Spooksville (TV Series)

The Howling Ghost (2013)

Nick Purcha: Watch Waverly

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Quotes 

• Adam Freeman : Wait. I thought we were going to that girl Cindy's house to question her.

  Watch Waverly : Cindy's not at her house. She's by the rocks.

  Adam Freeman : How would YOU know? Let me guess. You hacked her GPS. Ugh. Reading her texts is bad enough, but tracking her? Not only is that incredibly illegal...

  Sally Wilcox : And by "incredibly illegal" you meant "incredibly awesome but illegal."

  Adam Freeman : An incredible invasion of privacy. People don't like to be spied upon.

  Watch Waverly : Fine. In that case, "my intuition" states she's somewhere around here.

  Sally Wilcox : All right, and where does your "intuition" state she is now?

  Watch Waverly : [checking his wristwatch then looking up]  She's right over there.

• Watch Waverly : Okay, so, these claws that you described, they're like crab claws or were they somewhat like eagle talons?

  Cindy Makey : What? Uh... neither. They were like... old people hands. Really old people, like... dead old.

• Adam Freeman : Isn't it way more likely that Neil fell into the water and was washed out to sea than he was abducted by some howling ghost light?

  Watch Waverly : See, that's the kind of common sense that makes people ignore Spooksville phenomena.

• Watch Waverly : Spooksville weirdness is afoot.

• Watch Waverly : That paranormal manifestation - or "ghost" if you must - was far more than a visual apparition. A solid phantasm MUST have had a psychoempathic link to a location.

  Sally Wilcox : What's all that in English?

  Adam Freeman : He's saying a ghost like that needed a home, a place to stash that missing kid.

  Watch Waverly : Well, in theory there's... Basically, yeah.

• Sally Wilcox : [looking at an x-ray of Adam's skull]  I know. The camera normally adds about twenty pounds, but this one takes off about ninety.

  Watch Waverly : He got your good side, though.

• Watch Waverly : What you think of as a ghost is really psychokinetic energy, the remaining echo, if you will, of a dead person - one who died in great distress or who still has some unfinished business on this earth.

  Adam Freeman : Okay, so this "ghost" is trying to replace the son she lost to the sea.

  Watch Waverly : Okay, first of all, the term "ghost"...

  Sally Wilcox : [wearily]  ... doesn't roll off the tongue as easy as "psychokinetic echo." We know.

• Adam Freeman : I think you said there was no such thing as a ghost!

  Watch Waverly : Yeah, well, there's not! This psychokinetic phenomena scares the ectoplasm out of me.

• Adam Freeman : I've got an idea! One of us has to lead the ghost away while the others free Neil!

  Watch Waverly : That's a terrible idea! It's illogical, it's...

  Adam Freeman : I'll get the ghost to chase me. You and Sally free the kid.

  Watch Waverly : That's a fantastic idea. You're smarter than I thought.

• Sally Wilcox : [finding Neil]  Untie him!

  Watch Waverly : I'll try.

  Watch Waverly : [appraising the complexity of knots]  ... if I had a whole horde of Boy Scouts.

• Watch Waverly : [working the knots]  Was this ghost in the Navy or something?