Stinkie: Smell-o-gram.
Kat: In two years I have been to nine different schools, eaten in nine cafeterias. I can't even remember anyone's name.
Kat: Drop dead.
Stretch: Too late.
Casper: God, I'd kill for a pinky.
Casper on Screen: I told you I was a good dancer. Can I keep you?
Kat: Casper?
Kat: I can see right through you.
Casper: Yeah, kind of happens when you haven't got any skin.
Casper: All I want's a friend.
Amelia Harvey: James, I know you have been searching for me, but there's something you must understand. You and Kat loved me so well when I was alive that I have no unfinished business, please don't let me be yours.
Stinkie: Scream or sugar?
Dr. Harvey: Honey, I think it's time that we sat down and had a little talk.
Kat: It's a little late for that, Dad.
Dr. Harvey: How late?
Kat: Oh, don't worry, not that late.
Fatso: I feel like Oprah on hiatus.
Stretch: You look like Oprah on hiatus.
Answer: It was not Casper (now a ghost of 12 yr old boy) who wrote there was a hidden treasure at Whipstaff Manor. It was Casper's father, Mr. Mcfadden. The treasure in the box is an autographed baseball which used to belong to Casper, before he got sick and died. Mr. McFadden missed his young son Casper, so he invented a machine that can bring a ghost back to life. He considered Casper's baseball a treasure, because to him it is the greatest treasure there is - the baseball that belonged to his 12 yr old son before he died.
Super Grover ★