Jennifer Slept Here

The Elliot family move into the home that movie star Jennifer Farrell lived in. Only Jennifer Farrell is still in the home, only she is a ghost, and is only seen by the teenage son Joey Elliot. Tonight, she works on trying to get him to like it in Los Angeles instead of spending all his time pining for New York and the girl he left behind. John P. Navin Jr. is the rather presumptuous moniker for the kid who plays Joey.

Jennifer is happy with the movie script for a movie based on her life The Jennifer Farrell Story until she finds out that the actress playing her in the movie is her rival.

Marc and Joey fight over the affections of a pretty girl...but it's their tickets to a concert she's interested in, not them. Thanks to tvobscurities at the Sitcoms Online forum for supplying this synposis.

Joey convinces Jennifer to scare the Fanucci twins by making things move around...all he has to do is hold a seance to get in touch with Jennifer's mother. Thanks to tvobscurities at the Sitcoms Online forum for supplying this synposis.

While going through some items left in the house, George finds an nude picture of Jennifer, taken back before she was an star. Delighted with his find, George intends to put it up for auction, and invites Monty Hall to be the auctioneer. Jennifer is shaken by the discovery, and pleads with Joey to stop the auction, and keep the picture away from the public eye. Joey finds a unique solution to the problem by substituting the picture with another nude of Jennifer... taken when she was just a baby!

Jennifer loses her powers and can't walk through walls.

Jennifer intends to use her newfound power to take over other people's bodies as a way to make the moves on an old flame...using Susan's body. Thanks to tvobscurities at the Sitcoms Online forum for supplying this synposis.

After Jennifer helps him take out a bully Joey moves in on the bully's terrority to become head honcho...and is now saddled with his own gang, the bully's ex-girlfriend, and a giant ego. Thanks to tvobscurities at the Sitcoms Online forum for supplying this synposis.