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When a Hollywood producer comes to scout Woodstone as a filming location, Sam is prompted to take a creative leap that draws unexpected support from the ghosts; changing roles among the ghosts sparks a heartfelt effort to honor someone special.
When a Hollywood producer comes to scout Woodstone as a filming location, Sam is prompted to take a creative leap that draws unexpected support from the ghosts; changing roles among the ghosts sparks a heartfelt effort to honor someone special.
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S5, EP21 "Up the Creek"When Woodstone's future is put in jeopardy, Sam and Jay join forces with the ghosts to protect the mansion by securing its place in history.
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S5, EP20 "Polar Opposites"When a Hollywood producer comes to scout Woodstone as a filming location, Sam is prompted to take a creative leap that draws unexpected support from the ghosts; changing roles among the ghosts sparks a heartfelt effort to honor someone special.
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