Halloween Episodes

The Office Halloween episodes featuring costumes, pranks, and Michael's attempts to fire someone every year.

Halloween

Season 2, Episode 5

Michael procrastinates firing someone until the very last day of October, eventually choosing Devon while wearing a second head made of papier-mâché. It's a classic Dunder Mifflin moment where festive spirit meets corporate dread, featuring Dwight as a very intense Sith Lord.

Customer Survey

Season 5, Episode 6

The office turns into a den of villains when Dwight, Creed, and Kevin all show up as the Joker, leading to an incredibly tense and silent elevator ride. While Michael deals with the heartbreak of Holly’s transfer, the visual of multiple Jokers roaming the halls remains one of the show's best gags.

Double Date

Season 6, Episode 8

This episode features the infamous haunted house cold open where Michael takes a holiday prank way too far in front of a group of children. Even with the workplace drama, the sight of Michael 'hanging' in the warehouse captures his desperate need to be the center of attention during the festivities.

Costume Contest

Season 7, Episode 6

Competition reaches a fever pitch as the staff vies for a high-value coupon book, resulting in iconic looks like Gabe’s disturbingly accurate Lady Gaga. From Oscar’s 'rational consumer' outfit to the drama of Jim finally putting in effort as Popeye, this is the ultimate costume showcase.

Spooked

Season 8, Episode 5

Robert California takes center stage by mining the staff’s deepest personal fears to craft a truly unsettling ghost story for the end of the party. Meanwhile, Erin’s attempt to throw an actually 'scary' party results in some bizarre taxidermy and a very confused room of coworkers.

Here Comes Treble

Season 9, Episode 5

Musical rivalry takes over the office as Andy clashes with his old a cappella frenemy, Broccoli Rob, during a Cornell-themed Halloween celebration. Dwight provides the physical comedy by getting his head stuck inside a giant pumpkin for the entire day, proving his commitment to the holiday knows no bounds.