'Scream Queens' season 2 episode 4 spoilers: Chanel tries to make contact with her dead groom with help of a medium

Chanel Oberlin (Emma Roberts) might still be sad and blue, but she will have a different way of dealing with her grief after losing her groom in the next episode of "Scream Queens" season 2.

In the previous episode, the billionaire playboy Chad Radwell (Glen Powell) surprised Chanel with a marriage proposal to prove that she will pick him over her new beau, Dr. Brock Holt (John Stamos). Chanel promptly said yes, and she began planning her wedding in a short span of time.

But the supposed romantic event turned into a disaster after Chad ended up dead on their wedding day.

For the upcoming episode titled "Halloween Blues," Chanel will try to communicate with her late groom with the help of a medium.

The episode will also show that Dean Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Denise (Niecy Nash) plot to capture the new serial killer called The Green Meanie by luring him in the hospital through a Halloween party. Hester (Lea Michele) will also prove that she can play an important role in finding out who the new killer is because of all the information that she could contribute to catching him.

According to the synopsis for the upcoming episode shared by CarterMatt, "After the latest attack by The Green Meanie leaves everyone shocked and saddened, Dean Munsch and Denise, along with Hester, devise a plan to catch the killer by throwing a Halloween party in the hospital. Meanwhile, Chanel celebrates a different kind of Chanel-O-Ween and attempts to make contact with the killer's latest victim from beyond the grave. Once the party begins, an outbreak surprises the hospital, leading Brock and Cassidy (Taylor Lautner) to jump into action, and another victim falls."

Also, Chanel will deal with her unexpected skin condition by incorporating it in her Halloween costume in the show's upcoming episode.

"Scream Queens" season 2 episode 4 will air on Fox on Tuesday, Oct. 18.

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