Another trip 'After Hours' to meet the medium who claims to be able to match you up with your perfect spirit lover via his dating seances, before we drop into some late-night radio talk debating whether Haitian immigrants eat pets or raise zombies. The-Man-in-the-Pub, meanwhile, recalls that 'Hijab Halloween', when his friend claimed to have become the target of trick-or-treating suicide bombers. A top secret report reveals some disturbing facts about US executions - is the electric chair creating super-charged, revenge-seeking, zombies? We also drop in on the WKNR Evening News for a discussion of a possible trick-or-treat assassination plot against President Trump, before intrepid reporter Charles Coalshed investigates the truth behind reports that raw sewage being dumped in Britain's rivers is creating a strange - and squelchy - new lifeform.

We take another journey After Hours to discover a lost PG Wodehouse classic: 'Steady On, Jeeves'. Can Jeeves' secret photography studio in the pantry save the day for Bertie? Will the proceeds from the Drones Club nude calendar raise the funds to pay off Aunt Dahlia's gambling debts? 'Consumer Eye' looks into a dodgy sexual deviant dating app, while The-Man-in-the-Pub tries to sell his re-imagining of classic British sitcom 'On The Buses'. Is the world ready for his vision of drug dealing bus crews and drive by shootings by double-decker bus? Plus, just why was a kebab shop burned to the ground by soldiers in hazmat suits? One man recalls how one bad takeaway terrorised an entire town. Across the pond - is ICE sourcing its equipment from providers of 'adult' toys? Hear top reporter's hard-hitting in-depth investigation. Finally, join Harry and Stan as they dig up some more graveyard relics and try to restore them in 'Dead and Buried'.

We're After Hours again, where the mysterious 'Night Caller' is disturbing the sleep of people who didn't even know he was listening. Who is he? Is he really from 'Radio Midnight', the talk station that calls you? Meanwhile, Dagenham's top citizen journalist investigates strange goings-on at the local supermarket which could lead to the sound of Voodoo drums being heard all across England. The-Man-in-the-Pub declares war on street performers after an unfortunate encounter with a 'living statue', while 'Camera Obscura' is back, discussing an obscure bondage-themed beach movie. The WNKR late movie is previewed before we find out whether 'Immigrants Ate My Granny!' as political candidate claims widespread cannibalism amongst illegal immigrants.