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En route to the next tour date, the gang stops in Hiveburg, a very unusual town whose residents seem to behave like bees.

At a rest stop, en route to Niagara Falls, Annie buys a mysterious stone from a man name Ziegler and learns the hard way that the stone causes bad luck for its owner...and a time loop.

While visiting Molly's old high school, Jack and Annie get trapped in a time warp that strands them in detention, thanks to a strange watch.

Annie and her friends play with a Ouija board that seems to be able to predict the future for real.

Fi believes her dead father is trying to communicate from beyond the grave through his twin sister.

The Will o' the Wisp that once possessed Jack, returns and this time jumps into Molly and once again plays with Fi's mind and reveals a secret to her.

Parallel universes collide when Molly and Annie receive a postcard from a different Annie, a punk chick who was created from one of Annie's alternate choices. Annie must think fast on how to handle the situation when her double shows up at her house and learns that only one of them can exist.

Molly buys an unusual painting that traps Annie and her friends in, where they encounter the artist himself who's seeking solitude and doesn't want any company.

Fi discovers that Carey's hospital roommate was revived after being cryogenically frozen in an experiment.

Fi decides to go live with her aunt for the school year in order to forget the supernatural and resume a normal life, at the same time that Annie Phelan, a family friend joins the tour. Fi learns that Annie has a supernatural aura around her too, especially when Fi's now blank ring suddenly sprouts it's designs once again when placed on Annie's finger.

At a roadside diner, Fi's family and friends disappear one by one, seemingly turning into vegetables and Fi learns the owner of the diner is really a troll.

Molly, Jack and Carey find themselves trapped in a succession of virtual realities by a lonely young man, while Fi tries to figure out where they are.

A haunting blues song provides clues to a past murder that Fi is determined to uncover.

Fi fears that a banshee has come to announce the impending death of her grandfather.

Annie encounters an ambitious photographer who has stolen the townspeople's souls and trapped them in her photographs and it's up to Annie and the photographer's sister to release their souls, which includes Molly, Jack, Carey, Ned and Irene.

When Annie encounters two aliens studying humans, namely Molly and Ned, they all are delayed from Thanksgiving dinner with Fi.

Annie is aghast when she realizes that Molly and the gang have been turned into a sideshow attraction while visiting a carnival and she's the only one who can reverse it.

Annie and the gang meet an old family friend of Annie's; strange things happen around Annie and the gang resembling bad voodoo.

Fi investigates an old family friend, John, a former guitar player who's lost the ability to play after receiving a heart transplant, and is showing signs of madness.

Flooded by memories of Rick and all the strange things that have happened while on the road, Molly decides to end the tour and go home, much to Fi's dismay.

With Molly on vacation, Irene takes Annie and Jack on a fishing trip where they encounter what seems to be a monster in the lake.

While visiting her aunt and twin cousins, Fi inadvertently conjures up a creature using a Celtic spell and learns of her family's history with Celtic magic.

Enroute to Tulsa, Fi and the gang visit a town in Oklahoma where it seems that aliens have repressed the memories of everyone in the entire town after their ship crash landed the previous night.

While lost in the woods, Fi helps a Bigfoot-like creature remain undetected by humans at the risk of her own life.

The apparition of a man runs the tour bus off the road and Fi believes he's death himself. But he's really an angel come to tell Fi that she's a bone marrow match for Jack's new friend Gabe.

When Fi tries to expose abuse at an animal shelter, a witch turns her into a dog.

While Clu is assisting some teachers at Annie and Jack's school, they discover the new boy has an ancient cursed stone, from Babel, that causes people to speak nonsense, aka babble.

During the school science fair, Annie meets a young man dubbed Mr. Magnetism who like a magnet seems to change polarity, one minute being attractive and the next repelling.

Molly Phillips' new gig in Chicago is in an old waterfront building that turns out to be haunted by the ghost of a drowned boy. Her daughter, Fiona (Fi), who seems to always investigate the paranormal, becomes curious when the drowned boy keeps appearing to her.

Fi receives unknown emails predicting the future and she believes they're from her dead father.

Fi discovers that a girl is astroprojecting herself to escape the problems in her life.

Fi and the gang stay in a small town where mischievious gremlins break everything that's mechanical.

A Halloween gig in a strange New England town called Rhiannon turns into a nightmare when Fi discovers that the spirits of the dead walk the night on Halloween and drag any living beings back with them.

After Ziegler from Exit 13 sends Annie a package that causes Molly and the boys to forget everything about Annie, she desperately tries to refresh their memories.

Jack discovers that the OSSN, an online student support network is actually a front for something sinister. But what he doesn't know is that all the members are actually vampires and he unwittingly manages to save his family, friends and himself with his angel necklace that seems to ward off the creatures.

When visiting an Egyptian museum, Annie encounters a cat who once belonged to an Egyptian Princess, who now wants her beloved pet back.

Annie, Molly, Jack and Carey are spending a two-day vacation at an old seaside inn. Annie sees an old woman dressed in a cloak standing on a balcony with a lantern calling out the name ""William."" The innkeeper tells her it's old Mrs. Hasby, whose husband was lost at sea fifty years ago that night. Jack and Carey find a old bottle on the beach with a message inside for Virginia. Annie takes it to her. The message is from William, and it says he's coming home to her. Virginia is excited and sends Annie away so that she can prepare herself for her husband's arrival. In her room, Annie wishes that she was older so she could have some of the privileges the boys have. At the same time, Virginia is wishing she was young again. Annie awakens to find herself with gray hair, wrinkled skin and in bad health. She goes to see Virginia, who has been transformed into the young woman she was when her husband went to sea. But now Virginia doesn't want to go back to the way she was and refuses to help A

Alone in the house, Jack believes he's being haunted by his dead neighbor over something he did when he was six years old.

Fi meets a 9 year old boy who's created a troublesome entity (or tulpa) by concentrated thought and this entity is very dangerous.

Annie realizes that the latest video craze Banglebye is really programming kids to be the perfect young men and women, including Clu, Jack and Carey.