Gary, the President of the Midnight Society from the original episodes is back and needs the help of his brother Tucker and his friends to help track down the members of the First Midnight Society from way back in 1937 and help solve an ancient mystery and prevent an evil force from being unleashed on the world. This episode focuses on Tucker and Gary's search for 'The General' and his clue to the puzzle.

The Midnight Society splits up and goes in search of the original members who each hold a clue to the mystery. This episode focuses on Quinn's search for 'The Homecoming Queen' and Megan's search for 'The Tycoon'.

The Midnight Society continues to go in search of the original members who each hold a clue to the mystery. The final episode focuses on Vange and Andy's search for 'The Riddle Man'.

Kevin is reluctant to introduce his artist girlfriend Julie to his uptight and judgmental parents, but she takes that the wrong way and decides they're not meant to be together. He goes walking in the woods alone, and is thirsty enough to drink water falling from the pot of a statue of a woman. He feels sick afterward, and Julie and their friends don't see him return. The next day a strange professor approaches Julie and claims he knows where Kevin is, then leads her to a stone statue that looks like him, claiming Kevin turned into it. Julie doesn't believe it at first, but then meets the statue's creator, Vivian White. It turns out that the statue was based on a Greek myth about a star-crossed couple who chose to turn to stone and always be together, and there was never water in the bucket that the statue had been holding before. They learn that the statue has been divided in half, with a male subject detached from it, so the woman probably released water like tears and transformed ... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Ashley and Kara are athletic twin sisters who are always in competition with each other and find the ultimate game to test each other: a unique kind of laser tag in which the winners get cloned and sent to other planets to compete. Ashley and Kara must learn to work together if they stand any chance of escaping from Drake.

When Justin has to get a new mirror for his car when his friend Craig breaks it, Craig buys an old junkyard car and decides to fix it up. The two go for a drive but end up stopping at a formerly rundown diner now looking new, where a pair they met at the junkyard who seem to know about the car are. They also meet a trucker who's an old nemesis of the others, and now warns the car's current owners to keep out of the way. Craig wishes for a chance to prove himself to the man and gets it when they can't seem to get off the road or lose the truck, until they finish a race the car's old owners started years ago - that ended fatally for them. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

A mysterious girl shows up at school and knows about a threat that could kill off the entire planet, and only the help of a dumb jock and a snobby popular girl can save the world.

Julie works at a greenhouse with her boss, a secret scientist trying to bring his wife back from the dead.

Alex and Chandler both want to be in their private school's greatest club, the Lions Society, but the club decide they don't want Alex since he got in on a scholarship and isn't wealthy. Chandler breaks his promise that he won't go in on his own, since he's desperate to be a part of the club that two generations of his family have been in. Stealing a photograph of a headmaster to put on the detention-board for an initiation prank, he hides the theft by taking off what turns out to be a cover picture to reveal a photo of a boy on the porch of a building. Alex notices that the subject vanishes, but Chandler doesn't until he looks - then he is drawn into the picture by the student holding a camera when he does reappear. Alex finds out through Professor Barish, a former Lions Society member, that the boy was Jasper Davis, a scholarship-student rejected from the Lions Society in the 1940s, who fell off a roof and died when he ran off after getting the news chased by the merciless club. ... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

A physically deformed man living in a community center that's about to be torn down tries to impress a young girl with a talent for playing the violin.

Jason buys an ancient 'Persian victory box' from Sardo's Magic Shop which houses a genie who grants Jason's every wish - with dire consequences.

Emma doesn't have any luck modeling, but is approached by a woman looking for an actress at Mademe Visage's Theatre of Many Faces. She's given a powder for free that most actresses there are said to use, and suddenly finds she is the center of attention as a model. When she returns to the theater, the other members there who somehow all look pale and identical have her watch Mademe Visage stare into an empty book, and suddenly her face is on the page while her head is bare and shows no signs of life, then she touches Emma's face and steals her looks, as she's been doing for years to stay young. Emma sees that everyone else under Mademe's power is too afraid to disobey since they don't want to be cast out into the world where their strange empty faces will find them outcast, or torturing them with the Book of Punishment so they feel pain within the pages. However, she'll need help to fight Mademe and stop her from going after her friend Jessie next. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

AJ and her bossy sister Nikki see figures that look like they're going to a party appearing and disappearing at their grandfather's, and he asks questions that shows he knows who they are but claims they don't exist. The sisters figure out that they're ghosts, and that years ago the house was home to a girl who had an accident at her birthday party, and was murdered by her nurse. They try to contact Emily before realizing that the nurse's ghost is also alive, looking to kill someone else, and that Emily's dress will take its wearer back in time to the day of her accident, to stop the nurse from killing her... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net