S1, E5: This fifth episode explores the British obsession with the seaside - perhaps this has got something to do with the fact there are 20,000 miles of it around the country! Griff kicks off in Scarborough, Britain's oldest seaside town. His challenge - emblazoned on a deck chair - is to hunt a vampire! Not that surprising given that Count Dracula's creator Bram Stoker wrote his famous book just twenty miles up the coast in Whitby. Griff begins his hunt by visiting the biggest collection of antique fairground rides in the country - including a ghost train, but alas no vampires! A lift in a hearse brings him to the eerie Raven Hall Hotel in Ravenscar where Bram Stoker is rumoured to have stayed whilst writing Dracula. With the help of a medium, Griff searches the hotel for Stoker's spirit - but runs up against a brick wall - quite literally! Further up the coast, Griff runs across a colony of grey seals; he thumbs a lift from an ice cream van where, in an inspired moment of invention, he creates the Count Dracula ice cream; and finally he joins a lobster boat, almost losing a thumb before arriving in Whitby harbour - just as Count Dracula supposedly did more than a century ago. Everyone knows vampires are a creation of the human imagination, but just to make sure Griff waits for darkness to fall before traipsing up the 199 steps to investigate St Mary's eerie churchyard!