It’s the time of year that everyone embraces the spooky and scary.
They are too successful, and promise Aunt Singe will come visit that night.
This year is no exception, but everything goes wrong.
(Well, and for family.
But mostly for Halloween.)
Monica is convinced that, as Catwoman, she could beat up Phoebes Supergirl.
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Joey goes as Chandler; Rachel is going as Rachel.
Chandler leaves his costume to Monica, and she chooses a pink bunny suit.
Strangely enough, this is the only full Halloween episode in the entire ten season run ofFriends.
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That makes it oddly special.
All while the diabolical Rubber Man spies from the corners.
I always felt that this was the “turning point” on the first season ofAHS.
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Everything was kind of downhill after the Halloween episodes.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: “Who Got Dee Pregnant?”
Roseanne: “Boo”
Year: 1989
Roseannealways did Halloween right.
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I pretty much chose “Boo” because this was the show’s first Halloween episode.
I couldn’t decide.
When townsfolk are examined by a doctor, they are misdiagnosed with pinkeye.
Luckily the good people at the Worcestershire sauce company have a hotline to help with this very problem.
The principal forces the Scooby Gang to chaperone local kids while they trick-or-treat, so the gang gets costumes.
Willow can walk through walls, Xander beats people up, and Buffy is totally useless.
With chaos on the streets, Spike moves in for the kill.
His haunted house scares the piss out of Francine (literally), which makes Stan jealous.
Luckily, Roger has a plan.
The annual installment of three horror stories is a Halloween tradition.
In 2015, the 27th season ofThe Simpsons, the show did their first-ever standalone Halloween episode.
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