Ghostbusters
1986
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- Season 1 overviewSep 13-Dec 13, 198613 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. Ghosts 'R Us Sep 13, 1986
- Three ghosts that Slimer releases set out to put Ghostbusters out of business.
- 2. Killerwatt Sep 20, 1986
- A ghost named Killerwatt takes control of New York City's power grid.
- 3. Mrs. Roger's Neighborhood Sep 27, 1986
- Peter gets possessed by a ghost named Watts who disguises itself as a kindly old lady.
- 4. Slimer, Come Home Oct 4, 1986
- Slimer runs away after being yelled at by Peter for eating Winston's birthday cake.
- 5. Troll Bridge Oct 11, 1986
- A group of trolls take over a bridge and demand that the Ghostbusters find their missing cousin.
- 6. The Boogieman Cometh Oct 18, 1986
- Egon is familiar with a boogeyman who is currently scaring Meghan and Kenny Carter.
- 7. Mr. Sandman, Dream Me a Dream Oct 25, 1986
- A rogue Sandman is putting people to sleep all over New York and their dreams are becoming reality.
- 8. When Halloween Was Forever Nov 1, 1986
- The Ghostbusters work to prevent eternal Halloween.
- 9. Look Homeward, Ray Nov 8, 1986
- Ray begins to question his ability as a Ghostbuster when ghosts in a haunted house get away.
- 10. Take Two Nov 15, 1986
- The Ghostbusters head to Hollywood to be technical assistants for a movie about them.
- 11. Citizen Ghost Nov 22, 1986
- Peter tells reporter Cynthia Crawford the story of how Slimer came to live at the firehouse.
- 12. Janine's Genie Dec 6, 1986
- As payment for helping the guys catch a ghost, Janine is given a lamp containing a sinister genie.
- 13. Xmas Marks the Spot Dec 13, 1986
- The Ghostbusters accidentally destroy Christmas.
Mar 4, 2024 · A guide listing the titles AND air dates for episodes of the TV series The Real Ghostbusters.
- Overview
- Seasons
- Episodes
- Intros, Bumpers, and Credits
- References
- Also See
The Real Ghostbusters Animated TV Series had seven active seasons. The show had an active run of 140 episodes, one of which was a TV special. Writer credits were taken from screen caps intro cards, unless noted differently.
Unless otherwise noted, Air Dates were taken from Spook Central. Paul (webmaster for Spook Central) has noted that Air Dates are most likely incorrect. Noted issues are seasons 5 through 7.
•Season 1 of The Real Ghostbusters started off on Saturday mornings on ABC during 1986-87, and consisted of 30-minute format shows.
•Season 2 of The Real Ghostbusters ran Syndicated on weekdays and were 30-minute format shows also, during 1987-88. Some stations would remain running the reruns for a few years, and later included episodes from seasons 1, 3, and 4.
•Season 3 of the show saw serious changes in direction of the series. During early 1988 the show was changed to an hour format and the season 1 shows where shown along with season 3. However the episodes from season 1 had the voices of Lorenzo Music (Peter Venkman) and Laura Summer (Janine Melnitz) removed and replaced by Dave Coulier and Kath Soucie. In the new season 3 episodes, Slimer had a bigger role and went with the Ghostbusters on most of their jobs. His speech was more prevalent and understandable. Winston was portrayed as having a bigger role in maintaining the advanced mechanical devices instead of just maintaining the car as in previous seasons.
•Season 4 was when the hour block was renamed "Slimer! and The Real Ghostbusters". It was reformatted to a more kid-friendly show. Including two 15-minute-long Slimer! slots and one 30-minute slot for a The Real Ghostbusters episode in the middle of them. Buster Jones replaced Arsenio Hall as the voice of Winston Zeddemore
•Season 5 had more changes to the show with Ghostbusters II in theaters that summer. The cartoon was re-tuned to fit with the movie. The most noticeable change was the addition of Louis Tully. The "Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters Format was changed to one 15-minute slot of The Real Ghostbusters, a 30-minute slot of The Real Ghostbusters, and a 15-minute Slimer! slot.
•Season 6's programming block consisted of two 30-minute The Real Ghostbuster episodes, but the intro and show title remained "Slimer! and The Real Ghostbusters." The intro music was updated to the new hard rock style version of Ray Parker, Jr. music.
Key: S=Season(The season it aired in), A#=Overall Episode Number(That is from the Box Set),, S# Epidsode number in the season, P#=Production Number, N=Name of Episode, L=Length, AD=Air Date, VD=Volume and Disc on RGB Box Set, WB=who Wrote the episode
The Real Ghostbusters was re-tooled three times during its six year run.
•Intro 1 (Seasons 1-3)
•Network Tie-ins (Season 1-7)
•Bumpers (Season 1-7)
•Ads (Seasons 1-7)
•Credits 1 (Seasons 1-3)
1.Wikipedia:1991–1992 United States network television schedule (Saturday morning)
Bunch of funky dangerous trolls take over the Queensboro Bridge with only one demand - the Ghostbusters must find and bring back their little cousin who ran away to party. They have 12 hours to get him back, or New York is toast.
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The Ghostbusters in Paris. A Fright at the Opera. The Collect Call of Cthulhu. Banshee Bake a Cherry Pie? Drool, the Dog Faced Goblin. Boo-Dunit. The Revenge of Murray the Mantis. The Headless Motorcyclist. The Thing in Mrs. Faversham's Attic. Moaning Stones. Knock, Knock. The Spirit of Aunt Lois. Sea Fright. Ghost Fight at the O.K. Corral. Cry ...
The Real Ghostbusters: With Maurice LaMarche, Frank Welker, Arsenio Hall, Lorenzo Music. The continuing adventures of the staff of the ghost removal service.
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The Ghostbusters are fighting creatures in the sewers, chasing down cults and research comic books to succeed in the their mission - to recover the Necronomicon that gets stolen from the public library.
Jan 20, 2013 · The Real Ghostbusters was an Emmy-Nominated American animated television series based on the hit 1984 film Ghostbusters. The series ran from 1986 to 1991, and was produced by Columbia Pictures Television (now Sony Pictures Television), DiC Entertainment and Coca-Cola Telecommunications.
