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After spending the night with the Freeling family, the gang is caught in some strange and spooky happenings. Carol Ann has gone missing, the meat has gone bad, and the television set appears to be broken. Please join us for Tobe Hooper's 1982 classic Poltergeist.\n\nDrink Recipe:\nGhostly Chai\n2-3 ounces bourbon \n1 teaspoon of Chai Tea Simple Sugar (add more to taste)\n1 tablespoon pumpkin puree\n3-4 ounces of Chai Tea Concentrate \nShake well and serve over ice with a straw\nOptional: Garnish with star anise\n\nAlcohol-Free: In place of bourbon, use 2-3 ounces of espresso, strong Spiced Chai, or Bengal Spice tea (2-3 bags) - cool and follow the rest of the steps.\n\nChai Tea Simple Syrup: \nAdd 1/2 - 1 cup dark brown sugar to a hot cup of brewed chai tea (you can use concentrate instead but dilute with water); add as much as you want of the following: ground ginger, clove, cinnamon, and nutmeg\nAdd sugar and spices to the brewed tea while it is hot, stirring until everything is dissolved.\nRefrigerate in a container with a lid.\nIt will keep for two weeks. \n\nIn the Episode:\nIntro: Film Trailer \nOutro: Somebody's Watching Me by Rockwell\nOther: Clips from the film, POST MORTEM: Tobe Hooper with Mick Garris and Mrs. Doubtfire