Who you gonna call?

If there's something strange in your melting room, who you gonna call? If there's something weird, and it don't look good, who you gonna call?

If a creature from another plane of existence is causing you problems because it is trapped in your molten metal, you might want to try the Ghostbusters because they have experience with that sort of thing--the cartoon versions of the Ghostbusters do at least.

In the 1980s cartoon series, "The Real Ghostbusters," which was based on the 1984 movie, "Ghostbusters," and was created by the movie's stars, Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, one episode features the team of odd-ball scientists making a trip to a New York City metalcasting facility. In "Lost and Foundry," the team of Peter Venkman, Raymond Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddmore trap a ghost in a steel metalcasting facility. While trying to elude the scientists, the ghost fails into a ladle full of molten steel and is poured into several different molds.

The result is mass chaos when every casting made from the heat of steel springs to life and attempts to reunite, leaving the Ghostbusters searching for a way to separate the ghost from the various steel castings long enough to trap it.