First things first…Paul Anthony has a very nice summary of the location and background history which can be found about 2/3's of the way down of this thread:

http://www.skepticalviewer.com/forums/ghost-adventures/ready-for-the-new-lockdown/page-1/post-5589/#p5589

Now…the nice and shiny spankin' brand new premiere…

Words have not been invented or dreamt of that can possibly describe what transpired in this episode.  No, wait…I can think of four…"a work of art."  Now, before we quibble over the varying degrees of greatness…let me first present…

Exhibit A- The Possession of Zac:  Superman had his kryptonite.  Curt Cobain had Courtney Love.  Zac…has the spirit of Anna Corbin.  Yes, the mighty Zac had fallen prey to the astral powers of Anna.  Never since the invention of the camera has such a half-assed performance of a possession taken place on film.  It was so incredibly bad that it became awe-inspiring.  We just couldn't believe what we were watching.  It was literally painful to watch.  And the best part…it just kept going…kind of…in that half-assed way mentioned before.  Simply…wow! 

Exhibit B- Ghostly Cooking:  As usual, many "unexplained" noises were heard.  My favorite?  A sound of "sizzling" was heard.  Which in turn, prompted Zac to theorize out loud…"Was that the sound of Anna cooking something?"  Yes.  Yes it was.  Anna can't possess someone on an empty stomach.

Exhibit C- Unfinished Business:  At the end of the show, Zac was speaking to a lady about returning to the school because he was angry about being possessed.  He stated that the reason that he wanted to come back could be said in two words; unfinished business.  I can see that.  Obviously over-joyed with his possession, with only 3 days of acting school under his belt…if he adds just a couple of more days of acting classes…what a sweet possession that would be…

It was everything that I expected and so much more.  Strap in tight, folks!  This season is shooting for "hawesomeness"…and they already hit a bulls-eye! 

blinddog50 said:

One entertaining scene was when Nick said he was scared in a normal tone of voice.
Zak then proceeded to scream at Nick, " Don't tell them you're scared, Don't tell them you're scared".
If they didn't hear Nick, I'm sure they heard Zak.

Learjet, like you, I didn't see a damn thing.

Let me add one other thing.
Did you happen to notice, in the cemetery, that the wooden headstones were in surprisingly good shape for being as old as they are?

The "don't tell them you're scared" part was excellent.  And really…I am unclear as to why.  If the premise is that you shouldn't let the "spirits" know that you are scared because they may harm you in some way…well…if they actually did harm you in this frightened state, wouldn't that constitute evidence?  You know, kind of like the reason as to why you're actually there in the first place?

And…if we stay with this premise, of ghosts harming those who are scared, then isn't shouting out loud several times that someone is afraid the equivalent of ringing a dinner bell and yelling "Come and get it!"?

As for the mist…yeah, I didn't see it either.

I noticed the wooden headstones being in excellent shape too.  Almost as if they were relatively new.  Maybe the wood is being protected by something…from the beyond…

Revenant said:

The "don't tell them you're scared" part was excellent.  And really…I am unclear as to why.

Ah you see evil spirits feed on fear, so if you're scared enough they will posses your body and have their wicked way with it, requiring you to have an exorcism paranormal state style, and no one would want that.