Haunted mansions, restless spirits, and four familiar faces attempting to make peace with the dead. The Try Guys have their work cut out for them.
Watch NowGhost hunting wasn't on our Try Guys bingo card, but honestly, should anything surprise us anymore? After years of putting themselves through all kinds of ridiculous challenges, the internet-famous crew is taking their curiosity somewhere spookier. Their newest series, Unfinished Business, has arrived on Tubi, and this time, the guys are trying something that might actually try them back. Let's hope the ghosts are fans.
Across four episodes, Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfeld, Ryan W. Garcia, and Kwesi James venture into some of the West Coast's most notoriously haunted locations. Their mission goes beyond catching a ghost on camera, though. They're hoping to communicate with lingering spirits, uncover the stories behind the hauntings, and potentially help a few restless souls find some much-needed closure. Easy enough, right? Just a little casual conversation with the afterlife.
Arriving just in time for spooky season, Unfinished Business brings the Try Guys' familiar brand of curiosity, comedy, and questionable decision-making into paranormal territory. It's a fitting addition to Tubi's Creatorverse, where internet personalities take their biggest ideas beyond the usual feed, while Terror on Tubi keeps the supernatural adventures going for anyone whose October watchlist could use a few more ghosts.
Leave it to Keith to make an encounter with the supernatural feel like an opportunity for a comedy bit. Known for his larger-than-life personality and willingness to commit wholeheartedly to just about anything, Keith brings a wonderfully chaotic sense of humor to the investigations. His ability to find the absurdity in even the most unsettling situations makes him an entertaining presence, especially when the group's ghost-hunting ambitions start sounding a little too ambitious.
Curiosity might have brought Zach into the paranormal world, but his quick wit makes the journey all the more entertaining. With a knack for turning ordinary observations into hilarious commentary, Zach brings a more conversational, self-aware energy to the group. His playful skepticism and willingness to entertain the impossible create an amusing balance, particularly when the investigation starts challenging everyone's understanding of what's real.
A little theatrical flair goes a long way when your surroundings already look like something out of a horror movie. Ryan brings his improvisational comedy background and expressive personality into the mix, making him especially suited for the unpredictable nature of paranormal investigations. His playful instincts give the group another source of comedic momentum, turning unexpected developments into opportunities for humor.
Enthusiasm is one thing, but bringing it into a supposedly haunted building takes a special kind of commitment. Kwesi adds an infectious energy to the group, pairing his expressive reactions with a spontaneous sense of humor that makes even the quieter moments entertaining. His willingness to embrace the experience gives the investigations an extra layer of excitement, especially when things take an unexpected turn.
Forget the usual sightseeing itinerary. The Try Guys are trading tourist attractions for paranormal activity, with four locations that have accumulated enough ghost stories to make even the bravest visitor reconsider staying after dark.
First up is California's infamous Winchester Mystery House, where confusing corridors and a midnight séance set the stage for the group's supernatural adventure. From there, they head aboard the Queen Mary, a historic ocean liner docked in Long Beach with a reputation for having a few passengers who never quite checked out.
Their investigation also takes them to Nevada State Prison, where more than a century of history has left behind plenty of unsettling stories. Finally, the crew explores the Washoe Club, searching for spirits, playing hide-and-seek with a phantom playmate, and attempting to uncover why one soul might still be lingering within its walls.
Each destination brings its own mysteries, eerie atmosphere, and opportunities for the guys to discover whether they're prepared for what goes bump in the night. Four locations, countless ghost stories, and absolutely no guarantee that everyone will keep their cool.
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