Season 8

Featuring Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (1920, B/W)

When Luna disappears in a time machine, Penny Dreadful, Garou and Dr. Manfred Von Bulow assume she will become forever lost in time and space. The trio decides to pursue their mad friend across the decades with an ancient occult object called the Chronos Talisman. They follow Luna to 1886 and encounter Dr. Jekyll -- and the unthinkable occurs!

Featuring The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923, B/W)

Using the Chronos Talisman, Penny and Garou travel back to the 15th century - to when Luna has been jailed by a notorious witch judge and his hunchbacked assistant. When Penny and Garou attempt to free Luna, they are also captured. However, the repercussions of time travel lead to unexpected surprises for all of them.

Featuring Metropolis (1923, B/W)

Penny, Garou and Von Bulow continue their search for Luna, who has traveled far into the future. Garou is revered as a savior in this time period; the locals welcome and pamper him. But the werewolf soon learns that he is expected to save this society from a rampaging mechanical nightmare – The Garobot!

Featuring The Phantom of the Opera (1925, BW)

When Penny, Von Bulow and Garou bring the Chronos Talisman into the Retardis, a “time malfunction” catapults them backwards in time and space into...HORROR HIGH SCHOOL! Luna goes missing (again!) and the trio try to find her as they begin regressing back into their high school selves. Being a teenager can be soooo laaaame.

Featuring The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920, B/W)

Penny Dreadful's "internal clock" is all out of whack following her wild journey through time. She concocts a sleeping draught to help her get some rest, but accidentally drinks the potion in its concentrated form. She falls into a German Expressionistic dream from which she may never awaken!

Featuring Nosferatu (1922, B/W)

Penny, Garou and Von Bulow visit the monsters at "Count Orlok's Nightmare Gallery" in Salem, Massachusetts. This episode features a special interview with James Lurgio, proprietor of the attraction, as well as a jaunt to the Coven Café.

Featuring The Inspector General (1949, Color)

Penny Dreadful receives a letter informing her that ‘Shilling Shockers’ has seen better days. This notion is reinforced when Luna accidentally delivers the delightful musical comedy “The Inspector General” instead of the blood-chilling Vincent Price film “The Witchfinder General.” Fearing the worst, Penny desperately tries to keep the show from “jumping the shark.”