An afternoon on the farm, with some surprises and some discoveries.

An ailing Beetlejuice; a solicitous Lydia.

Beetlejuice will do anything for Lydia, especially when she's not well. Including research.

Even the things you get right the first time can be re-done. Maybe better.

Lydia makes a bet that risks everything that's important to her.

A visit by a relative of Lydia's leads to some exciting times. And a certain change in the relationship.

The games people play. Maybe it's what you think. Maybe it's not.

Beetlejuice & Lydia travel to the Neitherworld's Sister Planet Otherworld. What kind of Adventure will they have there. Will alley's there be able to help them get home?

It takes a while for bread to be ready to bake. In fact, it takes a while for a lot of things. Wisdom is knowing when to wait.

All it takes its some firmness and strict discipline.

If there's something weird, and it don't look good – who ya gonna call? No, no, no! You call your best friend!

An interrobang is a character formed by combining a question mark with an exclamation point. And it's a very descriptive word.

Dance partners. And so much more.

A fish story, with a mushy overlay.

Persiflage and badinage. And bread.

Peacock; noun, verb, and idiom. Just a vignette.

One of the "in-between" moments.

When you're all alone and in trouble, who do you call? The one person you trust the most.

Moral decisions, ethical choices, personal mores. Sometimes it's not all that easy.

One hundred words to celebrate the first one hundred stories.

When Lydia is sick, who takes care of her? And the best medicine is not laughter, despite what everyone says.

We know what will happen whenever Beetlejuice and Grandma Deetz get together. Or do we?

What's more important than money? I think we know the answer to that.

Lydia realizes what's happening; Beetlejuice doesn't.

What do you call it when a ghost has bad dreams? Torture.