Halloween Episodes

Michael spends the entire day agonizing over which employee to fire while wearing a two-headed costume that makes his indecision look twice as ridiculous. It’s a classic blend of holiday spirit and corporate dread that ends with Devon being let go and a pumpkin being smashed on Michael’s car.

The office is overrun by Jokers in this episode’s cold open as Dwight, Kevin, and Creed all unknowingly pick the same 'Dark Knight' villain. Pam also experiences a major costume fail at the corporate office when she realizes she’s the only one dressed up, forcing her to spend the day as a very awkward Charlie Chaplin.

Though the main plot centers on a business meeting gone wrong, the legendary cold open features the staff turning the warehouse into a 'Haunted Warehouse' for local kids. Michael’s attempt to be the star of the show goes way too far when he stages a fake hanging, providing one of the most controversial and memorable holiday moments in the show's history.

High stakes and high fashion collide as the staff competes for a coupon book in a costume contest that brings out everyone's competitive side. Michael's frustration with Darryl reaches a breaking point while he's dressed as MacGruber, leading to an incredibly petty tantrum in the middle of the festivities.

Erin tries to throw a mature Halloween bash to impress Andy, but the vibe shifts when Robert California delivers a bone-chilling monologue based on the staff’s actual phobias. It’s a psychological twist on the usual office antics, featuring a 'preppy' costume from Jim that barely qualifies as a disguise.

Musical rivalry takes center stage when Andy invites his old Cornell a cappella group to perform, only to get into a heated feud with his former friend Broccoli Rob. Dwight adds to the weirdness by stalking the office in a terrifying pig mask while Jim and Pam have a tense standoff over their future while dressed as a cat and a secret agent.