Ep 3. Haunted Bakery

In season 2 episode 3 of The Haunted Hathaways, entitled "Haunted Bakery", the Hathaways find themselves dealing with a ghostly baking competition.

The episode begins with Taylor excitedly preparing to participate in a bake-off at her favorite bakery. Her sisters, Louie and Frankie, and their ghostly friend, Ray, all come along to cheer her on. However, when they arrive at the bakery, they discover it's haunted by a ghost named Edie May, who used to own the bakery before she passed away.

Edie has decided to hold a ghostly baking competition in the bakery, and any human who wants to participate must first pass a series of ghostly tests. Taylor is eager to compete, but the tests are far from easy. First, she has to find her way through a maze filled with creepy ghouls. Then, she has to make a cake without any hands, using only her mind to control the ingredients.

Despite these challenges, Taylor manages to make it to the final round of the competition. However, the final test proves to be the most difficult of all. Edie challenges Taylor to make a souffle, but she has to do it blindfolded. Taylor, however, is determined to win and, using her psychic powers to sense where the ingredients are, she manages to create a delicious souffle and wins the competition.

Meanwhile, Louie and Frankie have been dealing with their own ghostly problems. They have been trying to teach their ghostly friend, Ray, how to play tricks on humans. However, Ray is terrible at it and often ends up scaring himself instead.

However, when Edie's ghostly tests prove too much for Ray, Louie and Frankie step in to help him out. They use their ghostly powers to help Ray out of a tight spot, and in the process, they discover that they're actually pretty good at playing tricks on humans.

By the end of the episode, the Hathaways have all learned something from their ghostly experiences. Taylor has learned to trust her instincts and believe in herself, Louie and Frankie have discovered their knack for playing tricks on humans, and Ray has learned that sometimes it's okay to be scared.

Overall, "Haunted Bakery" is a fun and spooky episode of The Haunted Hathaways that will delight both kids and adults alike. With its clever blend of comedy and supernatural thrills, it's a show that never fails to entertain and surprise.