Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society, I call this story...
This spooky anthology series for kids recounts ghost stories told by the young members of the Midnight Society as they gather around a campfire. Each episode opens with members of the Midnight Society at their secret spot in the woods, where they prepare their fire and the night's storyteller announces the title of the his or her offering. However, the cameras soon leave the storyteller and switch to the tale being told.
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This spooky anthology series for kids recounts ghost stories told by the young members of the Midnight Society as they gather around a campfire. Each episode opens with members of the Midnight Society at their secret spot in the woods, where they prepare their fire and the night's storyteller announces the title of the his or her offering. However, the cameras soon leave the storyteller and switch to the tale being told.
Season 4 episodes
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A boy and his friend are constantly getting each other in trouble. One friend decides to plant a virus in the new virtual reality system this his friend 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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Directed by Ron Oliver, D.J. MacHaleWritten by Chloe BrownGuest stars Eric Fink, Christopher Redman, Micah Gardener, Paul Cagelet, Melissa Galianos, Mark Trafford
A boy is transported by to the Revolutionary War, where he must help a solider return to his girlfriend, before she marries another man.
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Directed by David Winning, D.J. MacHaleWritten by Chloe BrownGuest stars Paul Hopkins, Will Friedle, Joel Gordon, Peter Colvey, Victor Knight, Rachelle Glait
Shawn McKenzie visits his relatives and works in a job for the summer where him and his cousin deliver groceries to an old man's house and see why he's very odd.
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Directed by Ron OliverGuest stars Griffith Brewer, Tony Sampson, Charlie Hofheimer, Luis de Cespedes
When a teenager finds a spyglass locked in a treasure chest at the magic shop, the ghost of an evil pirate is released.
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Directed by David Winning, D.J. MacHaleGuest stars Aron Tager, Dominic Zamprogna, Charles S. Dutton, Andrew Sardella, Emily Hampshire, Richard Dumont, Chip Chuipka, Susan Almgren
Rush must find a way to save Max with the help of Dr. Vink and Sardo.
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Directed by D.J. MacHaleGuest stars Aron Tager, Dominic Zamprogna, Charles S. Dutton, Andrew Sardella, Emily Hampshire, Richard Dumont, Chip Chuipka, Susan Almgren
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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Guest stars Tyler Labine, Brian Dooley, Jesse R. Tendler, Kimberley Warnat, Frank Fontaine, Sam Malkin, John Walsh
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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Guest stars Melissa Altro, Alison Hildreth, Walter Massey, Andreas Apergis, Sheena Larkin
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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Directed by Ron OliverGuest stars Amos Crawley, Missy Christianssen, Neil Kroetsch, Penny Mancuso, Robert Brewster, Terrence Labrosse
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.
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Written by Scott PetersGuest stars Myles Ferguson, Vanessa King, Michael Copeman, Larry Day, Serge Houde, Tim Post, Liz MacRae
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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Directed by David WinningGuest stars Joel S. Keller, Jewel Staite, Vivian Reis, Amanda Gay, Guy Provencher
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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Directed by D.J. MacHaleGuest stars Colin Fox, Jesse Moss, Gregory Smith, Susan Glover, Terence Bowman, Ray Aranha
