History Recap / TheGhostAndMollyMcGeeS1E12NoGoodDeed

* ArtisticLicensePrison: There is no way Daryl's plan to trick the teachers into getting into prison for "team building exercises" would work in real life. Prison populations are kept under constant surveillance and any new prisoners are noted well in advance of their arrival. Three people in orange jumpsuits who randomly show up at a prison without an escort or any paperwork would never be mistaken for inmates, let alone actually let inside.

* ChekhovsGun: Darryl tried to ride in a cart using a blower which started the whole plot. Later teachers decided to use the same trick to escape from "team building grounds".

* DidntThinkThisThrough: Darryl managed to get three teachers sent to prison under the guise of it being a team building exercise. Reasoning that he's following Molly's teachings since the teachers make the kids miserable, and getting them out of the picture will make the other kids happy. But when Molly points out the flaw in his reasoning, that his thinking is tailored to only making the ''kids'' happy but not to making the ''teachers'' happy, and he hadn't considered how they might feel about being thrown in prison. Darryl is utterly astonished at the idea that [[DidYouThinkICantFeel teachers might have feelings too]].

* HopeSpot: At first, Darryl seems to understand Molly's lessons: think of others, take responsibility for others' actions, and find solutions to problems. He bakes his mother's favorite cookies, speaks politely, and lets others go first. Then it turns out that he uses Molly's lessons to justify more manipulative behavior, namely sending the three teachers that hate his guts to prison under the guise of it being a mandated team-building exercise.

* TwoTeacherSchool: Three at this case. It looks like Brighton Middle School only has three teachers and director because Darryl gets complains from all school and they're the only shown school staff. And later, after Darryl get rid of those three teachers, the school is cancelled because of the lack of the staff.

* ShoutOut: The teachers, thinking their prison cell is an escape room, spot a cracked wall hidden behind a poster and reason that's their escape route, a la TheShawshankRedemption.

* NonProtagonistResolver: The teachers escaped from prison only by themselves, without Molly, Darryl and Scratch's help.

* TwoTeacherSchool: Three at this case. It looks like Brighton Middle School only has three teachers and director because Darryl gets complains from all school and they're the only shown school staff.

* OnlyTwoTeachers: Three at this case. It looks like Brighton Middle School only has three teachers and a director because Darryl gets complains from all school and they're the only shown school staff.

* PrisonsAreGymnasiums: The teachers pretend to work out to distract the guards.

* GRatedDrug: It turns out electric currents make ghosts act "silly", as after getting shocked by an electric fence Scratch starts acting like a surly drunk.

* WhatTheHellHero: Molly tells off Darryl for using her plans to make him fool the teachers into going to prison as a team-building exercise.

* BeYourself: Daryl comes to the conclusion that since he's a HeroWithAnFInGood, he should just be this and hope for the best.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: Darryl managed to get three teachers sent to prison under the guise of it being a team building exercise. Reasoning that he's following Molly's teachings since the teachers make the kids miserable, and getting them out of the picture will make the other kids happy. But when Molly points out the flaw in his reasoning, that his thinking is tailored to only making the ''kids'' happy but not to making the ''teachers'' happy, and he hadn't considered how they might feel about being thrown in prison. Darryl is utterly astonished at the idea that [[DidYouThinkICantFeel teachers might have feelings too]]

* Didn'tThinkThisThrough: Darryl managed to get three teachers sent to prison under the guise of it being a team building exercise. Reasoning that he's following Molly's teachings since the teachers make the kids miserable, and getting them out of the picture will make the other kids happy. But when Molly points out the flaw in his reasoning, that his thinking is tailored to only making the ''kids'' happy but not to making the ''teachers'' happy, the idea completely comes out of left field for Darryl as [[DidYouThinkICantFeel he wasn't even aware teachers had feelings too]]