| The Ghost of Faffner Hall | |
| Air Date | October 16, 1989 |
| Written by | Jocelyn Stevenson and Patrick Barlow |
| Director | Tony Kysh |
Fughetta Faffner is doing her half-century sound check of Faffner Hall, as stated in page 17, paragraph 4C of "Rules of the Dead," in order to make sure that there's only one ghost in the hall. Even though it's a secret, Fughetta tells Mimi and Riff about the sound check; Farkas Faffner overhears the conversation and comes up with a plan of getting rid of Fughetta.
During the check, Fughetta hears a few ghostly sounds. One of them turns out to be a symphony orchestra under the direction of H.K. Gruber, and another sound is Dizzy Gillespie with his trumpet.
All of a sudden, Fughetta hears a ghostly voice that presents itself as the ghost of J.J. Ready, who invented the cash register in 1877. The gang decides to fight the new ghost so Fughetta won't have to leave. Fughetta stops the time and discovers that the ghost really is Farkas Faffner.
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