Growing Up Creepie/Recap/S1/E24/Home is Where the Haunt Is

In one day in Dweezwold, it was insanely crowded due to the current pupae hatching rate was huge. This was bought up at the family table and then her parents, both Caroleena and Vinnie, decided to sell the mansion. Creepie and her brothers protested the idea, since they lived in the mansion ever since they were "paupae."

The next day, Chris-Alice, came to visit Creepie to bid her farewell, while on her way to a contest, while and Budge that her family will be moving after Chris-Alice's Mom, Bunny Hollyruler, sells Dweezwold. Budge even asked Creepie, "Who would want to buy Dweezwold?" Since people think that Creepie's home is haunted, that gave Creepie an idea.

At exactly twelve PM arrived, Creepie's parents left to search for a new house to move into. Bunny arrived with the first set of buyers, the Winderbottoms, when Mrs. Hollyruller was giving a tour, Creepie, Budge, and the insect family sprang into action of scaring the couple away. But Bunny keeps bringing in the potential "right type of buyers." Until, the Timpsons came and Bunny gave them a brief tour, it turns out that the goth couple loves the mansion, and they agree to buy it. Much to Creepie's displeasure.

Tropes used in Growing Up Creepie/Recap/S1/E24/Home is Where the Haunt Is include:

• Achilles' Heel: Turns out that {{spoiler|the Timpsons do something that they feared, it's the cutesy, happy, and bright, such as the remodeled Dweezwold Mansion.
• Exploding Closet: Creepie opens her closet door and encounters an avalanche of larvae, pupae, and baby insects.
  • She was somehow able to fish out her backpack.
• Pun-Based Title: Based on the phrase, "Home is where the heart is."
• The Stinger: When the Timpsons returned to the Middlington Graveyard, they are shown to be ghosts that are currently living in a crypt and are still searching for a good home.
• Undying Loyalty: Chris-Alice told Creepie that she'll still be best friends...Even though the goth girl and her family moved to a different state.

"We'll always be BBFs!"

"Brazilian Fruit Flies?"

"No, 'Best Friends Forever!"