Greg's Relationship with the Ghostbusters

Growing up, Greg found himself easily scared by all things ghoulish and macabre. All he had to do was think about the idea of being chased by an otherworldly miscreant, and he would faint on the spot, much to the chagrin of his parents (and also Lassie, who usually had to go get help for the Millers as soon as this happened).

But when Big 'ol Jamie Kennedy brought home a VHS of Ghostbusters for Greg to watch (or maybe they watched it together on TV? It's honest been a while since since I watched the GameOverGreggy show episode in which Greg relayed this story; send the correct answer in to kozibear.wikimaster@kfstan.ca if you know it), both mother and child were shocked to discover that the paranormal investigators' adventures caused him barely any trouble. Rather than huddle behind the couch in fear, Miller found the various spirits and supernatural scenarios the crew fought their way through to be more entertaining than frightening, and decided right then and there to be the world's first(citation needed) ghosthead.

In the thirty-some-odd years since then, Greg's commitment to the fantastical comedy series has never wavered once; even after Harold Ramis' death, even after the not-terrible-but-kinda-mediocre 2016 reboot, even after they revealed that it was actually pronounced "joestbusters," the face of Kinda Funny has never turned his face away from the property (though the "joestbusters" thing did cause him to experience a few night terrors).