We find Thor chained to a boulder in the backyard—a flashback to his Viking past—only to snap back to the present where he is trying to teach Isaac how to use a smartphone to order pizza. It’s pure chaos.
A severe thunderstorm knocks out the Woodstone power. Without electricity, Sam cannot post on the B&B’s social media, and Jay cannot cook his signature fusion dishes. In the darkness, a ghost that has been hiding in the basement for 200 years emerges. This new ghost (played by a surprise guest star) only speaks in 1920s slang, causing hilarious misinterpretations with Alberta. ghosts s04e01 480p
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