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- Are you going out on a date?
- Date?

- No! Tobert has a
suspect he has a lead on.

I'm meeting him for a stakeout,

and the place has a dress code.

Jonathan? Howard's sweet
boyfriend was your guy?

- Who else had more to gain
from him dying, you know?

- Who's he hugging hello?

He's wearing a red
coat and a cap.

- That was Ben's private doctor. One
of those, uh, celebrity concierge,

anything-you-need
prescription-filler types.

- You're here! Welcome
to my slice of New York.

Hey, you know who was
a real fucking pig?

Ben Glenroy.

- You didn't mean
to propose to me?

- No, I didn't.

- Mabel, be my partner.

- I already have partners.

- The old guys? No, they're
busy putting together

another bomb of a Broadway
show, which leaves you where?

- Shall I draw us a bath?

Oliver?

I'm waiting...

Theaters are
known for their ghosts.

Take the Goosebury.

In 1919,

Gideon Goosebury was a rising
star on the Great White Way.

But on opening night,

playing the lovesick chimney
sweep in Ashes to Ashes,

a 300-pound sandbag came
loose from the rafters

and brained him in the middle
of his second-act monologue.

Legend has it,

if you don't sweep Gideon's
energy off the stage every night,

he'll find a way
to curse your show.

There was the cholera outbreak

that tore through the
company of Hamlet in 1949,

John Gielgud's crippling
shingles attack

during The Iceman
Cometh revival in '88,

and now the death
of Ben Glenroy.

When you make the stage
a part of your life,

it can be hard to escape
your personal ghosts, too.

Your obsessions.

Your failures.

Just when you think you've broken
free from your old patterns,

boom.

They come back to haunt you.

I know,
President McKinley,

Joy took everything.

Except you and me.

The guys with the
attitude problems.

But we'll be fine.

We have each other.

But what do you do when
your future starts haunting you?

The choices you'll never make.
The lives you'll never lead.

What's more dangerous

than someone whose
dreams have died?

- Howard! What's wrong?

- I have something
I need to confess.

I killed Ben Glenroy.

Legend has it,

three sweeps to the north,

three sweeps to the
south, you're safe.

I did that every night
during Death Rattle.

But on opening night,

I didn't sweep

and Ben died!

Hold on.

I thought you said you
killed Ben Glenroy.

- Yes. CHARLES:
Now, you're saying

a ghost killed Ben Glenroy.

- Yes, Charles! It's
perfectly simple!

I was protecting our show
from a malevolent spirit

with a nightly sweeping ritual.

But on opening night,

I went to get the
broom from KT's office

and it was locked.

Strange noises
coming from within.

I should have found her. I
should have gotten the key.

But I try to never interact with
KT because of her casual cruelty.

And her breath.

So I didn't sweep,
and five hours later,

Ben was dead!

- Howard, why haven't you
told anyone about this before?

- I guess I convinced myself
it was all in my head.

But then, this morning,

I saw him. ALL: Who?

Gideon.

I was at the theater.

I was sweeping

because we're moving back
into the theater tomorrow

and I wanna make sure it's
completely ghost-free.

And I heard a noise.

Hello?

Is someone there?

I know Krav Maga!

And there he was,

in his signature
cap and red coat.

I said...

Gideon Goosebury!

Is that you?

And he said...

Sure...

- Howard, I hate to break it
to you, but ghosts aren't real.

- Oh, of course, they are.

- Ho! Man in towel!

- Yes, Charles, I'm aware.

Spoiler alert. MABEL: Nope,

not the correct usage
of that whatsoever.

- Plot twist?
- Still no.

- You know, I shot a
ghost hunter doc once

and we spent an entire night
aboard the haunted Queen Mary.

Around 3:00 AM, alone
in the dining room,

I saw her with my own two
eyes, the Lady in White.

- Did you know that Queen Mary
was England's first queen regnant?

A lot of people think it was
Matilda from the 12th century

but she was never
actually crowned.

- Charles, if the goal was to
offer a more interesting anecdote,

we're headed in the
wrong direction.

- Hello!

Is anyone hearing
what I'm saying?!

There is a murderous ghost
loose in our theater right now

and he's coming
from one of us next!

Oh!
God! I'm telling you...

Howard, breathe!

- Hey, just, uh,
give us a moment. Hm?

- Hey, what's up
with your tooth?

- Oh, it's a temporary.
If I like it,

the dentist says he'll do the
rest to match. What do you think?

- Bright. Like a headlight.
- Oh. Ah.

- Okay. Obviously, Howard
didn't see an actual ghost

but I still think it's
worthwhile us going over there.

- Oh, I totally agree.

S... Sorry. We're
having a conversation here.

- Mabel, did you hear what he said
about the cap and the red coat?

I mean, it kinda sounds like...
- Ben's doctor?

- I had the same
thought. - Jesus.

- Right, so he saw us last night,
and then realized he'd been made...

- So he goes straight to the theater
this morning to cover his tracks.

- Exactly. I mean, if he and
Jonathan are behind the poisoning,

then they'd definitely wanna
make sure there's no evidence.

That's good.

- Oh, sorry. Hi!
We're still here.

- Yeah, the original three
who came into the dining room.

- Yeah, remember that?

- Yeah.

- You suspect Jonathan now?

- And you're investigating
with this guy?

- Jonathan was Ben's understudy.
That's a pretty big motive.

And I told you I was going on a
stakeout with Tobert last night.

- Oh yeah. Right. I forgot.

I was probably
preoccupied with Joy,

who left me, by the
way. Spoiler alert.

- Wait, Joy left you? When?

- Yesterday.
- Are you okay, Charles?

- Oh, I'm fine. I'm fine.

This is not my first rodeo.

This old clown's been
bucked by Lady Love before

and got back up to ride again.

Yee-haw!

- Very convincing.
- Well, the point is

I'm completely fine,

and Joy did not
write "fucking pig."

Well, someone did.

Is it possible this ghost thing

is Howard trying to
cover for Jonathan?

- He sounded
genuinely distraught.

- And we all know that Howard can't
act his way out of a damp paper bag.

Here's a thought. Why
don't I go with Howard

to the theater alone?

I'll throw him a bone.

We can look into his
ghost thing, you know?

What?
- Nothing, it's just surprising.

You haven't exactly been
driving this investigation.

In fact, you've been
anti-investigation.

- Well, why don't I make it up
to you with a little solo mish?

Mish is short f-for mishegoss.

- No way. I'm coming, too.

- If you're going, so am I.
- Alright, I'm gonna tell Tobert.

- Wait! Mabel, a word? You
know, we're kind of a trio.

- And we're not hiring.

- Alright, fine.

This'll be fun, the
three of us together.

I've missed this.

- Hey! Jack, Janet, and Chrissy,
can we speed this up, please?!

It's a Three's
Company reference!

Those were the original
character names on the show

before they changed
Chrissy to Cindy!

Why the fuck am I yelling?!

Oh, oh, oh, oh, I
know! Because there is

a murderous ghost on the
loose!

- It's dark in here.
- Except for the ghost light.

- Whoever Howard saw might
still be here. Keep it down.

I'm sorry. I
was saying the ghost light

is an old theater tradition.

It has to stay on at all times,

and it never ever goes out.

- Nonbeliever says what?

- That was kinda strange.

- No, no, KT probably did it.
She must be here running cues.

Why don't you all go see if she's
in the booth behind the balcony

and I'll look around the
dressing rooms? Good? Good.

- No! We have to stick together.

- That's right. First rule
of every horror movie.

Never get separated.

- All this commotion can't be
good for President McKinley.

- The fish is named President McKinley?
- Why is he here with us again?

- Imagine you're in a fish tank
all day long, and you look out,

and you see two
people walking by.

And then one day,
you only see one.

He could be traumatized.

- That's exactly
how Gideon died.

- It is?

Could Gideon be out for me now?

- Charles, do not make
this all about you!

Okay, maybe it is about you.

Oh God, oh God, oh God.

Broom! I need that broom!

- Damn it, Howard, you made
me fuck up my highlighting.

- KT, we may have an issue.

- The issue is I was just nearly
killed by two falling sandbags.

- Ladies and
gentlemen, stay calm.

I'm gonna need everyone
to keep the stage clear

while I safety check the flies.

Now, who has small hands who
can help me test the ropes?

- Take Howard. He has hands
like an American Girl doll.

- I do not.
- Howard, go with KT.

Do literally whatever she says.

Hey.

Is this an attendance sheet?
- Yeah, it's a sign-in sheet.

You sign in when you
come in at half hour.

- Handwriting samples
from the whole cast.

We can use this to compare

to the "fucking pig"
on Ben's mirror.

- Oh, I don't know. I don't
think that would be very helpful.

- It's exactly the kind of
thing that you would do.

I basically pulled it from
the Oliver Putnam playbook.

- Well, that playbook
is mine to play with,

so gimme that.

- Is he leaking?
His water seems low.

- I still don't understand
why you brought him.

- Oh. Well,

this is a little
embarrassing to say, but...

this fish is all
I have right now.

It's not like all of us
have hot new boyfriends.

- Tobert is not my boyfriend.

- Oh, so you do
pronounce the final T.

It's not like a French
cheese. Tobere...

Uh, garçon? S'il
vous plait, I would like a le Tobere.

Oh, oui, monsieur. Et votre...
- Okay!

I'm just gonna cut you off at the cheese.
- Well...

did you record with
him for our podcast?

- No!
- Well,

you showed him our Murder Board.

And how about our red string?
Did you let his handsome fingers

move our red string around?

- Charles.
- Well, how can we trust you

with confidential
case information

when we know you might share it
with a stranger at any moment?

- How can you trust
me? Wha... I...

And he's not a stranger.

- We just have to be careful
who we get involved with.

- Yeah, and I think I have a better
track record with that than you.

Tobert has done
more for this case

in the past two days than
you have the past two weeks.

- Okay, yeah. But
I've been busy.

Yeah, but I...

Where the hell is Oliver?
- You know,

President McKinley is
definitely leaking.

I need to find
something to put him in.

I think there's a props
closet down the hall.

- Yeah, you go
ahead and do that,

Oliver can do whatever
the hell he's doing,

and I'll keep investigating,
alone, as usual!

- Okay...

I really don't see it.

How many ways are there
to write an F anyway?

Son of a bitch.

Guys?

Th-There's something here
I think you should see.

Hello?

Is someone there?

I also know Krav Maga!

Hello?

I'm coming up, so...

I'm here.

So...

My God, this looks like the Phantom
of the Opera's college dorm room.

- You're right. I never
should have brought you here.

Hello. Get you a little water.

No problem. Ooh.

You're an indoor fish.
You belong in a tank.

Water is water, right?

Hey, who loves you? Go
ahead, stretch out.

I'll be back to get
you when we're done.

Hello.

Really?

Hello? Hello!

No need to panic.

My friends will notice I'm gone,

and they'll come back to get me.

I
said don't panic!

Ah!

- Ow!

Jesus Christ, you bit me.

- Yeah, well, that's just the tip
of the incisor, you fucking...

Jerry? Jerry Blau?

- Oliver. Oh, thank
God, a fellow director.

- You shouldn't sneak up
on people like that, Jerry!

I'm not a young man! You
could've given me a heart attack!

- I'm sorry, Ollie. I thought you
were someone coming to kick me out.

- What are you doing here?

Donna fired you off
this show a year ago.

Are you living in here?

- No. I mean, yes.
I'm squatting.

But there's a rich tradition
of that in the theater, right?

- Right.

I did spend a
complicated three months

living in Maureen
Stapleton's mud room.

But this is a different situation!
You shouldn't be here, Jerry.

- Just wait. I can explain.

Have a seat.

Can I interest you in a snack?

- No, I'm good. Thanks.

- It's so nice having company.

Oh!

- Charles? Oliver?

Tobert?
- Wow. Look,

I know that you wanted to
be with your guys, okay?

But I decided to tail Jonathan and
he led me right here to the theater.

Shh.

That's him.

Alright, come on. Let's go.

Maybe unhand me?

- Oh! Yeah, sorry.
- Thanks.

- Hey, I'm glad you came.

- You don't like me, do you? KT:
You're irrelevant to the show.

Therefore, you're
irrelevant to me.

- Irrelevant? I have
been protecting this show

from negative spirits
since day one.

And if you hadn't locked
your office on opening night,

I wouldn't have missed a day and
Ben Glenroy might still be alive.

First of all, my
office door is never locked.

- It was locked
on opening night.

- Not by me it wasn't.
And what negative spirits?

Not Gideon.

You
know about Gideon?

- Fuck it, Howard, I've done
43 shows in this building!

Of course, I know about Gideon!

- Shh!

- But do you know how
dangerous he can be?

- I do. That's why
I was sweeping.

- Fuckin' amateur hour.
Sweeping does nothing.

- It doesn't?
- Mm-mmm.

- This is the closest I've
ever come to my dream job

and I fucked it up.

- Your dream job was
to be an assistant?

- No, an actor. I
always wanted to act.

But then, in junior high,

I got cast as John
Proctor in The Crucible.

Mm.

It
was thrilling at first.

Feeling the spotlight
warm my face

the first time I delivered
my big monologue.

But after the show,
my mother told me

my stage voice was
matronly and shrill.

She said she never wanted to hear
me use that voice again in public.

So I quit before I even began.

- Damn.

I always wanted to be
a director.

But that ship has sailed.

- Don't say that.

You're not Gideon.

You're not dead. Yet.

- You don't sweep Gideon away.

You have to include
him. Come on.

- How long have I been
abandoned? One hour? Five hours?

Nice to know I'm missed, huh?

You know what?

Maybe you're right.

If you piss off
everyone in your tank,

how can you blame them when
you end up alone?

Wh-Why did I have to make fun
of that guy's name? "Tobert."

It's a perfectly good name!

But we're gonna get
through this, you and me.

You don't mind if I
relieve myself, do ya?

I had two
cups of coffee,

and who knows how long
we're gonna be in here.

After Donna fired me,

Marshall and I had a dispute

about my ability to
continue paying our mortgage

and I was asked to
vacate the premises.

Luckily, this place is free,

as long as I don't
get caught. Shh...

- So, you're the ghost?

- Your manservant
spotted me this morning.

I heard him ranting
about Gideon Goosebury,

and I thought if I
could pretend to be him,

offer a few frights,
drop a few sandbags,

it might scare you all off.

- Long shot, I know, but...

is there also any chance
that you killed Ben Glenroy?

- Really, Oliver? I'm offended.

I may have suffered a
minor career setback

but I'm not a monster!

Ah! Oh my... Is that a rat?!

- You came on a good night.

- I doubt I'll have a
good night ever again.

- You okay, Ollie?

- You know the first
rule of theater?

- Don't feed Hugh
Jackman after midnight.

- The other one.
- Oh!

You fell in love with
one of your actors.

- Yes.

- Lady with the braids?
- Mm-hmm.

- Now you're worried because
of her violent temper.

- What? Wh-What violent temper?

- Well, you know what happened
backstage on opening night?

Oh! You don't know.

Well luckily, you're
not the only director here.

Voilà. Puppets.

- Oh good lord.

See? I keep busy.

So
then, I say to the guy,

"Look, if you're so tough, then you ride
the moped into the chimp enclosure."

- And he goes...
- he go...

Mr. President!

- Thank you.
- Uh... Give those back.

- What's this?
- Dr. Hiram Camareri.

Dr. C, I presume?
- I don't know what you're talking about.

- Come on, Jonathan. You know we just
saw you with Ben's doctor last night.

- Alright. Fine.

I've been really anxious

since taking over Ben's part.

It's a lot of pressure
being the lead.

So I asked Dr. C for some help. He
could get Ben anything he wanted.

So he gave me the
"leading man cocktail."

It's a mix of beta
blockers, Propecia, HGH,

and just a dash of
methamphetamine.

All the same things
Ben was taking.

- So you didn't
wanna be the lead.

- No.

And please don't tell Howard.

He wouldn't understand.

It's his dream,

but he has no idea
what it's like

to carry the weight of an
entire show on your shoulders.

Everybody knows you don't
take a fish in the theater, you idiot!

Oh jeez!

President McKinley! Oh!

Ho! Ho! Ho!

I saved you from your second
assassination attempt.

This is the universe telling us that
no matter what kind of hardships,

we... Wait. Is that an intercom?

Hello? This is Charles.

This... I'm in the... Can you
hear me? I'm in the prop room!

Hey!

Ah! Ah! Ah...

Hey, w-we got a smoke issue!

- Now, at half hour on
the night in question,

I saw Braids Lady

jawboning with
Mr. Movie Star Man

while they were rehearsing
their big fight scene

on the steps of the lighthouse.

Something set her off.

Probably Movie Man
taking the stage-choking

a scooch too far.

He gets rough, so
she gets in his face

and calls him, and I quote,

a "Cocksucking ding-dong."

- That doesn't sound like her.

- I'm up in the rafters. I'm
only getting every third word.

It could have been
"fucking pig."

Anyway, now,

the Albino Fella comes along.

- You mean Charles?

- The has-been with
the hair, yeah.

He comes right in the
middle of all of this

and clocks Mr. Movie Star

right in the kisser.

Blammo!

- Charles punched Ben?

- You didn't know any of this?

- Are you sure this'll work?

- It's worked 42 times before.

- And this is the actual monologue
Gideon was giving the moment he died?

- Yep. Now, call
him to the stage.

- Gideon, are you there?

- Oh, come on! Use
your stage voice!

Sing out, Louise!

- Oh, Gideon.
- Your stage voice!

Oh, Gideon!

We come not to banish
but to praise you!

Join us so we may finish

your great unfinished work!

- Don't forget to direct me.
- Oh. Okay.

"Oh, Irene, how could
a poor sweep like me

ever hope to win the love of
a fine lady like yourself?"

- It's a strong start.
- Thanks.

If
you are seeing this video,

it means that I am dead.

I perished alone

with only a fish as my witness.

Now, I know what you're thinking.
You're thinking, "Charles,

why didn't you
scream?" Well, I did!

"Why didn't you call
somebody on your phone?"

Because I'm in a
closet with no bars!

"Why didn't you use
your jimmy keys?"

Jimmy keys?

Hello, baby.

What do we really know?

Loretta hated Ben.

She was violent towards Ben.

She had a motive and
opportunity to kill Ben.

But, does that make her
a murderer or just...

quirky?

God, I'm screwed, aren't I?

- Oliver, how far do
you and I go back?

- All the way back to
our original hairlines.

- All the way back to the
dawn of off-off-off-Broadway.

And back then, you told
me the key to directing.

- Yes, I remember.

Remind me.
- You said,

"The only wrong
choice is no choice.

Indecision is death."

- I said that?
Jesus, it's so bleak.

- You are not a
young man, Oliver.

You said so yourself.

It's time to shit or
get off the bucket.

Choose what matters to you

and then do whatever you
have to do to get it.

Or you'll end up like me.

Neither behind the
scene or on stage.

More dead than alive.

- Thanks, Jer. I know
what I have to do.

- Oliver, you won't tell
anyone I'm here, right?

- I won't tell. But...

you should really
go home to Marshall.

- And eat his food?

So Ben was on all of those drugs.

- Well, when Jonathan said the
cocktail had a dash of meth,

why didn't that show
up in his autopsy?

Oh! Oh, thank God!

Charles?!

- Mother?
- Charles!

- Oh! Mabel! I was trapped.

Years went by! Do I have
a beard? Is SNL still on?

- You were gone for 20 minutes.

- Oh, well, I-I'm
parched and I'm weak.

- You know what, let me see if I
can find you some electrolytes.

- Thank you! Finally,
someone's thinking about me!

Thank you, Tobert!

Did you ask him to come down here?
Are we partnering with him now?

He came here on
his own to follow a lead,

like investigators do
in an investigation.

- Oh, I'm sorry, but who left
who to die in a fog closet?

- Who left...

I swear, you and Oliver are
working my last nerve today.

- Really? Where is Oliver?

- Hey!

- "When I think of you
giving your heart to another,

I die a thousand deaths."

- Bigger!
- "A thousand deaths!"

- Yes, it's working!
Okay, pace it up!

"I'll never rest until
we're together as we were meant to be."

Yes! Feel him inside you!

Gideon!

Gideon is with us!

- Oliver, stop!
What are you doing?!

- I'm making a choice.
- That's evidence!

- This isn't a crime scene anymore,
Mabel. The police got their guy.

It's a dressing room.

And since we're coming in here tomorrow
for rehearsal, it needs to be cleaned.

- Oliver, you're
crossing a line.

- Oh, I'm crossing a line?

This from the guy who punched Ben
Glenroy on the night of the murder

and conveniently forgot
to tell us about it.

- You what? You punched Ben?

- Because he attacked Loretta and
I told him to stay away from her.

But the real question is,

why is your production
so out of control

that your actors are beating
each other up on opening night?

- Oh, this is my fault, is it?

- Well, you're the director. Someone
has to be responsible for the fact

that your show is a death trap.

Today alone, I almost
died three times.

- What?
- Two sandbags and a killer fog.

- Well, I'm so, so sorry
for trying to breathe life

into your dead career by
putting you on Broadway.

- My career was not dead.

Did you know that Brazzos
wanted to do burrito-sodes?

Thirty-second bonus episodes
available exclusively

on the Chipotle app but I said
no because I wanted to do this

which I realize now
was a huge mistake!

- Oh, it was, huh? Well maybe,

I should have hired someone
who could actually sing!

- Well, maybe you should
have because I quit.

- Fine!
- Fine!

Charles!

Why didn't you tell me what
happened with Ben on opening night?

- Because she was his girlfriend
and I was trying to protect him

'cause
he's my buddy!

Was. MABEL: Wait,

Loretta's a part of this, too?
What else is she keeping from us?

- I don't know and,
frankly, I don't care.

- Oliver, what the
fuck are you doing?!

- You know, you are like
a dog with a bone, Mabel.

They arrested someone for
Ben's murder, remember?

And yet, you keep trying to
throw suspicion onto my cast.

You know, I know you've never
had a grownup job before

but guess what? They matter.

- Wow.
- Oliver.

- In a few weeks,
Loretta goes on to star

in Death Rattle Dazzle,
and I finally get

what I've been working
for my whole life.

I won't let you jeopardize that!

- Cinda was right.

- What does that mean?
- Cinda Canning?

- Cinda fucking Canning
asked me to partner with her

and I said that I was
already part of a team.

She said that I
don't need you guys

and I'm starting to
see that she's right.

All I do is put up with
your self-involved insanity!

The musical, the White
Room, the proposal,

but a man is dead!

A man who actually
meant something to me!

And I'm gonna figure
out who did it

whether the two of you give
a shit or not! I'm done!

Sometimes,

all you need to
banish your ghosts...

is for someone to see you...

- Bravo!

And understand
your dreams.

It's only when you're alone...

that the real haunting begins.