Katherine Calleja and Don MacNair - Two people who have been to the other side tell of the supernatural experiences surrounding their own deaths.

Barbara Allen and Elsie Bordynuik - Barbara and Elsie both get ghostly messages from their long-dead fathers, and those messages save their mothers' lives.

Alex Roman and Susan Flores - Alex turns to Catholic icons for safety when he is faced with horrifying supernatural threats. Meanwhile, Doris goes to unusual lengths to keep her protective rosary close.

Fred Ormston and Pansy Pollard - Their spouses died, but didn't leave. Fred and Pansy continue to have a ghostly relationship with their dead wife and husband.

Karyn Martin and Douglas Farmer - They both drowned as children and both were revived. And ever since, Karyn and Douglas have been able to see - and sometimes talk to - ghosts.

Heather Veit and Anthony Ennis - The macabre ghosts of murder victims are particularly disturbing, and those shocking visions deeply affect both Anthony and Heather, who is even frightened away from her dream job because of one.

Mary Duran and Roby Tiongson - A woman's son is carried off by a ghost in the Philippines, while a continent away, a Filipino immigrant is shocked when he's visited by a phantom from home.

Rose goes to work and finds herself in a disturbing environment, straight out of a gothic romance, while Barbara, as a young burlesque dancer, discovers the supernatural secrets of an old theatre.

Ron Meadus and Pam Baker - Ron's dead mother comes back from the grave to take up her place in his home, while the ghost of Pam's mom surprises her grieving daughter, in an episode about just how deep a mother's love goes.

The Tuckers moved into their house a happy family and came out broken, after enduring a year of terror in which their son was possessed by a violent entity, and a spine-chilling presence cast a pall of fear on their family.

Kendra Lee Fenton and Aaron Shrader - As children, Kendra Lee and Aaron both had terrifying supernatural experiences. But nobody believed them, and the price of that disbelief has haunted them their entire lives.

Georgia Triantifillou and Ravi Ladwa - As a young girl in Greece, Georgia saw a horrifying specter straight out of Greek folk tradition. Ravi's ghostly encounters were also related to the folk tales of his South Asian culture.

Tasheen Moses and Christine Robb - When the spirits of a much-loved mom and an unknown man warn Tasheen and Christine of imminent danger, one takes heed, while the other suffers the horrific consequences of not acting.

A hundred years ago, Tweedie built a farmhouse and raised a family in it. Today, she still walks its halls, and the home's new residents, Norm and Betty, see her watching over the house she loved and all the children in it.

Barneita Runnings and George Campbell - Ghostly goings-on occur when the living venture onto pathways frequented by the deceased, from Jamaica to an old native trail in Toronto.

Honey Sherman and Robert Algeo - Honey's son's life is saved by a ghost, while Robert walks away from a deadly industrial accident when a ghost takes the hit for him.

Alix Morreale and Kim Favot - When toys take on a life of their own, it's too much for Alix, and he wants nothing more to do with his haunted apartment. Kim is so afraid of the ghosts in her house that she refuses to go home alone.

Lana Lewchuk and Veronica Harding - Lana encounters a murderous specter when she rents a cabin near a Thai temple of the dead, while Veronica witnesses some ghostly action at a graveyard, in the broad light of day.

In life he was convinced he was bound for Hell, and in death his intimidating presence stalked the corridors of his old home. Rob and Monique speculate about the ghost of the black-robed judge that haunted their first house.

Sherri Haigh - A hooded, noose-carrying wraith threatens the lives of Sherri and her sisters, both as young girls, and years later, when they revisit their childhood home.

The Besenyei Family and Darlene Romain - The ghosts of parents, grandparents and other ancestors frighten or comfort, depending on your point of view.