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In the end, what seems most likely to be happening is that there is some very little amount of real paranormal activity happening in the house, but that the women who called for the Ghost Adventures team to investigate were embellishing their story. When the women hung up on the Ghost Adventures team and became unreachable after being questioned about a certain aspect of their story, I think this clarified that the story being peddled, of remarkable poltergeist activity, was not true.

Regardless, the Ghost Adventures team investigated the house like any other, and were methodical in trying to understand what, if anything, was going on. They did capture a very minimal amount of paranormal activity, but it was nothing to write home about. I think the value in this episode was in seeing how the Ghost Adventures team are skeptical when coming into an investigation- they didn't approach this trying to prove the existence of the claimed poltergeist, but rather tried to disprove it by looking for alternative explanations. Seeing how the Ghost Adventures: House Calls team does an investigation, even with little to no "evidence" is still entertaining to see.

Ever since Disney acquired the Muppets (franchise), it seems they haven't really known what to do with them. The 2011 movie The Muppets was excellent, while the sequel was just okay. The 2015 ABC show "the muppets." was terrible, but the one-off Muppets Haunted Mansion was good.

In The Muppets Mayhem, the Muppets (at least some of them) finally return to the small screen in a season reminiscent of the look and feel of the Muppets from the original Jim Henson movies. This show is the best use of the Muppets at least since 2011's The Muppets.

The Muppets Mayhem is surprisingly good- in addition to nearly every episode having a significant cameo, there is great music, lots of humor, and a lot of backstory on the members of the Electric Mayhem. Through the season we see a lot of character growth not just for the Electric Mayhem, but for their human partners helping them record an album.

Unexpectedly, I saw that Adam F. Goldberg co-produced the show- the same Goldberg that gave us the ABC sitcom The Goldbergs. This show seems like a natural next step for Goldberg- the humor in The Muppets Mayhem and the seamless introduction of cameos is reminiscent of the early seasons of the Goldbergs.

This season diving into the backstory of the Electric Mayhem was a lot of fun. I hope that the success of this show means that more Muppet shows are on the way!