Message #180635

[Robey]

Wedding Bell Blues    A cue stick that bestows unbeatable pool skills to its owner after it is used to kill someone.    With help from Johnny Ventura, Micki hunts down a magic pool cue that's amazing skills come at a deadly price.    First appearance of Johnny Ventura and the first time he is arrested for suspicion of murder. Also, one of the few times an object's owner didn't know of the curse. A pair of cursed snow shoes is also mentioned.
The Maestro    A Victorian symphonia (music box) that gradually gives new choreographic material to its owner, but kills the dancers in the process (only if the dancer(s) place a hand on it and say "I dedicate my body and soul to the dance").    Jack's niece is connected to a choreographer whose ballets bring death to the dancers.    Only appearance and death of Gracie, Jack's niece.
The Shaman’s Apprentice    A Native American shaman rattle that can cure any disease, but only after it has been used to kill.    A Native American doctor uses a healing rattle to cure terminally ill patients by killing those who spurn his talent.    Although the rattle is said to be returned to its sacred cave, it can be seen on a shelf in the vault during a panning shot at the end of the "Jack-In-The-Box" (season 3) episode.
The Prisoner    A Japanese kamikaze pilot jacket that renders the wearer invisible for around 6 hours when smeared with fresh blood.    Johnny is arrested for the murder of his father who was really killed by a convict who can become invisible.    Second appearance of Johnny Ventura, the second time he is arrested for suspicion of murder, and also features his father (Vince)’s death.
Coven of Darkness    A witch's ladder that greatly augments the user’s magical powers. Also, a sculpting tool that creates victims’ likenesses from clay.    Uncle Lewis' old witches coven wants a powerful witch's ladder that will enhance their powers and they hex Ryan to get it for them.    Ryan is bewitched in this episode.