Me and my long term memory...
Def one of my favs, I think Don't stop the music is my fav too, it's the first ep I ever watched.
Okay now to show I have a freaky memory by expanding on or answering questions that have popped up...
Calvin was the kid always causing trouble. I think he might have been played by a different after in the first or second...err 4-parters but then the regular annoying kid took over...he also had a red parrot.
The guy who played Hector was on the real world, he replaced Rob when he left.
The costume was Galaxy Girl, and there were these fans so obsessed with the show they kept sending death threats and stealing things or something and Gaby was a suspect but of course it all worked out nicely.
Julia Styles was Erica in the mystery "who is Max Mouse" She was one of two major suspects, but it wasn't her.
They had a new Gaby for the last two mysteries, one was the slime monster. I liked the old one better.
Brief details about episodes I remember...the first one the THABTOs were stealing money and they all met ghostwriter, there was the one where Jamal was a big suspect in burning down Mr. Brinker's store, the one where Tina worked for Lana Barnes who was being threatened, one where someone was putting toxic in the garden, the music video one, the slime monster, the one with the bird and new Gaby, the one where Jamal was in London and involved a code, the one where Ghostwriter went back in time, the one where Alex was on the basketball team and his friend was into drugs, the one where vandalism was taking place and Rob befriended Victor, the one with that old dude Rob was friends with who disappeared and him and his daughter got stuck in a cave, the one where Alex/Gaby's dad and Lenni's dad were in a huge fight over an accident mystery, Max Mouse, the comic book one...and...yeah, those are the ones I could think of.
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