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The Office Halloween Episodes, Ranked

  • <p>Creed, Kevin, and Dwight all show up dressed as the Joker. Pam, who is working in the New York office, shows up in a Charlie Chaplin costume and is embarrassed to find no one else dressed up. Meanwhile, Darryl and Michael help Holly move to New Hampshire.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume: </strong>Dave (according to his name tag)</p>
    1/6

    6) Employee Transfer (Season 5, Episode 6)

    Creed, Kevin, and Dwight all show up dressed as the Joker. Pam, who is working in the New York office, shows up in a Charlie Chaplin costume and is embarrassed to find no one else dressed up. Meanwhile, Darryl and Michael help Holly move to New Hampshire.

    Jim's Costume: Dave (according to his name tag)

    NBC
  • <p>Andy Bernard (dressed as George Michael) invites an a capella group, Here Comes Treble, from his alma mater, Cornell, to perform for the staff. Pam gets angry with Jim about an investment he made in a sports marketing company. Oh, and Dwight gets a pumpkin stuck on his head.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> None (he has an important meeting)</p>
    2/6

    5) Here Comes Treble (Season 9, Episode 5)

    Andy Bernard (dressed as George Michael) invites an a capella group, Here Comes Treble, from his alma mater, Cornell, to perform for the staff. Pam gets angry with Jim about an investment he made in a sports marketing company. Oh, and Dwight gets a pumpkin stuck on his head.

    Jim's Costume: None (he has an important meeting)

    NBC
  • <p>In season 8, Andy Bernard is the boss, and he insists on prescreening everyone's costumes. His rules? Don't be offensive. Don't be cliche. And don't take the first two rules too seriously. Robert California (James Spader) visits with his son and tells a scary story that incorporates all of the employees' fears.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> NBA star Chris Bosh</p>
    3/6

    4) Spooked (Season 8, Episode 5)

    In season 8, Andy Bernard is the boss, and he insists on prescreening everyone's costumes. His rules? Don't be offensive. Don't be cliche. And don't take the first two rules too seriously. Robert California (James Spader) visits with his son and tells a scary story that incorporates all of the employees' fears.

    Jim's Costume: NBA star Chris Bosh

    NBC
  • <p>The Haunted Warehouse scene served as the cold open when the episode aired in 2009, but NBC deleted it for streaming (perhaps because Michael Scott scares a group of school children by staging his own suicide). You can still watch the clip on the <a href="https://www.nbc.com/the-office/video/haunted-warehouse/3847199" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:NBC website;elm:context_link;itc:0;sec:content-canvas" class="link ">NBC website</a>.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> Face Book</p>
    4/6

    3) Koi Pond (Season 6, Episode 8)

    The Haunted Warehouse scene served as the cold open when the episode aired in 2009, but NBC deleted it for streaming (perhaps because Michael Scott scares a group of school children by staging his own suicide). You can still watch the clip on the NBC website.

    Jim's Costume: Face Book

    NBC
  • <p>The party planning committee hosts a costume contest, with the winner taking home a Scranton coupon book (worth $15,000!). Michael (dressed as <em>SNL</em> character MacGruber) gets upset with warehouse foreman Darryl for going behind his back (or was it over his head?) to take an idea to corporate.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> Popeye</p>
    5/6

    2) Costume Contest (Season 7, Episode 8)

    The party planning committee hosts a costume contest, with the winner taking home a Scranton coupon book (worth $15,000!). Michael (dressed as SNL character MacGruber) gets upset with warehouse foreman Darryl for going behind his back (or was it over his head?) to take an idea to corporate.

    Jim's Costume: Popeye

    NBC
  • <p>This episode is <em>The Office</em> at its cringiest. Michael Scott has to fire an employee by the end of the month, so he waits until the very last day to decide. It's Halloween, and everyone is getting ready for the party and dressed in costume (he has a papier-mâché Michael on his shoulder), making the situation all the more awkward. Michael shows his ineptitude as a boss and his obsessive desire to have everyone like him (sorry, Devon).</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> Three-hole punch paper</p>
    6/6

    1) Halloween (Season 2, Episode 5)

    This episode is The Office at its cringiest. Michael Scott has to fire an employee by the end of the month, so he waits until the very last day to decide. It's Halloween, and everyone is getting ready for the party and dressed in costume (he has a papier-mâché Michael on his shoulder), making the situation all the more awkward. Michael shows his ineptitude as a boss and his obsessive desire to have everyone like him (sorry, Devon).

    Jim's Costume: Three-hole punch paper

    NBC
<p>Creed, Kevin, and Dwight all show up dressed as the Joker. Pam, who is working in the New York office, shows up in a Charlie Chaplin costume and is embarrassed to find no one else dressed up. Meanwhile, Darryl and Michael help Holly move to New Hampshire.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume: </strong>Dave (according to his name tag)</p>
<p>Andy Bernard (dressed as George Michael) invites an a capella group, Here Comes Treble, from his alma mater, Cornell, to perform for the staff. Pam gets angry with Jim about an investment he made in a sports marketing company. Oh, and Dwight gets a pumpkin stuck on his head.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> None (he has an important meeting)</p>
<p>In season 8, Andy Bernard is the boss, and he insists on prescreening everyone's costumes. His rules? Don't be offensive. Don't be cliche. And don't take the first two rules too seriously. Robert California (James Spader) visits with his son and tells a scary story that incorporates all of the employees' fears.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> NBA star Chris Bosh</p>
<p>The Haunted Warehouse scene served as the cold open when the episode aired in 2009, but NBC deleted it for streaming (perhaps because Michael Scott scares a group of school children by staging his own suicide). You can still watch the clip on the <a href="https://www.nbc.com/the-office/video/haunted-warehouse/3847199" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:NBC website;elm:context_link;itc:0;sec:content-canvas" class="link ">NBC website</a>.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> Face Book</p>
<p>The party planning committee hosts a costume contest, with the winner taking home a Scranton coupon book (worth $15,000!). Michael (dressed as <em>SNL</em> character MacGruber) gets upset with warehouse foreman Darryl for going behind his back (or was it over his head?) to take an idea to corporate.</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> Popeye</p>
<p>This episode is <em>The Office</em> at its cringiest. Michael Scott has to fire an employee by the end of the month, so he waits until the very last day to decide. It's Halloween, and everyone is getting ready for the party and dressed in costume (he has a papier-mâché Michael on his shoulder), making the situation all the more awkward. Michael shows his ineptitude as a boss and his obsessive desire to have everyone like him (sorry, Devon).</p><p><strong>Jim's Costume:</strong> Three-hole punch paper</p>
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Here's all you need to know about the Halloween episodes of The Office. See how Employee Transfer, Koi Pond (Haunted Warehouse), Costume Contest, Halloween, Here Comes Treble, and Spooked rank.