Trey Gerrald

Unable to go into her Light, Sue believes that her mysterious unfinished business might be getting closure from an ex-boyfriend (Andy Ridings) who blew her off years ago. Though he knows the truth (that Sue is still a ghost because he's keeping one of her fingers) Pac reluctantly helps Sue reconnect with her handsome, successful ex. Meanwhile, Camomile struggles with her new paranormal reality show "Midtown Manhattan Medium" when actual ghosts start messing with her set. In an effort to blackmail Pac into working for her, she sends her boyfriend, Matthew Biscotti (the new lead of TV's "Felonies and Misdemeanors") to go dig up dirt on Pac.

When the head of the network gets the idea to make Pac into Camomile's on-camera sidekick, Camomile brings Pac to her flamboyant hairstylist, Giuseppe Monamocce (Danny DeVito), for a makeover. At the salon, Pac discovers the ghosts of a 1970's suicide cult who are looking for their leader, Father Daddy, who never actually committed suicide... so that he may finally kill himself and lead them to boundless joy and inclusion on the dark side of Pluto. As Pac juggles the reality show with his ghost case and his personal life, Pac finds it harder and harder to keep lying to Sue.

A thunderstorm power outage plunges Litchfield into darkness as Vee and Red’s crews prepare for battle.

A group of inmates starts publishing a prison newsletter. Business booms for Vee and her girls, but is everyone on board? Gloria and Red come to a mutual understanding.