Spook Show 17

The team gets introduced to Robbie's painful rules of reality TV filming. New haunt room ideas are revealed while rooms of yesteryear get torn down.

The team starts a new room, "Showers", which requires Eduardo and Carlos to go on a necessary but satirical tile shopping trip.

Robbie forgets his anniversary but brushes it aside to start the build on a 3rd room, "Circle Shocks". Wyatt and Robbie grind through the night to prepare for cast auditions.

The team makes fast progress on their spinning room, "The Tumbler". Serious questions about the safety of a room that spins upside down get answered during a test session.

Wyatt stars as an ignorant inmate who hates blue people in the filming of their virtual reality experience. Robbie thinks V.R. is stupid, so he makes a mockery of it.

Robbie convinces his brother, Jamie, to come help film this year's cinematic trailer for the haunt. During filming, Heather takes one for the team and eats cow brains.

With stress running high and time till opening night running out, the team takes a strangely necessary but comedic detour to collect honey from some invasive bees.

Dress rehearsal is a total flop as 4 of the 17 rooms still aren't finished. Robbie faces hard decisions to scale back some of the rooms to avoid an opening night embarrassment.

Friends and family of the team join the push to get the haunt ready before guests arrive on opening night, despite numerous technical difficulties.

The pressure is on for Heather to step up and lead the operation toward Robbie's lofty attendance goals. Heather struggles with her most fragile cast member, "Mr. Glass".

Robbie allows 2 superfans to get married at the haunt, as long as he can be the wedding planner. Heather deals with a range of cast problems, including a male to male bitch slap.

The team celebrates Heather's 40th. Heather's patience wears thin as one of the cast members has a suspiciously dramatic and very public "panic attack".

Heather pushes to hit the season attendance goal during the last few nights of operations. The cast is motivated to finish strong, but saddened by the goodbyes that will follow.