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| 27. The Tale of the Midnight Ride |
| gs: Rachel Wilson (Katie) Tighe Swanson (Ian) Arthur Holden (Ichabod Crane) Francois Gauthier (Headless Horseman) Patrick Gardner (Brad) |
When a
teenager moves to Sleepy Hollow, he learns that some of the folks
believe in the old legend of the headless horseman. He soon learns that
it's not just a legend.
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NOTE: This story was told by Tucker as his initiation story.
This episode marked Daniel DeSanto's (Tucker) first appearance on the show. |
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| 28. The Tale of Apartment 214 |
| gs: Beth Amos (Madeline Koegel) Denise McLeod (Bonnie Cooper) Marie-Chantal Savard (Angela) Lea-Helen Weir (Stacy Cooper) Paul Mackan (Tibold Holstrom) |
 After
moving into a new apartment complex with her mother, Stacy finds
herself without any friends. She befriends an older woman named
Madeline that lives nearby and they soon start to spend quite a bit of
time together. But when Stacy breaks a promise to visit Madeline on one
specific afternoon, Madeline is enraged and comes after Stacy.
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Quotes:
"You broke you promise to me Stacy. Tonight was a special night, the anniversary. Tonight was the night I died!" ~Madeline
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NOTE: This story was told by Kiki. |
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| 29. The Tale of Watcher's Woods |
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gs: Jewel Staite (Kelly) Victoria Barkoff (Hump Hag) Babs Gadbois (Fat Hag) Sheena Larkin (Boss Hag) Tom Rack (Watcher) Abby Tenenbaum (Kelly's Friend) |
Long
ago, three girls attending camp got lost in the woods, only leaving
behind their whistles. At the same exat time, a camper went crazy and
started babbling about a Watcher within the woods, creating the
nickname Watcher's Woods. When two present day campers get lost, they
find that there's definitely something evil in the woods.
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NOTE: This story was told by Sam as her initiation story.
This episode marked Joanna Garcia's (Sam) first appearance on the show. |
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| 30. The Tale of the Phone Police |
| gs: Griffith Brewer (Phone Clerk) Marlowe Dawn (Annie) Richard Jutras (Pizza Delivery Guy) Ryan Kent (Chris) Nancy Wood (Receptionist) |
Two
boys learn that the telephone is a serious matter and should not be
used as a toy when a group of vigilantes called the Phone Police bust
anyone who does not follow the rules of the phone. And the Phone Police
can do more than just put you in jail. They can erase your entire
existance.
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Quotes:
"Have you ever heard of Billy Baxter?" ~Annie |
NOTE: This story was told by Tucker.
Maybe I'm
just crazy to make this connection, but Weird Al Yankovic parodyed the
song "Waterfalls" with "Phony Calls" around the time this episode
aired. In it, he made a reference to the "Phone Police" as well as
"...please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to." Remember
the six-digit number? Maybe? |
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| 31. The Tale of the Doll Maker |
| gs: Eve Crawford (Aunt Sally) Maia Filar (Melissa) Sam Stone (Uncle Pete) Amanda Walsh (Susan) |
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A
young girl goes to the countryside to spend a summer with her best
friend but she discovers that her friend is missing. She soon discovers
that a mysterious doll house in the attic is responsible for her friend's disappearance.
Quotes:
"It was the house that got her!"~Uncle Pete
"I'm in the doll house."~Melissa
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| NOTE: This story was told by Betty Ann.
Amanda Walsh is probably best known to Canadian fans as one of the hosts on Much Music. |
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| 32. The Tale of the Bookish Babysitter |
| gs: Lynne Adams (Mrs. Winter) James Sherry (Ricky Winter) Natalie Radford (Belinda) |
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A young boy named Ricky, who is obsessed with TV,
is put under the care of a babysitter named Belinda. Belinda has a
reputation for making children interested in reading. That's because
she makes the books come alive. Literally.
Quotes:
"Theres a knight in your bedroom and a ghost in the hall. I know."~Belinda
"Wait a minute, you're not a little girl at all, you're...!" ~Ricky "Put down that book! Boy!" ~Witch
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| NOTE: This story was told by Betty Ann. |
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| 33. The Tale of the Carved Stone |
| gs: Richard Dumont (Sardo) Frank Gorshin (Brother Septimus) Aidan Pendleton (Alison Denny) John White (Tom) François Mazzantini (Don) Amanda Chicolne (Girl 1) |
Alison
Denny moves to a new town and desperately wants to fit in and find
friends, but is having trouble getting them to accept her. When she
buys a carved stone from Sardo's Magic Mansion, she discovers that it
allows her to go back to a time when when another family was living in
her new home.
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Quotes:
"Look into my eyes"~ Brother Septimus |
NOTE: This story was told by Gary. |
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| 34. The Tale of the Guardian's Curse |
| gs: Vanessa King (Cleo Dugan) Danny Cooksey (Josh Dugan) Martin Doyle (James Dugan) James W. Caroll (Capel-Smith) Maha Rouabhia (Mina) |
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 A
mummy is delivered to a museum owned by an archeologist. The mummy
happens to be a dead pharaoh queen whose ancient potion and ring brings
eternal life. The trouble begins when the mummy mysteriously disappears.
Quotes:
"What is it?" ~Josh "It's an ank, the ancient symbol of life." ~Cleo
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NOTE: This story was told by Tucker. |
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| 35. The Tale of the Curious Camera |
| gs: Teddy Lee Dillon (Coach) Richard McMillan (Calhoun) Bill Rowat (Mr. Dorney) Christian Tessier (Kullback) Eddie Kaye Thomas (Matt Dorney) Katherine Schekter (Amy Dorney) Lois Arkwright (Mrs. Dorney) |
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After getting his portraits back from the basketball team,
Matt finds that he didn't show up in the photos. To make it up to him,
the photographer gives him an antique camera because it has apparently
'chosen' him. Matt soon learns that anything he takes a picture of
willhave something bad happen to it. Whether you want it or not.
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Quotes:
"Smile for the birdy!"~Kullback
"You know that guy that took the Basketball team
pictures last week? Well ..he gave me this. It's some kind of magic
carmera. Everytime I take a picture, something bad happiens to the
thing it's shoots.~Matt
"Amy, this isn't on the picture it's in the picture. It's on all of them. It looks like...like..I think we've got company.~Matt
"It distorys everything it shoots. Don't let it distory you!~Calhoun
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NOTE: This story was told by Betty Ann.
This episode is very similar to an episode of the Goosebumps TV show,
in which a strange camera causes something bad to happen to whatever it
shoots. Guest stars Richard McMillan and Christian Tessier appeared in
both the Tale of the Curious Camera and Goosebump's similar episode.
Both
this episode and the Goosebumps episode (and the book, which was called
Say Cheese and Die!) were both probably inspired by The Twilight Zone
episode entitled "A Most Unusual Camera," which involves the same
premise as this episode and the Goosebumps episode and book. |
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| 36. The Tale of the Dream Girl |
| gs: Andrea Nemeth (Erica Angelli) Fab Filippo (Johnny Angelli) Barbara Jones (Mrs. Angelli) Michel Perron (Manager) Felicia Schulman (Waitress) Shanya Vaughan (Donna Maitland) |
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A
teenager thinks he's just met the girl of his dreams when he puts on a
mysterious ring that won't come off. Trouble begins when he learns that
years ago she was killed in a car accident, and he realizes she wants
to lure him to an early grave.
Quotes:
"Look..Donna Maitland. This is it, this is her grave."~Johnny
"You sure?"~Erica
"Well yeah how many other Donna Maitlands could there be."~Johnny
"Well yeah but how did you know it would be right here?"~Erica
"I didn't"~Johnny
"Oh
yeah..so you decided to wonder away from me,get lost and then trip and
fall right over it?! Johnny..you knew exactly were it was. How come you
think that is? Maybe you've been here before?~Erica
"No way! Why would I be here its a cemetary."~Johnny
"Come on
Johnny!! You rememeber what happiend. The car stopped on the tracks,
you tow got out of the car but Donna forgot her ring. She went back for
it but the train was comming!"~Erica
"Donna!!!!!"~Johnny
"Then what happiend Johnny.?"~Erica
"I went back for her, but it..it was to late. It's me isn't it. (Erica nods her head) Then that means im..dead. Ahhh! why didn't you tell me!~Johnny
"Because you didnt remember. I was the only one that could see you. You just came back like it never even happiend."~Erica
"No wonder moms so bummed all the time"~Johnny |
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NOTE: This story was told by Sam.
Storyline of how Johnny and his girlfriend die is a takeoff of the lyrics from a Mark Dinning song, "Teen Angel". |
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| 37. The Tale of the Quicksilver |
| gs: Kyle Alisharan (Aaron Johnston) Tatyana Ali (Laura/Connie Turner) Ivan Smith (Mr. Johnston) Stuart Stone (Doug Johnston) Jocelyne Zucco (Miss Berg) Anita Bensabat (Mrs. Johnston) Alain Laroche (Zombie) |
A
long time ago a young girl named Laura was haunted by someone or
something lurking in the walls of her house. She tried to get rid of
the ghost but failed and died in the process. A year later, two new
brothers move into the same house and discover that history repeats
itself.
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Quotes:
"This isn't silver. It's steel."~Aaron
"I did it wrong"~Laura
"Quicksilver. A friendly ghost known for leaving a Q wherever it haunts"~Doug
"Creature of darkness come to me"~Laura
"I command you, enter this amulent!" ~Laura
-"This is Laura's yearbook. She had a secret hiding place.~Connie
"Behind the wall near the floor? Connie I live in your old house. I know this is hard to talk about but how did she die?"~Aaron
"We only lived
in that house for a few weeks. Laura started telling everyone it was
haunted. She found out that it was built over an old cemetery or
something. She said an evil creature was lurking in the walls. But she
was sick. The doctors didn't no what was wrong. She said it was the
ghost."~Connie
"Then what happiend?"~Arron
"No one
believed her. How could they, they thought it was the fever. So she
said she had to get red of the ghost herself."~Connie
"How?"~Arron
"She got a book on magic. One night she lit some candles..and no one knows what happened. The room caught on fire and..."~Connie
"I think I no what happiend."~Arron
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NOTE: This story was told by Kiki.
Kyle Alisharan (Aaron) is the older brother of Jason Alisharan who plays Frank in the series. |
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| 38. The Tale of the Crimson Clown |
| gs: Susan Almgren (Mrs. Carter) Christopher Redman (Mike) Wally Martin (Shop Owner) Michael Barry (Sam) |
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A young bratty boy learns a lesson when a Chucky-like clown doll comes to life and starts to terrorize him.
Quotes:
-"Sam, that money was for mom's birthday present! Don't you know what happens to bad little children?" ~Mike "Yeah, yeah, better not pout, better not shout 'caus Santa Claus is comin' to town" ~Sam "No...Sam, whenever you lie, and whenever you steal...the Crimson Clown will get you!" ~Mike |
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NOTE: Zeebo the Clown makes a cameo as the title character of a video game seen on the desk of the boys' room.
This story was told by Gary. |
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| 39. The Tale of the Dangerous Soup |
| gs: Eric Johnson (Sly) Neve Campbell (Nonnie Walker) Tracy Davis (Jersey) Yves Massicotte (Reed's Uncle) Aron Tager (Doctor Vink) Greg Haberny (Reed) Martin Watier (Paul) |
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Dr.
Vink is back and now running his own restaraunt, The Wild Boar. After
staff members continually decide to just quit at the drop of a hat, two
employees soon discover why. Dr. Vink makes his famous soup with a
special ingredient that he gets from his employees- FEAR. However, the
two accidentally release the creature that gathers the fear and give it
the ability to prey upon anyone.
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Quotes:
-"It knows what scars you."~Dr. Vink
-"Dont let it know what scars you! (talking to Nonnie though the slot in the door)~Sly
"This room scars me." (as the walls start to cave in)~Nonnie |
NOTE: This story was told by Frank.
Dr. Vink's
restaurant is called The Wild Boar. Later on, in the Tale of Cutter's
Treasure, Dr. Vink owns a barber shop also called The Wild Boar. |
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| 40. The Tale of the Renegade Virus |
| gs: Melissa Galianos (Sonya) Micah Gardener (Evan) Paul Cagelet (The Virus) Eric Fink (Mr. Poe) Christopher Redman (Simon) Mark Trafford (Mr. Smith) |
  A boy and his brother are constantly getting each other in trouble. One brother decides to plant a virus in the new virtual reality
system this his brother is going to play. But things don't go as
planned when the virus tries to take over the player's body and escape
to the real world.
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Quotes:
"Rule one. I win, you lose"~The Virus
"This isn't your house Einstein. . Your in cyberspace."~Virus
"Rule two..forget rule one."~Simon
"The virus wants to take over my brain. Get me out Evan!"~Simon
Do you remember?:
The abort code to the game was Evan's locker combo. |
NOTE: This story was told by Gary.
Evan's
bike is locked with a lock manufactured by the company 'Oliver,' a
reference to the director of this episode, Ron Oliver. |
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| 41. The Tale of the Long Ago Locket |
| gs: Paul Hopkins (Lt. William) Will Friedle (Jimmy Armstrong) Peter Colvey (Redcoat Captain) Joel Gordon (Josh) Victor Knight (Mr. Olshak) Kim Johnson (April) Rachell Glait (Mrs. Ritter) |
A
love-lorn teen walks through the park, directly into a Revolutionary
War battle. He meets a Minuteman who beseeches his help in delivering a
locket to his true love. They must avoid the enemy in the process.
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NOTE: This story was told by Sam. |
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| 42. The Tale of the Water Demons |
| gs: Griffith Brewer (Captain Westchester) Charlie Hofheimer (Dean Wilson) Tony Sampson (Shawn Mackenzie) Luis de Cespedes (Mr. Wilson) |
Two
teenage boys deliver food to an old man who lives by the lake. After
seeing treasures from an old sunken boat being displayed in his home,
they find out that he is being stalked by water demons whenever he
falls asleep. When one of the boys secretly steals one of the items,
they start to be followed by the demons as well.
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 Quotes:
"You want him to throw his stuff in the water? He's looney not stupid."~Shawn
"I don't think I have had more then a cat nap in three years."~The Captain |
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| 43. The Tale of Cutter's Treasure (1) |
| gs: Dominic Zamprogna (Rush Keegan) Susan Almgren (Mrs. Keegan) Mark Bromilow (Mr. Noise) Chip Chuipka (Mr. Keegan/Ian Keegan) Richard Dumont (Sardo) Charles S. Dutton (Capt. Cutter) Emily Hampshire (Sandy Campbell) Andrew Sardella (Max Keegan) Aron Tager (Doctor Vink) Marie Morter (Mrs. Gregory) Ajay Fry (Tony) |
 After opening a treasure chest,
Rush Keegan unleashes the ghost of Jonas Cutter, an evil pirate.
Captain Cutter kidnaps Rush's little brother, and he must use his
instincts to finish what his ancestors started and get his brother
back. Both Dr. Vink and Sardo team up with Rush to help him battle the
phantom pirate.
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NOTE: This story was told by Frank and Gary.
Dr. Vink's
barbershop is called The Wild Boar. Previously, in the Tale of the
Dangerous Soup, Dr. Vink's restaurant was also called The Wild Boar. |
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| 44. The Tale of Cutter's Treasure (2) |
| gs: Dominic Zamprogna (Rush Keegan) Susan Almgren (Mrs. Keegan) Mark Bromilow (Mr. Noise) Chip Chuipka (Mr. Keegan/Ian Keegan) Richard Dumont (Sardo) Charles S. Dutton (Capt. Cutter) Emily Hampshire (Sandy Campbell) Andrew Sardella (Max Keegan) Aron Tager (Doctor Vink) Marie Morter (Mrs. Gregory) Ajay Fry (Tony) |
After opening a treasure chest,
Rush Keegan unleashes the ghost of Jonas Cutter, an evil pirate.
Captain Cutter kidnaps Rush's little brother, and he must use his
instincts to finish what his ancestors started and get his brother
back. Both Dr. Vink and Sardo team up with Rush to help him battle the
phantom pirate.
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NOTE: This story was told by Frank and Gary.
Dr. Vink's
barbershop is called The Wild Boar. Previously, in the Tale of the
Dangerous Soup, Dr. Vink's restaurant was also called The Wild Boar. |
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| 45. The Tale of the Quiet Librarian |
| gs: Justin Borntraeger (Brian) Shannon Duff (Laurie Napier) Evan Evans (Security Guard) Aaron A. McConnaughey (Jace Ellman) Leni Parker (Policewoman) Anna MacCormack (Quiet Librarian) Sonny Ricci (Timmy Ryan) Jenelle Job (Natalie) |
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A forgotten book forces two bitter rivals to work together to avoid the clutches of a ghostly librarian who insists that "Silence is golden".
Quotes:
"Jace, where's my notebook? I gave it to you at the library to get books?" ~Laurie "Oh! Ugh..I musta left it in the basement." ~Jace "Well c'mon lets go get it!" ~Laurie "I can't, I got practice." ~Jace "Jace, I gotta write that paper, tonight!" ~Laurie "Well...how about I meet you at the Library at 7:00?" "Okay, at 7:00..." ~Laurie "Another thing, your really need to lighten up!" ~Jace "Urrrrrgh!" ~Laurie |
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Do you remember?:
The Quiet
Librarian carried around a box with a pink light inside. Everytime she
would open it, it would suck up the noise that was being made.
Including your voice. |
NOTE: This story was told by Kiki. |
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| 46. The Tale of the Silent Servant |
| gs: Tyler Labine (Mark Peterson) Jesse Tendlr (Jarred Conner) Kimberly Warnat (Anne Peterson) Brian Dooley (Mr. Peterson) Frank Fontaine (II) (Mr. Earlstead) Sam Malkin (George) John Walsh (III) (Scarecrow) |
 Two
kids on a farm find a scarecrow with a magic spell, and they use it.
The scarecrow does whatever they order it to. At first it's great,
their new servant puts up an entire fence that they were supposed to
build. But they find that it has it's drawbacks when they order it to
make a baseball dugout and it tears apart the new fence for wood.
Things get serious when one of them accidentally orders it to kill.
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Quotes:
"Only the true master and separate the dargons"-Annie |
NOTE: This story was told by Betty Ann. |
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| 47. The Tale of the Room for Rent |
| gs: Melissa Altro (Alex) Andreas Apergis (Spirit Man) Sheena Larkin (Sara) Walter Massey (Grandpa) Alyson Hildreth (Jessie Dixon) |
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Jessie's
grandfarther wants to earn some extra money, so he decides to rent out
the extra room in his house. One night, Jessie sees a man enter the
local psychic's house through the ceiling. When she returns home, she's
shocked to find that the not only is the room of their house rented
out, but the new tenant is the ghostly man that she saw.
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NOTE: This story was told by Sam. |
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| 48. The Tale of the Ghastly Grinner |
| gs: Neil Kroetsch (Ghastly Grinner) Terrence Labrosse (Mr. Wrightson) Penny Mancuso (Marcia Wood) Heidi Burbela (Hooper) Missy Christensen (Frankie) Amos Crawley (Ethan Wood) Bob Brewster (John Wood) Danny Raboy (Uncas) |
 Ethan
wants to be a comic book artist, but his submissions are constantly
rejected by companies. One day, he's invited to a comic shop, where he
gets the only copy of the comic "The Ghastly Grinner." He accidentally
brings the supervillain to life and it starts turning everyone into
giggling mindless idiots.
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Quotes:
Grinner-"Whats a matter kid." (Holding Hooper by her pigtails and laughing in her face.)
Hooper-"Sorry. I don't have much of a sense of humor."
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NOTE: This story was told by Betty Ann.
In the
comic book shop, there are two billboards: one from The Tale of the
Crimson Clown and one from The Tale of Watcher's Woods.
The other billboard is Keith from Dark Dragon |
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| 49. The Tale of the Fire Ghost |
| gs: Vanessa King (Roxanne Preston) Myles Ferguson (Jimmy Preston) Michael Copeman (Jake Griffin) Larry Day (Dan Preston) Serge Houde (Captain Bill) Liz MacRae (Linda Preston) Tim Post (Policeman/Fire Ghost) |
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While
celebrating their dad's birthday at the firehouse he works at, Jimmy
and Roxanne end up being left alone when a call comes in and the
firefighters must take off to stop a fire. They soon find that they're not exactly the only occupants of the firehouse. There's a fire ghost who's seeking revenge.

Quotes:
"Don't look into the flame"~Jake |
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NOTE: This story was told by Tucker. |
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| 50. The Tale of the Closet Keepers |
| gs: Brigid Tierney (Emma) Tommy J. Michaels (Billy) Peter Messaline(Keeper) Bethanny Nurse (Stacey) Rebecca Drysdale (Chloe) |
A girl
gets kidnapped by some strange men and thrown in a futuristic cell.
She's later joined by a boy that she knows, and it seems that they've
been put into a human zoo on an alien planet. Kids from countries all
over the world have been captured and are looking to escape.
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NOTE: This story was told by Kiki.
Brigid Tierney (Emma) is the real life sister of Jacob Tierney who played Eric on the series. |
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| 51. The Tale of the Unfinished Painting |
| gs: Jewel Staite (Cody) Joel Keller (Lucas) Guy Provencher (Hunter) Vivian Reis (Mrs. Briar) Jessica Reed (Little Girl) Amanda Gay (Jenna) |
A girl who loves to draw starts spending time at an art gallery,
finishing up paintings that have never been completed. But she soon
finds out that once you sign your name to a painting, you're trapped
inside of it for life.
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Quotes:
-"Inspiration comes from the artist, not from tools." ~Mrs.Briar |
| NOTE: This story was told by Gary. |
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| 52. The Tale of Train Magic |
| gs: Susan Glover (Parasol Lady) Gregory Smith (Tim Williamson) Jesse Moss (Hank Williamson) Colin Fox (Ray Lawson) Ray Aranha (Capt. Anderson) Terence Bowman (The Gambler) |
Tim loves trains and everything about them, just like his father did who used to work at the station. After an electric train
is mysteriously sent to him, he puts it on the track with the rest of
his collection and watches it go. But at 7:13 PM he finds himself
sucked into the mysterious town train, which is actually Train 713, a
train that crashed and killed everyone aboard years ago.
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NOTE: This story was told by Frank and marks his last appearance on the show.
Zeebo the Clown makes a cameo as the title character of a video game that one of the boys has rented. |
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