A Haunting in Auroraboro

## Day 3

We open on the Outlaws squabbling over the placement of everyone in the séance circle. The group holds hands and closes their eyes. Scoop recites "Spirits, we call you in search of answers to our queries, in the hopes that you can confirm our many theories." Several scream break out, doors fly open, and three "Ghostbusters logo ghosts" are dragged into the middle of the circle.

There are two twin ghosts, Tomahawk and Garbanzo, who have identical voices. The little ghost is named Bucky Too Lucky. The elder two ghosts refuse to let the Outlaws speak to Bucky.

The group begins interrogating the ghosts, who are quite cagey about the party's questions. They learn that the ghosts "did the haunty thing" to scare the family away and have been living in the house since. P.T. attempts to clairvoy Bucky to learn why the twins are being so protective towards him. P.T. sees a vision of dolphins and eagles representing his psychic link to Bucky Too Lucky. The clairvoyance produces no results.

The gang gets back to bickering with the ghosts. When that continues to stall, first Scoop and then Conrad threaten to burn down the house. The ghosts then reveal that their bones are in the house and that they are tied to the bones.

Conrad reveals that he's running for mayor and offers to build freedom of movement for ghosts into his platform. In exchange, the twins explain that they are part of a real estate scam in which the drive down home prices with their haunting, only for their boss, Arnold Kokomo, to flip the house after the haunting has ended. Conrad brokers a deal to get their help with his election in exchange for helping them exit the employ of Mr. Kokomo and gain full autonomy of movement.

Conrad, Robin, and Scoop head to the furnace in the basement to retrieve and hide the bones. As they head down the ill-lit, rickety stairs, all three take a spill and minorly hurt themselves. After the dust themselves off, Conrad shoots the lock of the furnace and collects the bones. As the other two search, Scoop finds the current day's newspaper with the headline "Hootenanny Goes Well, Newcomers Strange".

Meanwhile, P.T. has wandered off to inspect the house. While peering out an upstairs window, he sees a car pull up and implores the gang to "Cheese it!" Realizing they walked to the house, they start hoofing it back to the motel with the burlap sack of bones. This attracts a friendly but mangy-looking dog. They adopt the dog and name him Seymour.

Upon arriving at the motel, Scoop checks in with Apple to see if Bandana has called to confirm her safety, but there are no calls for her. P.T. also checks on his expected call from the clairvoyant society, but he is similarly disappointed.

In the motel room, the ghosts make themselves known again. Conrad calls up the number for Kokomo's real estate service from the listing in the paper. He sets up an immediate meeting to purchase the house. The twins confirm that the voice on the phone was not Kokomo, but his business associate. The two also warn the Outlaws that the meeting is a trap. Conrad calls back to reschedule, this time reaching Arnold himself. Arnold, with an implied form of caller ID, identifies that they're calling from the motel and threatens to come to them immediately. The gang collects Remy and gets ready to beat feet.

As the episode closes, the audience sees Baggy in a car across the street from the motel. He is sketching the forms of the Outlaws, whistling to himself. The camera then cuts to the car that had pulled up outside of the house earlier. Arnold Kokomo, in sunglasses and a suit over a Hawaiian shirt, is seen at the wheel.