miniskirt at work. In 1987, Janine owns a red Volkswagen Beetle convertible, which is severely damaged after being loaned to the Ghostbusters in "Beneath These Streets". In "Baby Spookums", she has a yellow Renault 5 Le Car, although it is not known if this is a loaner/rental or her own car; in later instances, she owns a pink Beetle convertible. On numerous occasions, Janine has taken up a proton pack, and usually a jumpsuit, to help the Ghostbusters in episodes including "Janine's Genie", "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me a Dream", "Janine’s Day Off", "Janine Melnitz, Ghostbuster", and "Jailbusters". However, her jumpsuit color has never been consistent. For example, in "Janine's Genie", it is brownish-orange, similar to Venkman's but lighter. In "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me a Dream", it is a very pale pink, nearly white. In "Janine’s Day Off", she does not wear a jumpsuit at all, just a proton pack. In the episode "Janine Melnitz, Ghostbuster", she borrows one of Peter Venkman's uniforms, and in the Extreme Ghostbusters episode "A Temporary Insanity", she borrows one of Egon Spengler's. She has a sharp, sarcastic sense of humor and has been known to make jokes about the Ghostbusters, either to their faces or under her breath, but most of the time, she usually gets along with Ray and Winston while usually having a kind of sibling rivalry with Peter. Changes in The Real Ghostbusters Significant changes to the character occurred over the course of The Real Ghostbusters. In the first two seasons, her portrayal is almost identical to the rude secretary Potts portrayed in the film. However, the production of season 3 (ABC season 2) saw Kath Soucie replace Laura Summer as Janine's voice actor. Notably, her marked Brooklyn accent disappeared. Her appearance and personality were also "softened". After the release of Ghostbusters II, her appearance was revised again to match her appearance in that movie. In the Season 6 episode "Janine, You've Changed", it is revealed that the changes of the past three years were the result of her wishes to a "makeoveris lotsabucks", a demon posing as a fairy godmother (and even referred to as such by Janine herself). This was one of a handful of episodes writer J. Michael Straczynski wrote as a favor to the show's producers since he could not return as a full-time writer due to other working commitments he had at the time. As such, the