Ep 6. Good Will Haunting

Deadbeat season 2 episode 6: Good Will Haunting

In this episode of Deadbeat, Kevin "Pac" Pacalioglu, a lazy, pot-smoking medium, is contacted by a woman named Noreen who asks for his help with her son, Jimmy. Noreen believes that Jimmy's father, who passed away years ago, is haunting Jimmy and making him act out.

Pac is hesitant to take on the case, but his friend and business partner, Rooftop, convinces him to help Noreen and her son. They make their way to Noreen's home, where Jimmy's unusual behavior becomes evident almost immediately. Pac attempts to communicate with Jimmy's father's spirit but receives no response.

As Pac spends more time with Jimmy, he learns that the boy is actually being bullied by a group of kids at school. Pac and Rooftop decide to use their medium abilities to scare off the bullies, hoping that it will put an end to Jimmy's torment. They concoct a plan to use Jimmy's father's ghost to frighten the kids, but things go awry when the ghost starts to behave erratically, putting Pac and Rooftop in danger.

Meanwhile, Pac's ex-girlfriend, Sue, is dealing with her own ghost problem. She and her friend Camomile, a fellow medium, are attempting to exorcise a ghost from a thrift store where Sue works. The ghost, a former employee, is angry and is causing havoc in the store.

As the episode progresses, the two storylines begin to intertwine. Pac and Rooftop realize that Jimmy's father's ghost is not responsible for his behavior and begin to investigate who or what is causing the haunting. Sue and Camomile discover that the thrift store ghost has a deeper connection to the story than they initially thought.

The episode ends with a thrilling climax that ties both storylines together and reveals the truth behind the hauntings.

Overall, "Good Will Haunting" is a fun and spooky episode that showcases the unique humor and supernatural elements that make Deadbeat a must-watch for fans of the genre. The episode also delves deeper into the characters of Pac and Sue, exploring their relationships and personalities beyond their ghost-hunting antics.