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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.
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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 5 episodes
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Zeke is good at chemistry, but not at girls. When he befriends one, she teaches him how to swim at the school pool. However, the pool is haunted by the ghost of a body that was previously buried underneath the school.
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Directed by D.J. MacHaleGuest stars Aimée Castle, Jay Baruchel, Kaj-Erik Eriksen, Marcel Jeannin, Margot Finley, Michael Ayoub, Arthur Holden, Jessica McKenzie
A young girl, Claudia, goes to visit her relatives at the boarding house for the elderly that they own. She's bored at first but soon learns the legend of a ghost who haunts a special spot of a mountain in the woods. Her time spent away from home gets even more unusual when she actually sees the ghost himself.
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Directed by Ron OliverGuest stars Hillary Hawkins, Marcia Bennett, Terrence Labrosse, Miriam Samuels, Kay Tremblay, Daniel Brochu
Chris is obsessed with death. His brother tries to get him to snap out of it by locking him in a hearse and turning up the radio full blast. The radio goes right to 109.1. When Chris goes to the station, DJ Roy mistakes him for a dead man, and sends him to the afterlife.
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Directed by Ron OliverWritten by Scott PetersGuest stars Laura Bertram, Ryan Gosling, Gilbert Gottfried, Zachary Carlin, David Francis, Dennis St John, Jason Cavalier, Bill Corday
Employees from a boutique are disappearing and no one knows why. Soon after getting a job there, Cindy discovers the truth. Mrs. Valenti, the owner, is really centuries old and using her youthful employees to stay young.
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Guest stars Laura Bertram, Lexi Randall, Jayne Heitmeyer, Genevieve Ferderber, Andrea Lui, Babs Gadbois
Scott and his step-brother hate each other and can't seem to get along. After fighting on their school field trip to a famous prison, they accidentally release One-Eyed Jack, an ex-prisoner's ghost, and he follows them home. They finally have to learn to cooperate in order to get the ghost to rest in peace.
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Directed by Ron OliverGuest stars Pablo Coffey, Christopher Castile, Martin Neufeld, Dan Petronijevic, Aline Vandrine, Jennifer Seguin, Noel Burton, Julie Burroughs
A family buys an old abondoned hotel, with the intentions of fixing it up and re-opening it. But when the old jukebox is pulled out and fixed, it starts to play a long-forgotten song late at night, summoning a restless spirit from the nearby lake.
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Directed by Ron Oliver, David WinningGuest stars Jesse Moss, Colin Ferguson, Tegan Moss, Jane Wheeler, Stephanie Bauder
Gwen is constantly being upstaged by her brother- even on her birthday. Her grandmother Willy gives her a special necklace and a magical flute that holds the key to a family secret. When her brother accidentally releases an evil creature named Badge, it's up to Gwen to use her musical gift to save her family and herself.
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Directed by David WinningGuest stars Aidan Pendleton, Judy Sinclair, Roland Smith, Dylan Provencher, Sharman Sturgess, James Rae
Using the equipment of Jeff's father, who's working on a special space project, two friends send some of their music into space. This apparently attracts the attention of an alien creature who has received their message.
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Guest stars Charlie Hofheimer, Chris Wilding, Natalie Hamel-Roy, Pierre Leblanc
A young girl, who feels inferior to her peers, encounters a strange woman in an empty lot who seems to have everything she'd ever want. The woman doesn't seem to want anything important in return. But when the young girl starts losing her looks, she finds that what she's given up is more important to her than she thought.
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Directed by Ron Oliver, D.J. MacHaleWritten by Scott PetersGuest stars Jean Marie Barnwell, Erin Hicock, Aloka McLean, Erin Simms, Andrew W. Walker, Gillian Ferrabee, Emily Hampshire, Jude Beny
Justin visits Sardo's Magic Mansion and buys a miniature door from Sardo that's supposed to let him see the future. He sees an unfamiliar girl trapped in a fire. But soon a new girl, Ashley, arrives at school and looks exactly like the girl that Justin saw in the fire. It's up to him to save her from the future.
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Directed by D.J. MacHaleWritten by Chloe BrownGuest stars Richard Dumont, Michael Maccarone, Shawn Potter, Elana Nep, Anthony Etesonne-Bédard, Amanda Walsh, Ivan Smith
A new girl starts volunteering during the nightshift at the local hospital. But the hospital seems to have more than just a new volunteer. Someone or something is feeding on the hospital's patients and employees, draining them of their blood and turning them into walking zombies.
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Guest stars Emmanuelle Chriqui, Jorge Vargas, Elisabeth Rosen, Andreas Apergis, Kathleen Fee, Irene Contogiorgis, Tyrone Benskin, David Siscoe