 Because of her burgeoning family, Carla is looking to move from her apartment and buy a house. Cliff mentions to her that he has noticed a nice and quite inexpensive house in a nice neighborhood on his postal route. Although she is somewhat skeptical especially since the tip was given by Cliff, the gang talk her into at least going to take a look at it. She is enamored with the house, and quickly buys it. It is then that Norm finds out that the house was built atop an old prison grave, with legend being that the spirits in the grave will haunt any person who decides to live on that property. They are reluctant to tell superstitious Carla. They as a collective are even creeped out by the story. But they do decide to tell Carla. Once they do, Carla balks at the idea of the house being haunted. This balking however is masking a deep seated fear of the house. They talk her into spending at least one night in the house, which should exorcise any demons living there, or at least allay any fears she might have about the house. She agrees. On that night, Cliff and Norm drop by the house to provide some comfort to her. Norm doesn t stick it out long as Vera calls him home, for which he is grateful since he doesn t have a good feeling about the house. However Cliff and Carla make it through the night in the house without incident. Carla is relieved as in her mind the curse of the house is broken. Just then, the house starts to shake, a loud noise rumbles and a bright light shines through the front window. Carla is sure that it s the spirits out to get her. As it subsides within about ten seconds, Cliff determines that it isn t deadly spirits but rather a jumbo jet: the house is located at the end of an airport runway. That s probably why the house was so cheap. Instead of being angry, Carla is relieved that it isn t deadly spirits. She s finally home.