"Ghost Bummers" is a second Halloween episode of JESSIE. It first aired on October 5, 2013 as a part of the "Monstober" Disney Channel program.
Plot
When Mrs. Chesterfield throws a roof-top bash and doesn't invite Jessie and the kids, they decide to throw a Halloween party themselves. But their festivities take a haunting turn when Jessie begins to see ghosts and Emma, Luke, and Mrs. Chesterfield are overcome by ghoulish spirits. Now, it's up to Jessie, Ravi, and Zuri to defeat the ghosts and save the day and the building.
Cast
| Actor | Character | Costume |
|---|---|---|
| Debby Ryan | Jessie Prescott | Marilyn Monroe |
| Peyton List | Emma Ross | Fortune teller |
| Cameron Boyce | Luke Ross | Shawn Smith |
| Karan Brar | Ravi Ross | Albert Einstein |
| Skai Jackson | Zuri Ross | Chubby the Bear |
| Kevin Chamberlin | Bertram Winkle | Reaper |
| Carolyn Hennesy | Rhoda Chesterfield | Gargoyle |
Trivia
- This episode is based off of the 1984 supernatural comedy film Ghostbusters. References include:
- Emma being the Doorkeeper and Luke being the Codemaster is a parody of Dana being the Gatekeeper and Louis being the Keymaster.
- The indigo translucent ghost is an obvious parody of Slimer.
- Zorag is a parody of Gozer.
- Jessie, Ravi and Zuri use proton packs similar to the ones that Peter, Ray, Winston and Egon used.
- Zorag bringing upon the end of the world from the top of the apartment building is similar to Gozer bringing upon the end of the world from the top of the Empire State Building. (Coincadentally, Jessie is based in New York.)
- This is the second time the season premiere episode is a Halloween-themed episode, the first being "The Whining".
- This is the second time a Halloween episode of Jessie references a horror film. This episode references Ghostbusters and the previous Halloween-themed episode of Jessie, "The Whining", references the 1980 psychological horror film The Shining.
- Unlike previous episodes of Jessie, this episode was premiered on a Saturday night instead of a Friday night.
- Due to Cameron Boyce and Karan Brar going through puberty at the time, Luke and Ravi's voices are noticeably deeper than their voice in previous episodes.
- When they fired their ectoplasm guns, the same sound effects were used when they fired proton packs.
- This episode was just Jessie's dream.