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Frankie Ripp is living her best life with her family and boyfriend. That is, until she accidentally falls down a manhole and passes away. She is sent to the Underworld where she is greeted by Pretty, a cheerful receptionist in the Underworld. His colleague, Scary is a moody exit usher who hands people a key and watches their fate. Confused, Frankie rings a bell and the Grim Reaper herself appears. The Grim Reaper admits that Frankie is not actually supposed to be in the Underworld due to a mishap. She allows Frankie to return to life, as long as Pretty and Scary are her Underworld guardians. Frankie returns home, with her parents and younger brother, Remy overjoyed to see her back to life. The next day, Frankie goes back to school, along with Pretty and Scary enrolling as foreign exchange students. To her dismay, Frankie finds out that her boyfriend, Dio started dating her former best friend, Layla after she died. At lunch, Frankie accidentally spills a milkshake on herself, causing her to stress out. The stress ultimately causes her newly discovered wind powers to kick in. The wind stops once her new friend, Nyx tells everyone to get over it. After school, a package with the initials "GR" is addressed to Frankie, which Remy takes a look at. It turns out to be an Underworld contract from the Grim Reaper. Remy tells Frankie that the contract says she needs to complete a series of tasks for the Grim Reaper if she wants to stay alive. The Grim Reaper appears in her mirror, but does not explain the tasks just yet, telling her they will get there "all in due time."

Guest stars: Napiera Groves Boykin as Mrs. Ripp, Shawn Carter Peterson as Mr. Ripp, Siobhan Murphy as Grim Reaper, Dennis Cockrum as Theodore

Weeks after coming back to life, Frankie still feels like everyone views her differently. Her parents see this and want to throw her a "welcome back" surprise party, which Pretty accidentally spoils. Frankie agrees to the idea because it would be a great way to reconnect with her friends, especially Layla. Earlier in the day, Frankie gave Layla a chocolate chip muffin, which she declines because her favorite flavor is actually lemon poppy seed. At the party, Frankie gives a speech and her wind powers start to kick in, causing the cake that Mrs. Ripp made, to fly out of her hand and into the air. Frankie attempts to catch the cake, until Scary uses her powers to freeze time, resulting in Frankie falling to the ground. With his healing powers, Pretty heals Frankie's bruise that she got after she fell. After time unfreezes, Frankie catches the cake and quickly finishes her speech. Shortly after that, Layla reveals that she only came to the party because Mrs. Ripp called her mother. The two girls go outside and talk on the porch. It turns out that Layla just needed time to figure things out because she felt guilty and everything just became confusing after Frankie came back from the dead. Nyx hands Remy and Carson a stack of cash, telling them that an anonymous donor offered to purchase all of their S.W.E.A.T.I. merchandise at full price. Later, Nyx finds Frankie alone in the backyard and she still wishes everything could go back to normal. Nyx reassures her that things got way more interesting ever since she came back from the dead, which makes Frankie feel a lot better. At the end, Erlic puts on a S.W.E.A.T.I. beanie, revealing that he was the anonymous donor.

Guest stars: Napiera Groves Boykin as Mrs. Ripp, Dennis Cockrum as Theodore, Jackson Dollinger as Dio, Adora Sheikh as Layla, Tristan Michael Brown as Carson, Finn Carr as Brian

Guest stars: Napiera Groves Boykin as Mrs. Ripp, Shawn Carter Peterson as Mr. Ripp, Siobhan Murphy as Grim Reaper, Tristan Michael Brown as Carson, Finn Carr as Brian, Christopher Darga as Mr. Aston, Yuvi Hecht as Erlic

The kids are in Frankie's room recapping what they know about Theodore Snickering. Remy and Erlic make a copy of Theodore's conspiracy board, which contains pictures of all the kids' faces on it. Frankie is mad that the Grim Reaper never told her about any of this. She calls for Grim on various reflective surfaces. Mr. Ripp hears her talking to these objects and is concerned. Grim eventually appears on the toaster and tells her she will figure everything out. She tells Frankie that if they succeed at getting Theodore back to the Underworld, then Pretty and Scary will return to the Underworld. Mr. Ripp tells Mrs. Ripp about what he saw and she said she saw Frankie talking to herself in the mirror. They both think it's a phase. Christine appears in Theodore's mirror and gives him an orb that takes away Grim's powers. The kids reconvene in the backyard and they need to break the talisman into multiple pieces to split between everyone. Nyx and Remy are struggling breaking the stone, so Frankie uses her lightning powers to break it apart, revealing her powers to Erlic. They make bracelets with the stone from everyone for when they go to the Snickering mansion to protect themselves from Theodore's mind control powers. Theodore uncovers his mirror and calls for Grim. She comes out to try and take the Book of Souls page from him and tries to zap him back to the Underworld. Her powers don't work, due to Theodore having the orb that drains her powers and she freezes. Frankie and the kids go into the Snickering mansion to look for the Book of Souls page, but they have no luck. Frankie finds it weird that Theodore has a mirror, since he doesn't use reflective surfaces. Remy uncovers a frozen Grim Reaper, who he thinks is a statue until the other kids yell out her name. Mr. and Mrs. Ripp start snooping in Frankie's room to look for clues and they come across the Underworld contract in her drawer. The kids confront Theodore for everything he's been doing in this town. Theodore attempts to use his mind control power, but fails since they all have matching talismans. Scary and Pretty attempt to use their powers to unfreeze Grim, but fail. Frankie, Pretty, and Scary all work together and focus all their thoughts and energies on Grim. This causes an earthquake that causes the orb to fall out of Theodore's hands and it unfreezes Grim. Mrs. Ripp reads the part in the contract that says if Frankie doesn't complete a series of tasks for the Grim Reaper, she'll be sent back to the Underworld. She remembers that Frankie was going to Erlic's house and thinks she's in trouble and rushes over there with Mr. Ripp. Grim thanks the kids for saving her and asks them to clear the room, so that Theodore can be sent back to the Underworld. The kids go to the porch and find Mr. and Mrs. Ripp there. They admit that they found the Underworld contract when they were snooping in her room. Mrs. Ripp wants to give the Grim Reaper a piece of her mind, but Frankie tells her that the contract doesn't matter anymore since she's completed all the tasks. Erlic says one final goodbye to his great-grandfather. When Grim isn't looking, Theodore places Erlic's hand on her. This results in Erlic being sent to the Underworld instead of Theodore. Frankie, Pretty, and Scary come home and Frankie decides to ask Grim for more tasks so Pretty and Scary can stay with her. When Frankie calls for Grim in her mirror, Christine appears instead, telling her that getting Erlic back is between Grim and the Underworld council. The kids agree that they need to solve this mishap themselves and with S.W.E.A.T.I.'s help.

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