As a new school year begins, Ethan and his pals haven't seen Sarah since her dramatic transformation into a full vampire months earlier. She finally reappears on the scene, ready to 'move ahead' with her life and her education, almost as if nothing had happened. Is it a coincidence that numerous vampires are being mysteriously attacked at the same time? The Council begins to suspect that either Ethan or Sarah is to blame, and they must clear their names if they want to survive. Meanwhile, a desperate former Dusk actor appears in town seeking publicity, and instead gets too much information about the Real Vampires of Whitechapel thanks to his number one fan, Erica.

When Ethan finally gets his learner's permit, he gets an old, rusty jalopy from a garage sale. Just his luck, it turns out the car is possessed by a bloodsucking backseat driver from beyond the grave! When the car starts attacking random people with Ethan behind the wheel, he has to figure out why, and stop it in its tracks - or forever be labeled a terrible driver. And go to prison for vehicular manslaughter!

When the town's water pressure mysteriously drops and two teens go missing – one from a pool and another from a school washroom – the gang begins to suspect something fishy's going on in Whitechapel…or is it something alligator-y? Rory confesses to flushing two baby alligators during last year's locker search at the same time that Benny flushed one of his magic potions. When Erica is attacked at the school car wash, they realize they're now battling two very angry alligators AND their evil mutant mega spawn. And the citizens of Whitechaple are about to be the gators' next meal!

When Whitechapel High first put on a production of The Rainbow Factory, the star was tragically crushed on stage in a prank gone wrong. Twenty-five years later, the play is back, and Ethan and the gang have to handle a ghost with a thirst for revenge. Controlling Erica through a haunted dressing room mirror, the spiteful spirit attempts to bring the house down on opening night.

During the annual cookie drive for Jane's youth troop, a creepy, otherworldly Troop Leader conspires to rid the town of all adults, and lure the kids to its Eternal Playground. With all the grownups gone, Ethan and the gang have to take charge and stop the beast before Jane is lost forever, and the vampires – especially Sarah and Erica – get hungry enough to start preying on the young...

If a mummy following Benny home from a museum isn't bad enough, what about the mummy being revived as 'Hottie Ho Tep', a suave Egyptian prince, who shows up at school to charm Sarah? Ethan and Benny have no choice but to let the crush play itself out while they devise a plan to get Mr. Bandages back into his sarcophagus. But things take a twist when they realize the newly resurrected 'Hottie' plans to take Sarah back with him to the underworld. And there's no return ticket!

After Ethan, Benny and Sarah all boast about being able to handle their adventures on their own, Benny's Grandma sits them down for a serious talking-to. Something dark and sinister is on the horizon, and to handle it, they'll have to work together as a team. After they brush off Grandma's 'old school' advice, each of them wakes up alone - trapped in their own universe, with only their fears to keep them company. They have to devise a strategy together to break free, and most importantly, escape the fearsome hooded figure watching them from the shadows.

Ethan and Benny discover that a local singing sensation may have a voice like an angel, but in reality she's a Siren - a mythical creature whose song brings out the self-destructive worst in anyone who hears it. They have to team up with Sarah, Erica and DJ Rory Megabat to form a band, and blow her off the stage at the school talent show.

The school hockey team has a new star player. His name is Boltz and he has the strongest arms, legs and hands in the league. Unfortunately, it turns out they were all stolen from different people. It's just Sarah's luck that the Vampire Council suspects her of stealing those body parts for her next meal. She's going to be in big trouble if she can't find the real grave robber and prove that she isn't craving rotting corpse blood! Meanwhile, this Frankenstein-jock only needs one more body part to make him the greatest hockey player of all time: Ethan's brain!

Ethan's nerd-fest Halloween party takes a turn for the dangerous when Rory's magical mask transforms guests into the real-life versions of their costumes. Ethan, Benny and Sarah have until midnight to reverse the spell, or the transformations will be permanent. Sounds easy enough... until they realize that their party guests now include an insane supercomputer, a gorilla, a half-dolphin ninja, and Erica - who just wants peace and quiet to practice a 'traditional' True Vampire Halloween. Oh… and Ethan's Mom comes home early from her own party, with a witch costume that's very convincing…

The Vampire Council has been raided, and the intruder is looking for something called the Lucifractor. But Ethan has more important things to worry about - his first date with Sarah! Lucky for him, Benny and Rory step up to handle the vampire adventuring on their own, while Ethan plans the perfect dinner with the girl of his dreams. But their evening is interrupted by a blast from Sarah's romantic past and Ethan learns the terrible history of the Lucifractor - a fearsome weapon that could wipe out every vampire in Whitechapel. The good news? Benny and Rory are on it. The bad news? It's Benny and Rory...

While trying to recover the fearsome Lucifractor, Ethan and Benny learn the truth about what - and whom - they're up against. Ethan must face his worst fears - literally - and his only hope is to trust in his connection to his friends, and harness his growing psychic abilities. With the lives of every vampire in town at risk, the Council flees - taking a few unexpected guests along for the ride, and Ethan must ask an old friend, and an even older enemy, to return and lend a hand. The battle is on to take control of Whitechapel, and – fangs or not – nobody is safe.