The Haunting of Sunshine Girl - Season 1 (2010)

The first appearance of "Creepy Lady" on the front walk . . . and then she's gone.

The Creepy Lady shows up at the door when Sunshine Girl is home alone, and warns her that the house is not safe and she should leave.

Sunshine Girl shares ten random facts about herself, which include her interest in narwhals, Vampire Weekend, and Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice."

Sunshine Girl and Kat explore an old fort with cannons, historic furniture and clothing, jail, and maybe a ghost or two.

Sunshine and her mom go on a field trip to the ruin of a caretaker's cottage in the woods that is rumored to be haunted.

The power in the house suddenly goes out, Sunshine and Kat hear the calling of a child, and find shocking evidence on the back of the bathroom door.

Creepy Lady appears again, outside the house - then inside the house, with a box that she hands to Sunshine, saying, "I have something for you - It will protect you - You must never open it."

Pressured by her mom and bothered by its really bad smell, Sunshine Girl opens the mysterious box left by the Creepy Lady. The contents are shocking . . . and then the power goes out.

A little girl's voice calls, whispers, and screams from the baby monitor in the living room. Then Sunshine goes upstairs and finds the second baby monitor has moved, and then she SEES the ghost girl.

Having recovered (a bit) from her scare, Sunshine decides the ghost girl is real and is probably the girl in the mysterious photo of the two people with bags over their heads. But why?

Sunshine and Kat open a Ouija board they bought at the store, wondering whether it might help them identify the ghosts in the house.

Paranormal activity ratchets way up: doorknobs rattle, doors open, the drawers and oven are open in the kitchen - and when Sunshine is lured out into the yard, the ghost girl locks the door behind her.

Creepy Lady comes into Sunshine's home to help fight the ghost invasion.

For a second time, Sunshine reveals some interesting things about herself, from biology and sewing to "Angry Birds," business cards, Pandora, and gluten.