Drop Dead Weird

It seems everyone at the B&B is under the spell of visiting travel blogger Savannah Lee - except Frankie.

When Dermot believes that Lulu is homesick, he decides to throw her a surprise Australian-themed party in the B&B.

Lulu takes a day off, leaving Frankie and Bruce in charge of running the B&B and looking after their zombie parents.

Thanks to a curious lump of wood Grandad brings home, everyone dreams the same dream- the kids are zombies and the parents are humans again.

When Lulu throws a love letter in a bottle out to sea. She never expects it to be found by the person she has written it to, Dermot. Let alone have to explain it to him.

When Grandad's Pen Pal comes to visit and he wants to show off his family, Lulu and Bruce have their hands full trying to keep Mum and Dad's zombieness a secret while Frankie is away at science camp.

When a mysterious guest checks in and demands to meet Mum and Dad, Lulu is forced to go to extremes to keep their family secret.

The arrival of a health inspector sends the Champs into panic mode.

When Frankie is offered a place in a school for geniuses, the kids do their best to try and get her through the required parental interview.

A zombie party is a perfect excuse for Mum and Dad to appear normal and spend time with the whole family.

Everyone in Tubbershandy must pull together to make it through a record-breaking storm.

Mum accidentally leaves her head at Tubbershandy Secondary School.

It's Halloween- the one night of the year that your zombie parents can mingle with (as opposed to munch-on) the locals.

The jig is nearly up, when Irish dancing is on the programme.

When fluff gains the ability to speak, Bruce finally achieves viral success, only to see Bunni move in and steal the limelight.

Magic tricks and mummies haunt Lulu's date from Hell.

When bunni produces a deed of title stating that the B&B belongs to the Shanahans the Champs must rush to find a letter, which proves otherwise.

When Frankie tries to prove scientifically, that zombies exist, she learns that being right, and doing right, are not always the same thing.

The kids feel trapped when Grandad starts acting strangely...

Tubbershandy thrills at a visit from Doreen Desmond - who plays TV detective Trickrider.

Lulu, gets a chance to be the cool one for the first time since coming to Tubbershandy when a famous actress wants to put Mum in her zombie film. But she realises in the end that her family need her to be Lulu, and that's okay.

Lulu's the candidate for change in the school election, but will it be enough to change Mum and Dad back to normal?

It's Tubbershandy Pirate Day and a Pirate Ghost is on the loose.