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Episode 1, Pilot: The two garbage men take out a haunted house’s trash and hatch a goblin egg. The goblin who hatches out has full control over the underworld and two skeleton bodyguards who are impossible to kill. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 2, The New Guy: A new garbage man is hired, a 17-year old boy who, out of his incompetence, couldn't get an actual job. After recklessly charging into battle, he is cursed by an old-but-lively witch to be a werewolf for the rest of his life. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 3, I Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts!: The Goblin Prince sends out a group of ghost bounty hunters to hunt down Fred, Garry and Lawrence and kill them once and for all. After getting the chance to kill Garry, the ghost accidentally possesses him, making it where he begins moving around like a ragdoll and saying the stupidest things. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove and John Cosgrove) Episode 4, Werewolves and Wellington: Lawrence gets a chance to spend time with his love interest, Sophie, who is observing Victor Hoobleschmooten’s haunted house all night until she finds information to prove to the city that there is something supernaturally wrong with it. Lawrence accidentally turns into a werewolf and begs Sophie to keep it a secret. In the meanwhile, Garry thinks he's the next “Black Gordan Ramsey” and is trying to prove it to Fred by cooking him different bizarre “masterpieces”. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove and John Cosgrove) Episode 5, Darkness There and Nothing More: It's Christmas-time and Fred, Garry, Lawrence and Sophie come face-to-face with a zombie-centaur whose dream is to be a barista. Lawrence is trying to find a Christmas present for Sophie. The Goblin King and Prince hire a bounty hunter who can transform into a raven to hunt down and terrorize the crew. (Written by Samuel Cosgrove and Cosgrove) Episode 6, New Year's Terrors: The garbage crew are trying to have a nice, calm New Years party when The Raven attacks. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 7, Nevermore Is A Long Time: The Raven decides that simply killing the trio is too boring. He wants to psychologically torture them first. He places a curse on the garbage truck: every time they turn left, a minor, deeply inconvenient tragedy happens to a random citizen in town. Fred and Garry immediately notice the pattern, but instead of stopping, they start strategically planning their route to ensure the tragedies only happen to people they dislike. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 8, The Return of Hoobleschmooten: The crew discover that Victor Hoobleschmooten was a 400-year-old wizard who still lives in the haunted house but as a ghost who is so powerful he can control even the goblin royals and The Raven, but all he needs is a body to possess, and that's when Lawrence comes in. Meanwhile, Lawrence is beginning to worry that Sophie is beginning to generate a crush on the British vampire, Ed, who they meet on the adventure. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 9, Recycle or Die Hard: Tired of Karen Coffeegarden’s daily complaints, Fred and Garry try to follow proper recycling procedures for once. However, sorting supernatural glass from regular plastic accidentally activates a forgotten Underworld defense mechanism, locking down the local recycling center with the crew inside. They also discover that Karen Coffeegarden is secretly one of the most powerful witches of all time and the eggs killed the monsters in the pilot because they weren't normal eggs. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 10, Son of a Witch: The Raven teams up with Karen Coffeegarden after her true identity is revealed to be a witch. Fred then agrees to battle them both in a duel with his sword he got from the pilot. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Episode 11, Handsome Devil: Gary is cursed by Maggie the Hag after he says he doesn't like her, to make it where every time he looks inside a mirror, from his perspective it looks like he's getting handsome when in real life (and to everyone else) he is getting older and creepier. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove, Samuel Cosgrove and John Cosgrove) Episode 12, The Rise of Alan: After The Raven gets sick of not being able to kill the garbage gang, he opens up multiple dimensions using his dark magic and unleashes different bounty hunters and mercenaries from different worlds, some being thousands of new ghost bounty hunters, an evil version of Lawrence and, last but DEFINITELY not least: Alan, a powerful and evil red stickman with a harpoon for a hand who kills The Raven and takes his place as leader. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove and John Cosgrove) Episode 13, The Life of Alan: The episode is a flashback of Alan's life and how he became the powerful mercenary he is today! (Written by Josiah Cosgrove and John Cosgrove) Episode 14, Sticks and Stones: When Alan the red stickman takes over the Underworld, he realizes the garbage crew is his biggest threat. To throw them off, he sends an army of 2D doodle-monsters to vandalize the city. The doodles can only be destroyed by Garry's prized (and extremely sticky) jawbreaker collection. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove) Season 15, Ride or Die (Finale): After Sophie is severely injured by Alan, Lawrence steps up and goes “full-werewolf” on him. Fred creates a plan to convince Karen Coffeegarden to team up with them and give him a potion to make him look and have the same powers as The Raven to trick Alan. In the end, Fred with his sword, Garry with the garbage truck, Lawrence as a werewolf, Karen Coffeegarden with her magic and Fred with his new-found Raven powers team up to destroy Alan. In the end, after all of the chaos, an injured and bruised Fred plays Billy Joel's Vienna which is used in an ending montage where everyone continues on with their lives. (Written by Josiah Cosgrove)