch is devastated, but Molly reassures him that he has gone on adventures in his afterlife. Libby vows to continue solving Scratch's identity. Originally titled "Lunchbox of Memories"; elements of this episode were incorporated into "The End".
"Taking a Band Stand": Molly raises money to finally get a band for the school. The students are introduced to Dr. Melody who insists that everyone play the recorder. Everyone hates the instrument and Molly finally snaps as the students start a revolution. Dr. Melody reveals that she is well aware that the instrument is terrible, but it is easy to learn and wants the students to get used to it before they move on to more complicated instruments. Molly and the students finally agree to play the recorder. In the subplot, Ollie is called to the ghost world and starts to perform his basic duties, but becomes engrossed in other problems. Scratch manages to snap him out of his "engoodifying" trance and sends him back home.	"Scratch from the Past": At Libby's suggestion, she and Molly scare Scratch into remembering his past. He concludes that he traveled with Adia around the world and is excited that he was an adventurer. As they try to piece together who Adia and Scratch were, Darryl reveals that "Adia Williams" is an adventure blogger and Molly gets Mayor Brunson to hold a celebration for Adia. She manages to interview her where she reveals that her friend Scratch never went on adventures with her. She leaves before she reveals what happened to him or his real name. Scratch is devastated, but Molly reassures him that he has gone on adventures in his afterlife. Libby vows to continue solving Scratch's identity. Originally titled "Lunchbox of Memories"; elements of this episode were incorporated into "The End".
"Taking a Band Stand": Molly raises money to finally get a band for the school. The students are introduced to Dr. Melody who insists that everyone play the recorder. Everyone hates the instrument and Molly finally snaps as the students start a revolution. Dr. Melody reveals that she is well aware that the instrument is terrible, but it is easy to learn and wants the students to get used to it before they move on to more complicated instruments. Molly and the students finally agree to play the recorder. In the subplot, Ollie is called to the ghost world and starts to perform his basic duties, but becomes engrossed in other problems. Scratch manages to snap him out of his "engoodifying" trance and sends him back home.
47 	07 	"Glass Half Libby""Teaching Mr. Pham"
"Glass Half Libby": Molly cannot figure out why Libby is always looking on the negative side of things. Scratch curses a muffin that when devoured gives someone the ability to read thoughts so that he can figure out the secret ingredient in Pam's muffins. Molly eats the muffin and starts to hear Libby's thoughts. She tries to put her at ease by making their picnic together safe, but ends up getting stressed. Molly finally reveals what has happened as she finally understands Libby and she forgives her. Scratch, thinking he ate the muffin, starts listening to Pam's "thoughts", but is actually hearing a murder mystery podcast and thinks she is a murderer. Molly eventually tells him the truth.
"Teaching Mr. Pham": Molly discovers that Mr. Pham was a superstar poetry teacher, but lost his enthusiasm due to cutbacks. She goes about trying to renew his interest in teaching, but fails. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes entranced with faculty life and starts to pretend that he too is a teacher, despite no one being able to see him. With his newfound enthusiasm, Scratch tells Molly that she needs to teach Mr. Pham only if he wants to learn. Molly manages to get Mr. Pham to become interested when she shows off her bad poetry, though she didn't realize it was bad. Mr. Pham resumes being a passionate teacher as the poetry class is brought back.	"Glass Half Libby": Molly cannot figure out why Libby is always looking on the negative side of things. Scratch curses a muffin that when devoured gives someone the ability to read thoughts so that he can figure out the secret ingredient in Pam's muffins. Molly eats the muffin and starts to hear Libby's thoughts. She tries to put her at ease by making their picnic together safe, but ends up getting stressed. Molly finally reveals what has happened as she finally understands Libby and she forgives her. Scratch, thinking he ate the muffin, starts listening to Pam's "thoughts", but is actually hearing a murder mystery podcast and thinks she is a murderer. Molly eventually tells him the truth.
"Teaching Mr. Pham": Molly discovers that Mr. Pham was a superstar poetry teacher, but lost his enthusiasm due to cutbacks. She goes about trying to renew his interest in teaching, but fails. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes entranced with faculty life and starts to pretend that he too is a teacher, despite no one being able to see him. With his newfound enthusiasm, Scratch tells Molly that she needs to teach Mr. Pham only if he wants to learn. Molly manages to get Mr. Pham to become interested when she shows off her bad poetry, though she didn't realize it was bad. Mr. Pham resumes being a passionate teacher as the poetry class is brought back.	"Glass Half Libby": Molly cannot figure out why Libby is always looking on the negative side of things. Scratch curses a muffin that when devoured gives someone the ability to read thoughts so that he can figure out the secret ingredient in Pam's muffins. Molly eats the muffin and starts to hear Libby's thoughts. She tries to put her at ease by making their picnic together safe, but ends up getting stressed. Molly finally reveals what has happened as she finally understands Libby and she forgives her. Scratch, thinking he ate the muffin, starts listening to Pam's "thoughts", but is actually hearing a murder mystery podcast and thinks she is a murderer. Molly eventually tells him the truth.
"Teaching Mr. Pham": Molly discovers that Mr. Pham was a superstar poetry teacher, but lost his enthusiasm due to cutbacks. She goes about trying to renew his interest in teaching, but fails. Meanwhile, Scratch becomes entranced with faculty life and starts to pretend that he too is a teacher, despite no one being able to see him. With his newfound enthusiasm, Scratch tells Molly that she needs to teach Mr. Pham only if he wants to learn. Molly manages to get Mr. Pham to become interested when she shows off her bad poetry, though she didn't realize it was bad. Mr. Pham resumes being a passionate teacher as the poetry class is brought back.
48 	08 	"Dad's Lucky Tie""Painter Palate"
"Dad's Lucky Tie": Pete has a meeting and needs his lucky tie. Sharon says it's at the cleaners, but it actually got destroyed while she was trying to clean it. While Molly and Scratch distract Pete, Sharon and Darryl try to look for a replacement tie. They ultimately find one, but it gets destroyed. They confess to Pete, and he panics, but Sharon tells him that they believe in him. He goes to the meeting and it is a success, though he fails to notice that he had toilet paper stuck to his shoe.
"Painter's Palate": Sharon feels that she has not accomplished her goal of being an artist and wants a steadier job. Grandma Nin arrives and reveals that she bought Sam's Diner, giving them a steady job. Sharon is upset, but goes for it anyway. It is revealed that she despises the strictness of the kitchen because she feels that it stifles her artistic talents. Eventually, Nin tells her to see the artistic expression in cooking and Sharon realizes that there is art in cooking. She creates a brand new dish that impresses Nin. Sharon has finally found her calling. Originally titled "The Oy of Cooking".	"Dad's Lucky Tie": Pete has a meeting and needs his lucky tie. Sharon says it's at the cleaners, but it actually got destroyed while she was trying to clean it. While Molly and Scratch distract Pete, Sharon and Darryl try to look for a replacement tie. They ultimately find one, but it gets destroyed. They confess to Pete, and he panics, but Sharon tells him that they believe in him. He goes to the meeting and it is a success, though he fails to notice that he had toilet paper stuck to his shoe.
"Painter's Palate": Sharon feels that she has not accomplished her goal of being an artist and wants a steadier job. Grandma Nin arrives and reveals that she bought Sam's Diner, giving them a steady job. Sharon is upset, but goes for it anyway. It is revealed that she despises the strictness of the kitchen because she feels that it stifles her artistic talents. Eventually, Nin tells her to see the artistic expression in cooking and Sharon realizes that there is art in cooking. She creates a brand new dish that impresses Nin. Sharon has finally found her calling. Originally titled "The Oy of Cooking".	"Dad's Lucky Tie": Pete has a meeting and needs his lucky tie. Sharon says it's at the cleaners, but it actually got destroyed while she was trying to clean it. While Molly and Scratch distract Pete, Sharon and Darryl try to look for a replacement tie. They ultimately find one, but it gets destroyed. They confess to Pete, and he panics, but Sharon tells him that they believe in him. He goes to the meeting and it is a success, though he fails to notice that he had toilet paper stuck to his shoe.
"Painter's Palate": Sharon feels that she has not accomplished her goal of being an artist and wants a steadier job. Grandma Nin arrives and reveals that she bought Sam's Diner, giving them a steady job. Sharon is upset, but goes for it anyway. It is revealed that she despises the strictness of the kitchen because she feels that it stifles her artistic talents. Eventually, Nin tells her to see the artistic expression in cooking and Sharon realizes that there is art in cooking. She creates a brand new dish that impresses Nin. Sharon has finally found her calling. Originally titled "The Oy of Cooking".
49 	09 	"No Regerts Day""Forever Home"
"No Regerts Day": It's Patty's birthday and she is having fun at the retirement home. Molly didn't get her a gift, so she decides to help her by crossing off her "regerts" list. After crossing off several, Molly realizes that Patty is intentionally neglecting one, revealed to be "Make nice with Linda" from "The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels". Bobby decides to help Molly get Patty to make up with Linda during a dance competition. Despite her reluctance, Patty admits that while she is upset over Linda taking away Bobby from her life, she is happy with how things have turned out and finally makes amends with her, winning the competition.
"Forever Home": Molly learns that Patty has passed away, but she takes the news well as this means that she can visit her as a ghost. She gets ready to make a Sal Phra Phum for her while Scratch goes to the ghost world and enlists Ollie to help look for her. After checking the directory, Ollie comes to the devastating realization that Patty is not a ghost. Due to the fact that she had completed all her "regerts", she had no need to stay in the ghost world and passed on. Molly is heartbroken by the news, but Scratch and Ollie assure her that Patty will always be with her. Having finally accepted this, Molly starts healing.	"No Regerts Day": It's Patty's birthday and she is having fun at the retirement home. Molly didn't get her a gift, so she decides to help her by crossing off her "regerts" list. After crossing off several, Molly realizes that Patty is intentionally neglecting one, revealed to be "Make nice with Linda" from "The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels". Bobby decides to help Molly get Patty to make up with Linda during a dance competition. Despite her reluctance, Patty admits that while she is upset over Linda taking away Bobby from her life, she is happy with how things have turned out and finally makes amends with her, winning the competition.
"Forever Home": Molly learns that Patty has passed away, but she takes the news well as this means that she can visit her as a ghost. She gets ready to make a Sal Phra Phum for her while Scratch goes to the ghost world and enlists Ollie to help look for her. After checking the directory, Ollie comes to the devastating realization that Patty is not a ghost. Due to the fact that she had completed all her "regerts", she had no need to stay in the ghost world and passed on. Molly is heartbroken by the news, but Scratch and Ollie assure her that Patty will always be with her. Having finally accepted this, Molly starts healing.	"No Regerts Day": It's Patty's birthday and she is having fun at the retirement home. Molly didn't get her a gift, so she decides to help her by crossing off her "regerts" list. After crossing off several, Molly realizes that Patty is intentionally neglecting one, revealed to be "Make nice with Linda" from "The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels". Bobby decides to help Molly get Patty to make up with Linda during a dance competition. Despite her reluctance, Patty admits that while she is upset over Linda taking away Bobby from her life, she is happy with how things have turned out and finally makes amends with her, winning the competition.
"Forever Home": Molly learns that Patty has passed away, but she takes the news well as this means that she can visit her as a ghost. She gets ready to make a Sal Phra Phum for her while Scratch goes to the ghost world and enlists Ollie to help look for her. After checking the directory, Ollie comes to the devastating realization that Patty is not a ghost. Due to the fact that she had completed all her "regerts", she had no need to stay in the ghost world and passed on. Molly is heartbroken by the news, but Scratch and Ollie assure her that Patty will always be with her. Having finally accepted this, Molly starts healing.
50 	10 	"Atomic Pink Splits"
"Atomic Pink Splits!": Atomic Pink splits up and Molly and Darryl McGee take different sides. The episode would have featured a "call & response" style song.	"Atomic Pink Splits!": Atomic Pink splits up and Molly and Darryl McGee take different sides. The episode would have featured a "call & response" style song.	"Atomic Pink Splits!": Atomic Pink splits up and Molly and Darryl McGee take different sides. The episode would have featured a "call & response" style song.
==References==
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