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In its original American broadcast, "Halloween (Part 1)" was seen by an estimated 2.96 million household viewers and gained a 1.7 ratings share among adults aged 18–49; a then series high. [8] The second part received a 1.6 ratings share among adults 18–49, down a tenth of a point from the first part. [9]
America Ferrera’s store manager Amy deals with more tricks than treats in Superstore’s Halloween episode. In season five’s “Trick-or-Treat,” Amy goes above and beyond to try and makeher ...
The second season of the animated series, a prequel to the 1984 horror comedy "Gremlins," finds the adorable Gizmo traveling from Shanghai to San Francisco alongside human pals Sam and Elle, where ...
Ending #1: The one during the premiere depicts Jenny's brother Bobby (Richard Harmon) setting fire to the scarecrow during the salesman's narration about the end of the world and walking away. Ending #2 : Most reruns have a different ending where Bobby is turned into a scarecrow by the salesman and made to watch the world end.
The Halloween season has a habit of stirring up even more phobias—fear of cats (coimetrophobia), clowns (coulrophobia), spiders (arachnophobia), witches (wiccaphobia), the dark (nyctophobia ...
LaToya Ferguson from The A.V. Club gave the episode a D+ and cited "With [the previous episode], it looked like the show would slowly improve as the season went on. So watching Haunted House is like watching the erasure of that improvement, simply by being an even bigger mess than the show started with in the pilot". [ 6 ]
There are several theories about the origin of the word “Halloween.” According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "Halloween" stems from “All Hallow’s Eve.” However, in 1773, the Scottish ...
Carlos Delgado of iF Magazine said "Dead Celebrities" was an especially funny episode that also featured a "crapload of story" that was well-timed for the Halloween season. [13] Josh Modell of The A.V. Club called it "a decent episode", but felt the dead celebrities were too obvious targets for South Park satire, adding, "It's easy to make the ...