This action-packed issue begins with the soon-to-be-classic Eno and Plum adventure, "The Haunted Shirt," in which Plum's cool thrift-store shirt turns out to be haunted by the meddlesome girl who died in it, a '70s disco queen with a taste for coke and casual sex. Next comes a sketch for a new sitcom, "Halfway Home," about the hilarious antics of the newly paroled residents of a halfway house. Finally, dig Plum's dad, Seymour Riverpeace, as he goes on the warpath to stop his favorite '60s anthem, "Inna Gadda Daveeda," from being used in a pantyliner commercial.