How well do you know Extreme Ghostbusters?

No tricks here! Achira is the only entity the Extreme Ghostbusters deal with in their debut, 'Darkness at Noon', and they successfully trap her in the closing stages of Part 2.

Eduardo suggests that Kylie's fear of maggots is symbolic of a fear of death. Kylie refutes this claim in no uncertain terms. Maggots creep her out, okay? Eduardo actually is afraid of death while the owner of the nightclub premises, Mr Swank, introduces us to the premise of the episode with his fear of heights.

Tenebrach appears in 'The Unseen' and, well, takes your eyes if you see the Orb of Moldova. Gu-Mo from 'Eyes of a Dragon' takes bones. The electricity-sucking demons in 'Mole People' also suck souls. The water-inhabiting demon in 'Dry Spell' absorbs bodily fluids as a by-product of your life essence.

We meet Kevin Rivera in 'Rage', along with his parents, Carl (or Carlos) and Beth. I don't want to explain the other three options just yet...

RGB fans will remember the episode 'The Grundel', and EGB fans will remember the reference to this in 'Grundelesque'. According to Egon in 'Slimer's Sacrifice', Surt was trapped by the original Ghostbusters, but this was not shown in an RGB episode.

Green and blue can sometimes be subjective. Roland's Mustang, however, is surely blue enough to avoid that grey - er, that is - aquamarine area.

Eduardo has his brother and nephew, Carl and Kevin, as mentioned in Question 4. Roland also has a brother, the young and mischievous Casey, who appears in 'Grundelesque' (and was given in Question 4 as an incorrect option). If you don't count Achira's disguise, Kylie's late (great-)Grandma Rose, appears in photographs in 'Darkness at Noon, Part 1' and 'Be Careful What You Wish For', and again in the latter as a visual memory in Duophanes's wishing suitcase. As a little extra trivia point, Garrett, as well as having no family appear in the show, is also the only Extreme Ghostbuster whose home we never get to visit.

Janine knows that it's a placebo Egon has given Garrett to remove his 'bad luck jinx' from which the Leprachaun. Raspberry soda is her guess, to which Egon replies, 'Grape.'

Leonard's surname is used by himself, Egon and potential sketch show character 'tactless mover'. It's definitely Bates.

Egon has the dream, but it doesn't seem to worry him, as he realises that he's dreaming as soon as Morpheus points out his nakedness. In 'Fear Itself', Garrett says to Eduardo, 'I see you as a fear-of-being-naked-in-public kind of guy.' As we know, this proves to be incorrect.

Spence introduces Trey and Charlie to Garrett in this episode; all three, it turns out, wear 'the true face of a monster' and Spence is no longer Garrett's friend by the end of the episode. Chip is the name of the football stud in 'Witchy Woman'.

Wanda, Celine and Bess form the witchy trio whom we meet at the beginning of the episode. Towards the end, they trick Eduardo into completing their circle. Tina is the original trio's first victim (and girlfriend of Chip from the previous question).

Lotan and Macrob's parallels with Moby Dick and Captain Ahab are only explicitly mentioned in the title of the episode. Luko is the techno-demon who makes Roland build 'The Infernal Machine' in the episode of the same name. Kuja is the benevolent forest demon that Kylie chooses to believe is responsible for the trouble in 'Seeds of Destruction'; in fact, it turns out to be the malavolent Shanbahac.

At the end of the episode, Garrett resentfully reads out Kline's description of him: 'the loud-mouth guy in the wheelchair'. It parodies and contrasts how he earlier described himself in his own story, as quoted by Eduardo: 'the handsome guy in the wheelchair'.

In 'Casting the Runes', Egon concludes Roland's explanation of what they're planning for Kahlil's messenger demon as follows: 'And then, as Venkman used to say, we zap him and trap him.' In 'The Sphinx', when Egon is feeling particularly frazzled (he's now stuck in a lift, on top of being frustrated by getting old) he calls Garrett 'Ray' in a fit of anger. Outside 'Back in the Saddle', Winston is only mentioned as one of the four who trapped the Grundel: 'Peter, Ray, Winston and I...' You don't need me to explain about Egon.

'Darkness at Noon, Part 1':

Kylie: So why are you taking this class, Mr Half-a-Brain-Call?

Eduardo: The name's Eduardo. And I'm taking it because it's what's known as an Easy A.

LATER THAT SCENE:

Eduardo: I'll tell you one thing, babe: this is no Easy A.

Kylie: The name's Kylie.

THE FOLLOWING SCENE:

Janine: Don't mind him, Roland, you're very conscientious behind the wheel.

'The True Face of a Monster' i.e. TWO EPISODES LATER:

Spence: Guys, meet Garrett.

In 'Fear Itself', Garrett answers the phone with the phrase, 'Extreme Ghosbusters - we ain't afraid o' no ghost.' In 'Ghost Apocalyptic Future', Eduardo rubs salt into the wound of Garrett's erasure from history by saying, 'Uh-oh! Somebody didn't make the Extreme Ghostbuster Hall of Fame!'

Kylie asks Jeremy his name as part of trying to appear as one of three driving examiners when she, Roland and Garrett all pile into his car in order to follow their own, possessed vehicle. They then abandon Jeremy in his car with no licence and no qualified driver to help him out.

Frankie mentions the name PS52, when explaining to the ghost-house-old-lady that he and his brother are selling candy to raise money for 'new computer equipment for our school'. We also see the name written on the chocolate bar later discovered in the house by Eduardo.

While all the Ghostbusters' first and surnames can be heard on occasion, most memorably in 'Grease' and 'Ghost Apocalyptic Future', even first names are almost never seen written down. In 'Be Careful What You Wish For', Eduardo in Pagan's body spells out his first name in Scrabble letters. Only Garrett's name appears in full, on the business card he hands Agent Stone in 'Grease' (along with the phrase 'Extreme Ghostbusters', as an addendum to the information accompanying Question 17).