Unfortunately for Ike Krane, his parents had a wicked sense of humor. So, early on, he decided to embrace his challenges rather than run from them, which is how he become a ghost hunter and ended up visiting Redemption, Wisconsin. The problem-trouble seems to follow Ike just as it did his fictional predecessor. First, there's the sound of a horse galloping down the neighborhood streets at night, even though there's never a horse to be found. Then, Ike's on-again, off-again girlfriend Kat arrives with an urgent message for him. But before she can deliver it, a journalist shows up, accusing Ike of murdering Abe ... Kat's former lover. Surely, Ike can clear all of this up. Except he's disappeared. And then, the journalist is found murdered. And through it all, the sounds of endless galloping return, night after night. Things definitely aren't looking good for Ike, so it's a good thing Charlie is there to get to the bottom of why a legend has seemingly come to life.