Happy Halloween everybody. It’s rainy and cold. It doesn’t bode. Well for Gabriel’s first foray into trick-or-treating this year It’s raining It’s a bummer got our Little Nemo in the backseat …
Happy Halloween everybody. It’s rainy and cold. It doesn’t bode. Well for Gabriel’s first foray into trick-or-treating this year It’s raining It’s a bummer got our Little Nemo in the backseat ran in Vicky’s Do some trick-or-treating I’m gonna eat Suzie’s and do some trick-or-treating have some dinner and then go home I hope nobody comes to our house and wakes him up after you put him down Everybody Right KCH or treat say Trick or Treat. Could you knock on the door? You see what she got you she got you a spider like the itsy bitsy itsy bitsy spider The Halloween spider he say happy Halloween You’re saying it’s a ditch is bad There we go you drop that – that’s it you put that one, don’t you? Good Night Ron are waiting at Susie’s house, but first we want to show you this house They did some pretty awesome decorating you like it anyway So simple it’s so creepy, I love it is really cool We’re at house. Number two It’s not raining here. So we may actually get to do some trick-or-treating Oh, good job good job It’s cold windy and wet but we are trick-or-treating dang it Go see your Suzy in a minute Okay, we’re done trick-or-treating it’s cold, it’s awfully wet and Trick-or-treating is awkward. You’re like going up to strangers houses. It’s as an adult It’s much fun stranger house and I decided I don’t want to it’s much much much different than it is when you’re a kid because now you like Knocking on your door. Can you give me something for free food? So we’re gonna go in And Nemo’s gonna have some dinner Risa Brent, thank you So we did our trick-or-treating and now we are Handing out the candy that Gabriel doesn’t get to eat it worked so hard to earn you see the spider So we’re hanging out the candy Did you have a fun Halloween Do you like handing out candy Yeah. Yeah me lame Bahama and we went home you’re right. Anything is nice I am winging me. Mmm Halloween night and then that and now it’s time to go night-night. You’re absolutely right Happy Halloween get that Tron Tron is outside Don’t pull stop her up. Happy Halloween Happy Halloween All right, happy Halloween You think this kid ate all the candy he got tonight hyped. Oh, yes he is Happy Halloween We actually managed to successfully give away all but five pieces of it teeny tiny pieces We don’t want to eat cuz we don’t need all that candy in our house All done, happy Halloween So that’s it for Gabriel’s first well foray into sugar treating I Think I enjoyed it. He got to trick-or-treat and he got to give yeah, he got to do both to get anger There’s a wonderful wonderful Halloween Thank you all so much for watching. We hope you enjoyed it Happy Halloween Gabriel Happy Halloween How does he still have applesauce in there? He also went crazy on some applesauce Happy Halloween ha ha ha Happy Halloween, I’m not gonna say you really wanted to say it. He was saying it Weird we are done trick-or-treating. It’s somebody just rang the door Thank you all for watching we’ll see you next time. Happy Halloween Happy Halloween. Happy Halloween
OR TREATING. SO HOW OLD IS TOO OLD TO ASK FOR FREE CANDY? CBS 2’S MEG BAKER HAS THE STORY. Reporter: FRESH FROM THE HALLOWEEN STORE IN UNION, NEW JERSEY, I …
OR TREATING. SO HOW OLD IS TOO OLD TO ASK FOR FREE CANDY? CBS 2’S MEG BAKER HAS THE STORY. Reporter: FRESH FROM THE HALLOWEEN STORE IN UNION, NEW JERSEY, I ASKED LITTLE SOPHIA IF SHE WILL EVER STOP TRICK OR TREATING. SHE QUICKLY SHOOK HER HEAD NO. CANDY. Reporter: SHE IS LUCKY SHE WAS UP NORTH IN CLARK. A TOWN IN SOUTH JERSEY SETS AN AGE LIMIT FOR THE REVELRY. UPPER DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY STRONGLY SUGGESTS THE TRADITION OF TRICK OR TREATING BE LIMITED TO CHILDREN 12 AND YOUNGER. IN CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA, THE RULES ARE SO STRICT, ANYONE CAUGHT GRABBING A FREE CANDY BAR OVER THE AGE OF 13 CAN BE SENT TO JAIL FOR UP TO SIX MONTHS. MOST PEOPLE I SPOKE TO CALL THIS EXTREME. I HATE IT. I HAD A LITTLE SISTER WHO — SHE IS GOING TO BE 14 NOW. AND I USED TO GO TRICK OR TREATING WITH HER UP TO TWO YEARS AGO ACTUALLY AND I’M 27. SO — BUT NOW SHE IS STOPPING SO I CAN’T GO ANYMORE. I HAVE NO EXCUSE. Reporter: OTHERS SAY THEY DON’T APPRECIATE KNOCKS LATER IN THE EVENING OFTEN TIMES BY OLDER TEENS AND WOULD PREFER A CURFEW. I WOULD SAY NO LATER THAN 7:00 OR 8:00. YEAH. BUT LATER THAN THAT I WOULD THINK THE KIDS SHOULD BE HOME BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, IT’S DARK. A LOT OF TIMES YOU SEE KIDS WITH NO GUARDIANS AND STUFF LIKE THAT. SO POTENTIALLY IT COULD CAUSE SOMETHING. Reporter: WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP HAS A STRICT 7 P.M. CURFEW FOR MISCHIEF NIGHT AND HALLOWEEN. WELL, IT’S, YOU KNOW, MISCHIEF NIGHT. IT’S NAMED THAT WAY FOR A REASON. THEN KIDS CAN, YOU KNOW — TEND TO GET IN TROUBLE, THEY FEEL, YOU KNOW, ENABLED BECAUSE OF MISCHIEF NIGHT AND HALLOWEEN. WE KEEP THE KIDS OFF THE STREET TO KEEP RESIDENTS SAFE. Reporter: BRING A FLASHLIGHT, GO WITH A GUARDIAN, STICK TO HOMES YOU KNOW BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, HAVE FUN. MEG BAKER, CBS 2 NEWS, WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY. SERIOUS. JAIL TIME?
Hey right in there oh so close your neighbor got 2, I think you can get 3 50 ways to get the most Halloween candy trick-or-treat I’m gonna need an extra …
Hey right in there oh so close your neighbor got 2, I think you can get 3 50 ways to get the most Halloween candy trick-or-treat
I’m gonna need an extra one for my buddy here Trick or Treat great way to get around trick or treat
I’m gonna need another one for my buddy over here and another one for my other
buddy I need an extra one for my brother or
sister who is sick thank you also I have I have actually have two brothers or
sisters who I say I actually have five trick-or-treat
oh my gosh it’s not a giant pink polar bear in your house oh my bad
oh wait is there a giant gorilla trick-or-treat you’re almost filled up
there all right anything in this huge bag I better help fill you up yeah take
more take more we gotta fill up that bag alright trick-or-treat here’s some candy um can
I have some more I’m really hungry oh you’re hungry yeah go ahead thank
you I actually don’t think I had breakfast today
can I have some more breakfast is important how about lunch I don’t think I did what about dinner did you have dinner yet you’re poor thing no oh welcome trick or treat
my daddy says if I don’t bring him twice as many candies as last year I’m in a lot of trouble oh poor thing here here take some more even yeah wait
a minute what are you doing with the blanket I’m having a picnic wait a
minute where’s all my picnic food okay trick-or-treat oh how about some more raisins no thanks but I really do like Reese’s peanut
butter cups so I’ll trade you these delicious
nutritious raisins for one of those for two of those Reese’s peanut butter cups
Oh – okay I guess some trick or treat no thank you you have such a nice house oh
that’s so nice of you here have another piece of candy
oh thank you you’re so nice oh that’s nice of you to say here have another piece of candy and you’re so generous oh that’s really sweet have another piece sir what time is it Oh one minute till 9:00 well
trick-or-treating is over at 9:00 and you have an awful lot of candy left so I
was wondering if I could just have some or else that would go to waste
well you’re right you know what yeah I just I’ll just give all this to you
there you go just take the whole board Thanks trick-or-treat there you go oh you’re
just gonna end up eating all this candy when this is over right yeah I guess it
would really be better for you if I just took it all better better for my healthy
yeah yeah yeah thank you thank you what’s wrong oh here I’ll give you some
extra can you go ahead yeah did that cheer you up a little just a little here
have some more trick-or-treat oh can I have some extra
for our charity Oh a charity yeah sure go ahead and the problem what is the
charity me we have 200 more houses come on trick or treat oh just come up this
really long flight of stairs they’re right here I’ll skip this one hmm it says take one I guess that means
take one Bowl Jillian shouldn’t we be going to the rich neighborhoods to get the
best candy you’d think that but the houses are too far apart and some of the
people that are pretty stingy good point so you saying I’m not rich yeah pretty much bye have a nice day um is there a reason you’re carrying
eggs well if you give me enough candy you won’t have to find out why I’m
carrying eggs the reason you’re carrying all that toy let paper give me enough
treats and you won’t have to find out why I’m carrying this toy let paper oh
look at the cute little trick-or-treaters
actually I’m here to offer you some candy oh that’s so nice of you generous
here oh you know to be so generous yeah just take as much as you know
actually I’m allergic to coconut anyway oh yeah I was good last year I kept
repeating promised I’d never go through it again by trick-or-treat oh here you
go alright see you later thank you trick or
treat oh I’m looking for my twin box it’s win look it’s a little pumpkin trick or
treat oh it’s a witch with a white mask and a completely different bag why are
you walking backwards hey yeah yeah nice Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup oh those are
my dad’s favorite he’s just gonna eat the whole thing can I have something
else for me oh how about a KitKat that’s my mom’s favorite trick or treat
there ya go oh you’re just giving away one cuz all your other neighbors were
just giving away three and you’re one neighbor you even give away five but I
guess it’s stuff that was a hang down the road yeah I think you know what I
get up to him here you can you know there you go sorry I have a too strict your second
time lemon gotta go bye trick-or-treat you really didn’t have to
do this but you just did thank you so much I’m so appreciative
oh what a polite little girl here have some more we’re not done here well maybe if I just give me a little more here like those you know I have a lot yeah ah giving out candy I can relate I used to
think that all the time because I used to not want to go trick-or-treating can
you believe it and also I saw your Halloween decorations out back and I had
some of those they’re really cool I know found them at Walmart they’re great no
no some more candy trick-or-treaters there’s a whole lining
out there all right who’s next trick-or-treating or something okay
there’s third person in line Wow three kids familiar but not three kids I
definitely three right okay trick-or-treat
yeah go I know I love this face out there my mom was thinking of getting the
same kind of treat but she forgot what kind of tree it was yeah those are
actually pear trees that just don’t grow pears so they don’t look like pear trees
because they’re not a pears hanging from them so that that’s what kind so you
could tell your mother that know I want to be a Halloween Scrooge but I can’t get tired
of this really easily and I just kind of wish it was over well you know what the
sooner you get rid of that candy you know the sooner you can get back to
doing whatever it is you do yeah candy now I’m out of candy perfect Oh what’s
the matter honey my mom just told me out it was my last Halloween because I’m
getting too old what’s your last Halloween here take a lot of candy yeah
all right I better not see you next year I know I am from a country where we do
not celebrate Halloween in America this is so exciting Oh have some extra candy
thank you yeah no problem bye wait you didn’t say what country
you’re from oh what’s wrong my parents made me late because they were fine
and stuff and yeah and now I have barely any candy in this bag well you know
let’s start here you’re gonna catch up yeah just take a lot of candy so you can you see how yeah all right what are you doing Jillian I gotta build
up my endurance so I can get maximum candy on Halloween oh here you go
console I have one for Tina who’s Tina she’s my imaginary friend imaginary
friend that’s so cute wait how many Imaginary Friends do you go are you so
out of breath I’ve been running between every house oh
my trick-or-treat okay okay what I seek I
see my tail oh okay good night whew okay she’s really slowing me down so can I
just like leave her here for the rest of the night
no okay thanks bye these stairs are a little steep oh I’ll
come down now just throw it okay trick or treat
what’s the net for put the candy in the net saves me about five steps per house
oh isn’t it awkward carry nothing around I don’t know what are you doing I’m changing to a cat
mask because I remember from last year this person’s a cat person
not a dog person so many treats so many treats I don’t know why you are so just
fun tree okay trick or treat oh here you go what’s wrong well you
know I’m just so close to beating my record from last year and I’m just a
little bit off and there’s something like a couple of minutes left for
trick or treat oh I’ll help you beat your record how many more do you need about fifty fifty you just yeah yeah thank you so much a challenge Hey trick or treat
there you go will you give me some more if I tell the other kids not to rank you
well alright it’ll keep them committed I’ll tell the teenagers not to prank you
oh that’s gotta be worth a few more I’ll tell my pets not to prank you your pets? whoa whoa what’s wrong what’s happening must have sugar oh my goodness oh yeah you’re gonna fuel up here awfully quickly so that was 50 ways to
get the most Halloween candy do you have any tricks of your own let us know in
the comments this is part of the 13 days of Halloween there’s still lots of days
left so be sure to subscribe to babyteeth more to see them all happy
Halloween goodbye I’ll get the candy this is more candy for me not you
I was just joined lessly
– Hey can I hold your candy? – No.
– Come on man. Just let me hold it, I’ll
hold your hand though. – Finn can I hold your candy? – No. (laughing) – [Missy] Finn can I hold your candy? – No. ♫ This is our life, let’s live it ♫ Live it forever (spooky music) – Happy Halloween! It’s Halloween you guys. – Yay! I’m already in costume. – [Bryan] Missy’s gonna be
dressed like this all day. – I just wanna be comfortable. – Yes good morning guys. It is finally Halloween. The boys are so excited
to go trick or treating. Ollie is at school where they’re
having a Halloween party. – Yeah, Halloween party. – [Bryan] So I have been
watching this little monster all morning who is a little crazy. Yeah, but yeah this is probably
a good thing for you to wear all day babe because it’s
freezing and it’s actually sprinkling right now on the camera. – I have to make sure the boys
are gonna be warm tonight. – Yeah.
– We don’t normally have to deal with this so much but it’s gonna be cold tonight. – I know I love that California was like, “oh it’s almost November first
okay, I’ll make it cold.” (laughing) Yeah we’re ready for the winter. If you guys are looking for
our annual Halloween special we do every single year as a family, we put that up a couple
days ago because we wanted to put it up early; so if
you check out the link in the icard now, you can watch
our new Halloween special where we did the
nightmare before Christmas and it was so much fun. Probably like our craziest,
best, Halloween special yet. I am walking through the
courtyard and down here because I wanna show you guys something, but I don’t know if you
got a real clear picture of during our Halloween party. Look what we have going on over here. This is the well; we did a Halloween party and we did a really cool
haunted maze and like interactive adventure
that was Ring themed, so this was the well and
it’s just a bunch of bricks. Look at all the tapes in
there; people had to throw the cursed tapes in here
to like get rid of it and then Samara was
like climbing out of it. It was kind of nuts; there’s
even like moss everywhere. I love that; I thought
that was pretty genius. Some people were like riding
through here on the Polaris and then they look and they see Samara coming out of the well. We definitely love Halloween you guys. It’s one of our fun holidays
because the kids love dressing up and pretending
to be other people basically. By the way this is all
cleared out super nicely. It didn’t used to be like this. We have plans to do like a little park hopefully by early next year. – Alright guys, I am
actually getting ready to pick up Ollie and I am
dressed as a gorilla. I told you guys I’m wearing
this gorilla suit all day. It’s not only just so
comfortable, but it’s warm and it’s Halloween so I can
wear whatever I want right? So I’m excited to see what he
thinks when I’m wearing this in front of all his friends. I hope he’s not embarrassed. Alright now that I’m out of the
car I’m actually embarrassed so here we go. Hi! Happy Halloween. Did you have a fun Halloween party? You ready to come home with Mama? – Yeah. – I just missed you so much. Alright Ollie what did you
think of Mommy dressed up? – Good. – Were you embarrassed at all? No? Did you think it was pretty cool? – Yeah.
– You got a pretty cool Mama. Everyone was looking at me
like, what is she dressed as? Why is she wearing that, but it was fun. I think he liked it. Alright we got one more place to go into. Are you ready to go
shopping with your gorilla? – Um, yeah.
– Yeah. We gotta get candy to pass
out for trick or treaters, so. Let’s go shopping. I think that’s enough candy. (spooky music) – Alright it is pumpkin carving time and I’m not sure what I’m gonna carve, but it’s the perfect time to pumpkin carve because Finn is taking a nap;
he needs to take a nap tonight or he’s not gonna be able
to go trick or treating and he can’t really carve pumpkins. Ollie what do you wanna
carve into your pumpkin? – I’m going to carve a bat. – [Bryan] A bat? – Yeah.
– Alright good luck with that. This is the future; Ollie look at this. Look at this pumpkin carver. You just push this button,
automatic pumpkin carve. We did not have that growing up Ollie. What what’re you doing? Don’t stab your pumpkin. Okay, this is what
happens when you let your four year old carve a pumpkin. Alright, I’m gonna help you okay? (spooky music) Alright Ollie I cut the
top, can you pull it? Pull it super hard. You got it, almost got it. Oh, it’s actually really in there huh? Whoa!
– Whoa. – See now you can take it off. Look at those. – Ew.
– Ew. That’s what the inside
of a pumpkin looks like. – [Missy] Now we gotta
get all the seeds out. – You gotta get all that out now, okay? – He’s like, ah–
– Don’t worry. It’s the 21st century; we have
tools for this kind of thing. – [Missy] He’s so afraid of the gunk. Ollie your hands are
going to get dirty okay? – Yeah it’s okay if your hands get dirty. That’s why it’s fun, ‘kay? – [Missy] We’ll wash our hands after. – Do you wanna take your shirt off? – [Missy] Watch Mama, ready? – Hand going in the pumpkin.
– Oh look at all the guts. – But you know what, he’s a lot like me because I do not stick my
hand in pumpkins anymore. I did that when I was
a kid and I was like, you know what I’m over that. – Well he’s a kid–
– This thing works amazing. – [Missy] I know, and now we gotta save all the pumpkin seeds so we
can eat them later, ‘kay? – Are you gonna eat those later Ollie? – Um, no. – He’s like–
– So all you do is you scrape the inside of your pumpkin and then you take it out
and put it in the bowl. Can you do that? – Okay.
– There you go, kiddo. (spooky music) This is Ollie’s bat, huh Ollie? – [Missy] So Daddy drew out a bat for you. – This is an easy part, okay? See the wing? Go ahead and try. – [Missy] You gotta
saw it, back and forth. – There you go, keep going. Good job, just like that. There you go. – [Missy] It’s hard. – You wanna pull that piece out? – Yeah.
– Oh one side. Oo, that looks so good. Wow! – Hopefully it’ll look like a bat. Say hi.
– Hi. – We’re carving pumpkins. Ollie’s vlogging. – What does it look like Ollie? – Um, a pumpkin. – You don’t see anything specific? Who is it? – Um, a zombie. – Oh my goodness.
– Jack. – [Missy] Yes. – Mama’s carving Jack. Finn doesn’t know to carve a pumpkin. (spooky music) – So we are over at Mimi
and Papa’s house now and the boys are getting
their costumes on. The sky is starting to darken
which means it’s almost time to trick or treat. Oh my goodness would you
look who just walked in. Jack Skellington.
– It’s just me. – [Bryan] Oh it’s just you, okay. You ready to go trick or treating, buddy? – Yep.
– Yep. Finn’s getting his ballet tights on and he seriously looks like a
ballet dancer, it’s so cute. Look at him. – Do a little twirl ready? (screaming) – [Bryan] You’re gonna
have to catch that ghost. Ah! Costume going on. Good job kiddos. – Now we need your collar. – That’s so cool.
– He got chocolate on it. – [Bryan] And look
we’ve got Jack and Zero. – Is it on right?
– Is it on? Yay! Finn you look so cute buddy. – Oh my gosh are you a dog? Go bark bark. – I’m the real Jack. – Oh my gosh, you’re the
real Jack, not the fake one. – [Bryan] The real Jack
Skellington you guys. – Say trick or treat. – [Bryan] Yeah if you could
teach him trick or treat that’d be great. He just say, ba ba ba. – Trick or treat
– Trick or treat. You look so good Jack Skellington. You ready to go trick or treating buddy? – Yeah.
– Yeah. So what’re you gonna tell
people when you see ’em as Jack; what does Jack say? He says, “I’m the pumpkin king”. – I’m the pumpkin king.
– That’s right. And Zero you gotta work on your bark okay? Say bark bark. And we got their buckets for tonight. Funny story, I actually
thought very much ahead about like a month ago
ordered their buckets so that they have ’em custom embroidered and they came and they were
super cute and I was excited to get them to them and then
we couldn’t find them anywhere. That’s what we get for
ordering things early. – I know I feel like anytime
we were like trying to be extra prepared it doesn’t work. – [Bryan] Yeah. – Hey Finn, um, who’s that?
– Batman. – [Ollie] That’s the real Batman. – [Missy] That is a real Batman. – Does Batman need reading glasses? – [Missy] Batman, what happened
to your eyesight Batman? – I have eye problems. Are you being a good boy? – [Missy] What do you think of that? Do you like that?
– Yeah. – Give Batman a kiss. [Missy] Give Batman kisses. (laughing) He’s like scared of him. Alright we’re off to go trick or treating. Oh my little boys look so cute. And he’s down, first one. You okay buddy? Alright boys. My mom’s a giraffe; we’re
going trick or treating. Here we go. Finn are you gonna say trick or treat? – Trick or treat. – [Mimi] They haven’t opened the door yet. – Hello! – [Missy] Stage fright. – There you go sweetie. Which one you like? You like this one? – Yeah.
– Alright. – [Mimi] What do you say? Thank you.
– You’re welcome. – [Missy] Say thank you. – Bye. – [Missy] Was that so cool? – Yeah.
– Yeah. I think he literally got a
stage fright and was like oh my gosh there’s candy in front of me. I’m just gonna grab it and go. Look at Luna’s joining us. – Luna’s going trick or treating. – Luna’s first trick or treating. I think um Karma has
come with us a few times trick or treating so
this is Luna’s first time and Karma’s taking a break this year. (spooky music) – Trick or treat. – [Missy] You have to wait
until they open Ollie, ‘kay? – Hello.
– What do you say? You gotta say trick or treat. – Trick or treat. (laughing) – [Missy] There you go. Say thank you. – Take a couple more. Here, you guys are so cute. What about you Batman,
you need some candy? – I’m good. – You guys I’m just so surprised that he’s wearing his costume
because it was a struggle the whole time we were
filming our Halloween special. I think he realizes if he keeps
it on, then he gets candy. (spooky music) Alright we are still
practicing our trick or treat. Hopefully we get it right this time right? – Okay.
– Okay. Hi, what do you say? – Trick or treat.
– Yeah! – [Mimi] Oo that’s a nice policeman. – [Missy] What do you say now? – Thank you.
– Good job. – You did it Ollie; you
said trick or treat. (spooky music) Poor Ollie is like, um
that’s a little scary. (laughing) – [Mimi] You know he’s just
a toy from the store right? (spooky music) – Trick or treat. – Hey can I hold your candy?
– No. – Come on man. Just let me hold, oh I’ll
hold your hand though. – Finn can I hold your candy?
– No. – Finn can I hold your candy?
– No. (laughing) – So we are headed to a street
that we have been eyeing since Halloween season started
and it is a Jack Skellington house so the kids are
all in their costumes and ready to meet Jack. You excited? – Ya! – [Missy] Look Ollie it’s Sally. And there’s Jack. – There’s Zero!
– And Zero’s over there. Alright get your candy. Yeah, Finn get your candy. They’re obsessed with this right here. – Thank you. (upbeat music) – [Missy] Alright boys how you doing? – Good.
– Are you getting tired? Yeah. – Finn you’re worn out. You want me to hold your candy? – He can barely walk, but. Finn let’s go. The boys are exhausted to
so we’re heading back now. Their buckets are full, oh my gosh. He just threw out all his little sticks. Come on Finny. By the way did anyone
find it ironic that my mom is the giraffe? She’s like the shortest person and she’s like the tallest
animal so, kind of funny. – [Bryan] Whoa, look at all
that candy you got dude. – Yeah.
– What do you thinking right now; are you pretty excited? – Yeah. – [Bryan] So I take it you
got your favorite candy, Skittles covered, right? That should be good for
the rest of the year. Gummy bears cool. What else you have in
here that’s really cool? Whoa a Sour Patch Kids? Nice, dude. – Chocolate.
– And chocolate. – [Missy] Oo, so much good stuff. – [Bryan] You did so good. Did you have fun trick or treating? – Yeah.
– Are you ready to eat all of this candy? – Yeah. Okay; alright Finn, what’d you get? Dump it out. He’s so excited! Look at all that candy! Finn you had a great turn
out for the Kit Kat’s. Yes, daddy’s favorite. This is your Halloween tax. – Alright what can auntie steal? – [Bryan] Uh oh, auntie needs something. Can you give auntie something? Are you ready to share? – That’s not a lot of candy. What’d you do wrong? – I think Papa has a big glove full. – [Bryan] Oh batman glove? – This is not that much
candy if you ask me. – You’re supposed to give ’em pillowcases, not what you guys gave them. – They have little legs. There’s only so far they can go. Good job little ghost. Luna had a lot of fun too on her walk huh? She was so good. Alright you guys. That’s right, Halloween’s over. I’m already wearing my Christmas onesie. That’s it for Halloween 2017, Daily Bumps. We had a blast. I’m gonna have in the
icard, a playlist of all the Halloween fun we had this year. Let’s us know in the comments
below what has been your favorite Halloween moment on
Daily Bumps this past month and we’re excited; end
of the year’s coming up. We’ve got some fun
family things coming up. Gonna be a good time so
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and all that fun stuff. We will see you guys mañana. Bye. (upbeat music)
Trick or treating, what do I see? I see a ghost and he sees me. Now that ghost is chasing after me. Trick or treating, what do I see? I see a pirate and he sees me. Now that pirate is chasing after me. Run run run run. Jump jump jump jump. Stop. Run run run run. Spin spin spin spin. Stop. Trick or treating, what do I see? I see a mummy and he sees me. Now that mummy is chasing after me. Trick or treating, what do I see? I see a witch and she sees me. Now that witch is chasing after me. Run run run run. Jump jump jump jump. Stop. Run run run run. Spin spin spin spin. Stop. Trick or treating, what do I see? I see a monster and he sees me. Now that monster, whooooa! He ate me. Hey, hey Wendy Witch. What do you want in your witch’s stew? Spiders. Eww! Hey, hey Wendy Witch. What do you want in your witch’s stew? Frogs. Eww! Hey, hey Wendy Witch. What do you want in your witch’s stew? Snakes. Eww! Hey, hey Wendy Witch. What do you want in your witch’s stew? Bats. Eww! Hey, hey Wendy Witch. What do you want in your witch’s stew? Tadpoles. Eww! Hey, hey Wendy Witch. What do you want in your witch’s stew? I want you! Hahahahaha! Woooaaaah! Good bye Wendy Witch, I don’t want to be in your witch’s stew. Five little spooky ghosts, sitting on a piece of toast, eating some yummy yummy jam. Yum yum. One ghost could eat no more, so he flew out the door. Now there are four little spooky ghosts. Four little spooky ghosts, sitting on a piece of toast, eating some yummy yummy jam. Yum yum. One ghost could eat no more, so he flew out the door. Now there are three little spooky ghosts. Three little spooky ghosts, sitting on a piece of toast, eating some yummy yummy jam. Yum yum. One ghost could eat no more, so he flew out the door. Now there are two little spooky ghosts. Two little spooky ghosts, sitting on a piece of toast, eating some yummy yummy jam. Yum yum. One ghost could eat no more, so he flew out the door. Now there is one little spooky ghost. One little spooky ghost, sitting on a piece of toast, eating some yummy yummy jam. Yum yum. That ghost could eat no more, so he flew out the door. Now there are no little spooky ghosts. Welcome aboard the Halloween Bus. Fasten your seat belts. Hehehehehehehe! The bats on the bus go, Eek eek eek. Eek eek eek. Eek eek eek. The bats on the bus go, Eek eek eek. Halloween is here. The ghosts on the bus go, Up and down. Up and down. Up and down. The ghosts on the bus go, Up and down. Halloween is here. The kids on the bus say, Trick or treat. Trick or treat. Trick or treat. The kids on the bus say, Trick or treat. Halloween is here. The witches on the bus say, He he he. He he he. He he he. The witches on the bus say, He he he. Halloween is here. The pirates on the bus say, Arrr. Arrr. Arrr. The pirates on the bus say, Arrr. Halloween is here. Happy Halloween. Hehehehehehehe! Hey, is that a witch? Fly, fly, fly, little witches. Fly, fly, fly, little witches. Fly, fly, fly, little witches. Happy Halloween! Monsters! Stomp, stomp, stomp little monsters. Stomp, stomp, stomp little monsters. Stomp, stomp, stomp little monsters. Happy Halloween! Spiders! Crawl, crawl, crawl little spiders. Crawl, crawl, crawl little spiders. Crawl, crawl, crawl little spiders. Happy Halloween! Pirates! Row, row, row little pirates. Row, row, row little pirates. Row, row, row little pirates. Happy Halloween. Owls! Sleep, sleep, sleep little owls. Sleep, sleep, sleep little owls. Sleep, sleep, sleep little owls. Happy Halloween! What do you wanna be for Halloween? I don’t know. I wanna be scary. I wanna be scary. I wanna be scary. Halloween night is coming soon. I wanna be scary. Should I be a mummy? Should I be a ghost? Should I be a fairy? Hey, that’s not scary! Yeah, I guess you’re right. I wanna be scary. I wanna be scary. Halloween night is coming soon. I wanna be scary. Should I be a spider? Should I be a bat? Should I be a strawberry? Hey, that’s a fruit! That’s not scary. I wanna be scary. I wanna be scary. Halloween night is coming soon. I wanna be scary. I wanna be scary. Halloween night is coming soon. I wanna be scary. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. And eyes and ears and mouth and nose. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Good job! Can you go faster? Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. And eyes and ears and mouth and nose. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Wow, you did it. How about faster? Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. And eyes and ears and mouth and nose. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Oh no! It’s getting faster. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. And eyes and ears and mouth and nose. Head shoulders knees and toes, knees and toes. Yay, we did it! Huh, I’m tired! Hey, let’s play a Halloween game. Can you find what Wendy the Witch forgot? Here we go! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her pot! Good job! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her broom! You’re right! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her hat! Good job! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her cape! Fantastic! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her belt! Yeah! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her boots! Bingo! Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. Oh no, Wicked Wendy. What did she forget? Her dress! Yeah! Goodbye, Wicked Wendy. Goodbye, Wicked Wendy. Goodbye, Wicked Wendy. Happy Halloween! See you later Wendy. I’m going trick-or-treating! Hello everyone, it’s me Marty Moose! Let’s make a Jack o’ lantern, ok? Let’s go! First, we need a pumpkin. I bought some online. one two Now that we have our pumpkin, the next things we need are a knife, a marker, and a newspaper. Let’s get ready! Now, let’s cut off the top of the pumpkin with a knife. Be careful. Wow! Next, let’s clean out the inside of the pumpkin with a spoon. Okay? Here we go! Finished! Eew! Next, let’s draw a face. An eye. Another eye. A nose. and a mouth. Eye, eye, nose, mouth! Now, let’s cut out the face. One eye. Two eyes. The nose. And the mouth. Be careful with the teeth! Great! Now, let’s wash the face. Looks, great! Wow. What do we put inside? A brush? No. A book? No. A cup? No! A slipper? No! A candle? Yes! All finished. This is my Jack o’ lantern. Knock knock knock. Who’s there? Who’s that knocking at the door? Trick or treat, I’m a cowboy, knocking at the door, yeehaw! Knock knock knock. Who’s there? Who’s that knocking at the door? Trick or treat, I’m a pirate knocking at the door, arrrrh! Knock knock knock. Who’s there? Who’s that knocking at the door? Trick or treat I’m an angel, knocking at the door. Knock knock knock. Who’s there? Who’s that knocking at the door? Trick or treat I’m a clown, knocking at the door, hahaha. Knock knock knock. Who’s there? Who’s that knocking at the door? Ooooh, trick or treat. It’s a ghost, woooaaah! Skeleton, skeleton turn around. Skeleton, skeleton touch the ground. Skeleton, skeleton shake your knees. Skeleton, skeleton please don’t sneeze! Skeleton, skeleton touch your toes. Skeleton, skeleton touch your nose. Skeleton, skeleton jump up high. Skeleton, skeleton please don’t cry. Skeleton, skeleton stamp your feet. Skeleton, skeleton trick or treat. Skeleton, skeleton eat eat eat. Skeleton, skeleton please don’t sleep. Skeleton, skeleton turn around. Skeleton, skeleton touch the ground. Skeleton, skeleton shake your knees. Skeleton, skeleton please don’t sneeze. Skeleton, skeleton please don’t sneeze. Skeleton, skeleton please don’t sneeeeeeeeze. This is my magic wand. Tap, tap, tap. Wave in the air. And clap, clap, clap. Tap on your head. Tap it on your knee. Abracadabra you will be, a frog! This is my magic wand. Tap, tap, tap. Wave in the air. And clap, clap, clap. Tap on your head. Tap it on your knee. Abracadabra you will be, a train! This is my magic wand. Tap, tap, tap. Wave in the air. And clap, clap, clap. Tap on your head. Tap it on your knee. Abracadabra you will be, an elephant! This is my magic wand. Tap, tap, tap. Wave in the air. And clap, clap, clap. Tap on your head. Tap it on your knee. Abracadabra you will be, a helicopter! This is my magic wand! This is my magic wand! This is my magic wand! 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Wow, look at all the cats! Yeah, how many are there? I don’t know, let’s count. OK. One two three four five, six seven eight nine ten. How many owls are there? Well, let’s count again. One two three four five, six seven eight nine ten. How many bats are there? Well let’s count again. One two three four five, six seven eight nine ten. How many spiders are there? Well, let’s count again. One two three four five, six seven eight nine ten. How many candies are there? Well, let’s count again. One two three four five, six seven eight nine ten. That candy looks so yummy! Let’s eat all of them. Ten nine eight seven six, five four three two one, Zero! There’s no more candy! Well, let’s go get some. Trick or treat! Thanks for singing along with us! You can sing this song and other great Halloween songs on the CD, Spooky Spooky Halloween Songs for Kids. And check out my channel. Tea Time with Tayla I hope to see you there! Happy Halloween!
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In the 1970s, psychologists ran an experiment on more than a thousand trick-or-treaters in Seattle. They wanted to know how likely they would be to steal candy or money even when …
In the 1970s, psychologists ran
an experiment on more than a thousand trick-or-treaters in Seattle. They wanted
to know how likely they would be to steal candy or money even when an adult
told them explicitly not to. In particular, they were interested in
something called “deindividuation,” which is what happens when we lose our sense
of our personal identity. Any time we happen to have this experience, and we
lose ourselves and a sense of personal responsibility, we might end up doing
things that we wouldn’t ordinarily do. A common example of this is riots, which is
what happens when people lose a sense of themselves and they get caught up in a
group mind and end up flipping cars and eating fast food cheesy fries…you know,
things you wouldn’t ordinarily do on your own. Halloween is a perfect example
of deindividuation because after all, you’re wearing a costume, and when you
wear a costume, you’re not YOU…you’re more… tacky representation of a vampire. And
anytime you don’t feel like yourself, you might feel more free to behave badly. In
this Halloween experiment, whenever kids would get up to the door, an adult would
answer and say “Oh, Happy Halloween! I have to keep working in the other room, but
you can take one piece of candy.” And sitting there on the table was a big
bowl of candy, and next to it was a bowl of money for some reason or another. The question was: would kids follow the
rules and just take one piece of candy or would they stuff their hollow pumpkins
with as much candy and money as their little hands could hold and run
mischievously to the next house? The answer to that depended on two things. First… it depended on whether the kids arrived
alone to the house or in a group. When kids arrived in a group, deindividuation
was a little more likely because you could blend in with the group, lose a sense of
yourself–you’ve got a mask on, there’s kids around you…you can’t be held
responsible. And that’s in fact what they found. Compared to kids who came to the
door alone, kids who came in groups were more likely
to break the rules and take more than a piece of candy. The second thing it depended on was
whether kids had to identify themselves when they went to the house. In some of the cases the
adult would ask the tricker treaters for their name
and where they lived in the neighborhood. It sounds a little creepy, but it was
just under the guise of a friendly neighborhood conversation. For kids who
had to identify themselves from the beginning, they were less likely to break
the rules and take more than a piece of candy, whereas the kids who got to keep
themselves anonymous were way more likely to defy those rules. When you put
these two things together, you see a pretty clear picture. In the most individuated condition, where kids came to the door alone and gave their
name, only seven and a half percent of kids broke the rules and took more than
they were allowed to. Compare that to the other group, the more extreme group where
people were the most deindividuated– they came in a group and got to keep
their anonymity. In that group, more than fifty-seven percent of kids broke the
rules that the adult set for them. So together we see a common picture of
psychology and what deindividuation means. When we have to be identified, we
have to live up to standards that we set for ourselves and act according to our
principles and what people expect us to do. But when we get to lose our sense of
identity, be anonymous, and blend in with the group, we suddenly feel freer to
break the rules when we might otherwise not. Alright that does it for this
installment of Halloween Psychology. This is the first in a three-part series of
videos on research in psychology that has to do with Halloween. For more
details about this experiment, go ahead and click on the link down here. You’ll
get taken to a blog post with all the details, and if you’re interested in more
research in psychology and understanding that, go ahead and click on the link
right here to be taken to some of those resources. Come back tomorrow when we
talk about why people like being terrified when watching a scary move. See you tomorrow.
BEEN FORCED TO SUSPEND THEIR EFFORTS DUE TO BAD WEATHER. THEY HOPE TO RESUME ON THURSDAY. THIS IS A SEASON LEAAL QUESTION PEOPLE ASK A LOT, HOW OLD IS TOO OLD …
BEEN FORCED TO SUSPEND THEIR EFFORTS DUE TO BAD WEATHER. THEY HOPE TO RESUME ON THURSDAY. THIS IS A SEASON LEAAL QUESTION PEOPLE ASK A LOT, HOW OLD IS TOO OLD TO GO TRICK OR TREATING, SOME COMMUNITIES ARE ANSWERING THAT QUESTION. AND SOME ARE TAKING IT SERIOUSLY. GREG ARGOS IS HERE. IF YOU’RE PLANNING ON TRICK OR TREATING IN CHESAPEAKE VIRGINIA YOU MAY WANT TO GO AS A PRISONER, BECAUSE THE TOWN MAKES IT AN ARRESTABLE OFFENSE TO TRICK OR TREAT IF YOU’RE OVER 12 YEAR OLD. WE WANTED TO FIND OUT IF THERE’S SIMILAR LAWS IN OUR REGION FOR THIS POPULAR PAST TIME. THREE WEEKS TO GO AND PLENTY OF PEOPLE ALREADY PLANNING THEIR TRANSFORMATION FOR HALLOWEEN NIGHT. ANNUAL HALLOWEEN COSTUME SHOPPING. BEAT THE RUSH BEFORE ALL THE GOOD COSTUMES ARE GONE. REPORTER: WHILE MANY ARE THRILLED ABOUT TRICK OR TREATING HERE IN PHILLY. ONE DAY, JUST THROW ON SOMETHING AWESOME AND HAVE A GREAT TIME. REPORTER: A TOWN HALL IN CHESAPEAKE VIRGINIA HAS PEOPLE TALKING AND HEADS SPINNING. IF YOU ARE WE EVER 12 YOU CAN’T TRICK OR TREAT IT’S ILLEGAL. I THINK IT’S ABSURD. IT’S CRAZY. IT MIGHT BE GOOD BECAUSE PEOPLE TAKE ADVANTAGE WHEN YOU’RE OLDER REPORTER: SNARL THE LAWS IS MISDEMEANOR IS POSTED CLEAR AS DAY ON THE WEB SITE SAYING THOSE 13 AND OLDER CAN FACE UP TO SIX MONTHS IN JAIL AND UP TO A HUNDRED TIMES IN JAIL ENGAGING IN THE ACTIVITY LIKE TRICK OR TREATING. ARE THEY PUTTING HANDCUFFS ON 18 YEAR OLD KIDS FOR TRYING TO GET HERSHEY CHOCOLATE. THE POLICE CAPTAIN SAYS EVERYONE SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE CURFEW LAWS. IF YOU’RE 16 OR OLDER YOU CAN BE OUT TILL TEN, 14 AND 15 TILL NINE AND 13 AND UNDER YOU HAVE TO GET IN BY EIGHT. REPORTER: SIMILAR RULES IN MANY SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY AND NORTHERN DELAWARE CITIES AS WELL. SCHOOL NIGHT SO YOU HAVE TO GET UP EARLY REPORTER: AT LEAST IN OUR RECENTLYING OR FOR THOSE 13 OR OLDER TURNING YOURSELF INTO A CLOWN TO GET CANDY WON’T LAND YOU IN CALVES.
(Elise screaming) (Jeremy laughs) – [Jeremy] Get him, get him. – It’s snowing. – [Caleb] Trick-or-treat,
daddy it’s to heavy. (spooky music) – Happy Halloween. – [Jeremy] Gotta carve the pumpkin. – Yeah, wow, can I try some? – [Jeremy] Yeah. (upbeat music) – Well we got the pumpkin all cleaned out so now I’m just making dinner and putting it inside the
pumpkin so that it can bake. So what do you say when
you trick-or-treat? – I say, trick-or-treat it’s Halloween. – [Kendra] And then what happens after you say trick-or-treat? – You get candy. – [Kendra] Wait what? – You get candy. – [Kendra] You get candy
and then what happens? They give you the candy
and then what do you do? – Say thank you. – [Kendra] Yeah and then what happens? – And eat, one piece of candy. – Good plan, Laura’s been asking me all day long is it time to get on my costume yet mom, is it time to get on my costume yet mom. I’m like not yet, not yet. She finally has on just
a piece of the skirt. (peppy music) Here’s the chili, so now
we just put the dinner in the pumpkin and then we
bake it, uh oh is right. – Oh got guts in there,
that will get it dirty. – [Kendra] It’s done. – It’s a big pumpkin. – [Jeremy] It is huge
have you seen inside? – Dinner? – [Jeremy] Yep, in the pumpkin, yeah. – Dinner in a pumpkin. – [Jeremy] Every year, you hungry? – Yeah. – [Jeremy] ‘Kay. (upbeat music) – Got some on my fingers. – [Jeremy] Did you spill some? – Yeah. – [Jeremy] That’s why we don’t have you in your costume yet. (upbeat music) (Jeremy laughing) – [Kendra] Let’s go get your hair done. – (mumbles) getting my hair curled. – [Jeremy] Why are you curling your hair? – Because I’m gonna be
Moana for Halloween. – [Jeremy] She has curly hair. – I’m way different since I have my hair curled like this. – [Kendra] Does it look different? – Yeah. – And should we put
some makeup on you too? – Sure. (peppy music) – [Kendra] (mumbles) think? – Good. Heart of Te Fiti. – [Jeremy] Jenae likes
the heart of Te Fiti. (Laura laughing) – She loves it so much. – I did it totally wrong. (upbeat music) I like it. – [Jeremy] So you’ve been working on your english accent right? – Of course I have. – [Jeremy] And what’s your name? – Of course Harry. – [Jeremy] And where did you go to school? – Hogwarts. (Jeremy laughing) Wingardium Leviosa, do
you know what that means? – [Jeremy] It means that you
turned me into a hamburger. – No it means that your float. – [Jeremy] Oh, great,
alright there you go buddy. – [Kendra] Caleb you look awesome. (soft music) – [Jeremy] I love your
Wonder Woman costume Elise. – Thanks. – Wonder Woman. – [Jeremy] Elise wanted to be a strong character for Halloween. (Elise laughing) – I’m gonna be Moana for Halloween. – [Jeremy] Ooh nice dance moves. Introducing Harry Potter. – [Kendra] Okay so now stand up. – [Jeremy] The constipated Harry Potter. Introducing Wonder Woman. – I’m so glad to be here. – [Jeremy] Oh we’re glad to
have you here to save the day. – Yes I am here to save the day. – [Kendra] One, two, three, nice. So we can remember that awesome grin. – [Jeremy] She looks very serious. I don’t even think she could smile. (horn music) – [Kendra] Stairs are a little awkward. (Jeremy laughing) Thumbs up from the T-Rex,
there we go I love that one. (Jeremy laughing) (Caleb laughing) – I’m here to save the day, is there any dinosaurs or monsters
or things like that? (Isaac roars) – [Jeremy] Uh oh sounds like there is a dinosaur, go get him. (Caleb yells) (Jeremy laughs) Get him, get him, get him, get him. Introducing pumpkin, hey. – There’s a smile. – [Jeremy] There’s a pumpkin. – She’s like I don’t know
what’s going on this is weird. – [Jeremy] Welcome to Halloween. – The pumpkin. – [Jeremy and Kendra] Yay. – [Jeremy] Introducing Moana of Motunui. (tribal music) – [Kendra] Okay strike a pose. – [Jeremy] Smile. – It’s snowing, do you guys see that? – [Jeremy] That is snow. – That is snow, the first snowflakes of the year, Halloween night. It almost looks just like little dustings. But it is flurries it is
actually snow, did you see it? – Yeah I see it. – Snow. – Snow you snow. – [Both] Snow, snow, snow. – It won’t be long before
we’ll all be there with snow. Name that movie, in the comments
and I’ll love you forever. – I felt one. – [Kendra] Did you feel one? – I see them. – [Jeremy] It’s snowing. – [Kendra] It is, it’s snowing. – Snowing. – [Kendra] Did you see it Laura? – Yeah. – [Kendra] Is it cold out? – Yeah. – [Kendra] Can I get you to
wear your jacket now, okay good. – What? – I love these costumes, this is awesome. – [Jeremy] I know it is so funny. – [Caleb] Isaac yours
is covered with leaves. – [Jeremy] So every year our community does a downtown trick-or-treating
it’s a lot of fun. – [Kids] Trick-or-treat. – [Elise] Thank you. – [Caleb] Thank you. – [Woman] You’re welcome,
you are so welcome. (Laura laughing) – Happy Halloween. – [Kids] Thank you. – [Laura] Trick-or-treat. – Thank you. – [Woman] You are so welcome,
Wonder Woman love it. (people talking) – [Woman] Hi there you may pick one. – [Kids] Trick-or-treat. – Thank you so much. – You are so welcome, there you go. – [Laura] Thank you. – If you dig long enough they’ll come out. (spooky music) – [Kendra] It’s just smoke sweetheart. – [Man] (mumbles) okay. – How are you doing? – Hey, how are you. – [Kid] Trick or ah, hello. (peppy music) – These are for you. – [Jeremy] Is that for me? (Jeremy laughing) You wanna be done? – Yeah. – [Jeremy] You to cold? (Laura mumbles) (kids laughing) – [Man] Bye. – [Kids] Trick-or-treat. – Trick-or-treat to you guys. – [Kid] Happy Halloween. – [Woman] Well thank you, Happy
Halloween to you guys too. – [Elise] And thank you so much. (Jeremy laughing) – I love how trick-or-treating opens up the community to each other. People open their homes up and as a community it’s just a fun time together. – [Man] Hey. – Hi. – Thank you so much. – Trick-or-treat, thank you. – Isaac’s costume brings
joy to all who see. (people laughing) These people are actually
filming Isaac running away because of how funny
that is, it’s awesome. – [Isaac] Aw I don’t fit. – [Jeremy] Come around Isaac. – Oh daddy. – [Jeremy] Yeah. – You can have the Skittles. – [Jeremy] Oh, thank you. (Elise screams) – [Elise] This is so creepy. – [Kid] This is awesome, oh my. – [Kid] Daddy we got Pringles. – [Man] Run around like
you’re completely insane. – [Woman] Oh hey. (upbeat music) (peppy music) – Daddy it’s to heavy. – [Jeremy] You ready to be done buddy? Caleb found a friend
to just carry him home. – Can you walk across? – [Man] Trick-or-treat. – [Jeremy] We’re back to the party. (people talking) – Hi. – [Kendra] (mumbles) all
lined up all orderly. – Mama what is this? – [Isaac] Here we’ll give you these. (Laura mumbles) – [Caleb] Goodnight, J House out. You could be a firework. – [Jeremy] It is so ready to come out. (Kendra gasping) – What if mama lama’s gone? (kids yelling) (upbeat music)
♪ SOMEWHERE DEEP IN BEAR COUNTRY ♪ ♪ LIVES THE BERENSTAIN BEAR FAMILY ♪ ♪ THEY’RE KIND OF FURRY AROUND THE TORSO ♪ ♪ THEY’RE A LOT LIKE PEOPLE, ONLY MORE …
♪ SOMEWHERE DEEP
IN BEAR COUNTRY ♪ ♪ LIVES THE BERENSTAIN
BEAR FAMILY ♪ ♪ THEY’RE KIND OF FURRY
AROUND THE TORSO ♪ ♪ THEY’RE A LOT LIKE PEOPLE,
ONLY MORE SO ♪ ♪ THE BARE FACT IS THAT ♪ ♪ THEY’RE JUST LIKE
YOU AND ME ♪ ♪ THE ONLY DIFFERENCE
IS THEY LIVE ♪ ♪ IN A TREE ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS ♪ ♪ WHEN THINGS GO WRONG,
AS THINGS MIGHT DO ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS
WILL FIND A WAY THROUGH ♪ ♪ MAMA, PAPA,
SISTER AND BROTHER ♪ ♪ THEY’LL ALWAYS BE THERE
FOR EACH OTHER ♪ ♪ THE BARE FACT IS THAT
THEY CAN BE SWEET AS HONEY ♪ ♪ SOMETIMES, YOU’LL FIND,
THEY MIGHT BE JUST PLAIN FUNNY ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS ♪♪ [ MAMA ]: WHEN THE TV IS ON ALL DAY WITHOUT REST, MAMA KNOWS IT’S TOO MUCH AND MAMA KNOWS BEST. THERE — ANY OTHER REPAIRS
YOU’D LIKE ME TO DO WHILE I HAVE MY TOOLBOX OUT? BROTHER’S BICYCLE BRAKE
IS STICKING. I ALREADY FIXED
THAT LAST WEEK. WELL, THAT’S FUNNY. I WONDER WHY HE HASN’T
BEEN RIDING IT. [ MUSIC FROM
TV PLAYING ] [ LAUGHING ] IT’S A BEAUTIFUL
DAY OUTSIDE. LOOK AT ALL
THAT SUNSHINE. I KNOW, THE GLARE’S
WRECKING THE PICTURE. WOULDN’T YOU LIKE
TO PLAY OUTSIDE? UH…NO THANKS. IT’S SATURDAY,
MAMA. ALL THE BEST
SHOWS ARE ON. [ LAUGHING ] HAVEN’T YOU READ THOSE LIBRARY
BOOKS YET? THEY’RE DUE NEXT WEEK. OK. [ LAUGHING ] HMM… DETECTIVE HONEYWELL, DO YOU THINK
YOU CAN FIND THE THIEF WHO STOLE MY CHESTNUTS? DON’T WORRY, MA’AM, WE ALREADY
HAVE SOME SOLID LEADS. [ MAMA ]:
BROTHER, SISTER! LUNCH IS READY. [ TV ]: HAVE A LOOK
AT THIS PHOTO, MA’AM. AWW, I KNEW
THAT GUY WAS THE CROOK A
HALF HOUR AGO. ME, TOO. DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS BEAR? IT’S THE
HOT DOG BEAR. [ TV ]: WHY, ISN’T THAT
THE HOT DOG BEAR? OHH… CUBS, LUNCH IS
ON THE TABLE. IN A MINUTE, MAMA. [ TV ]: DON’T WORRY, MA’AM. OK, IT’S
A COMMERCIAL. COME ON,
LET’S HURRY. WAIT — LOOK, BROTHER, IT’S THE BURR-FUR BEAR. OW! OHH! [ BROTHER ]:
HA, HA…I LOVE THE BURR-FUR
BEAR COMMERCIAL. [ MAMA ]: I’M SURE
THAT AD WILL BE ON AGAIN. NOW COME ALONG. AWW… WHAT’S THIS? A LOVELY LADY
DINING ALONE. MAY I JOIN YOU FOR
LUNCH, MS. BEAR? BE MY GUEST. THE CUBS AREN’T INTERESTED. OH, WHERE
ARE THEY? EATING IN FRONT
OF THAT TELEVISION. IT USED TO BE A TREAT. NOW THEY DO IT EVERY DAY. [ BROTHER ]:
GIVE IT TO ME! [ SISTER ]: IT’S
MY TURN TO CHOOSE. WE’RE NOT WATCHING
BEAR WRESTLING! THERE’S NO WAY
I’M WATCHING LITTLE TREEHOUSE
ON THE PRAIRIE. [ STRAINING ] [ MAMA ]:
OK, THAT’S IT. AHH! NO MORE TV FOR A WEEK. WHAT? BUT, MAMA! NO, SIR, I MEAN IT. PAPA, MAMA TOLD US WE CAN’T
WATCH TV FOR A WHOLE WEEK. YOUR MAMA’S GOT A POINT. YOU TWO CUBS HAVE BEEN WATCHING
FAR TOO MUCH TELEVISION LATELY. NOW, IF YOU DON’T MIND, I’M JUST GOING TO CATCH
SOME OF THE HOCKEY PLAYOFFS. HUH? YOU TOO, PAPA. FOR ONCE,
THE WHOLE FAMILY IS GOING TO
BE TV FREE. OHH… OH…I CAN’T
BELIEVE WE’RE STUCK
OUTSIDE. THINK OF ALL THE
SHOWS WE’RE MISSING. [ SIGHING ] [ PAPA ]: GO! GO! GO! [ TV ]: GRIZZLECEK TO
NEEDLEBEAR, BACK TO GRIZZLECEK. NICE FORECHECKING.
WAY TO HUSTLE. GRIZZLECEK SHOOTS! OHH…AND HE HITS
THE GOAL POST! DARN! IT’S OVER TO MAULMORE.
CROSS-ICE TO GRIZZLECEK… HUH? OHH! NEEDLEBEAR TAKES A HIT AGAINST THE BOARDS
FROM PAWSKI! OH…DIDN’T SEE THAT COMING. AND YOU DIDN’T
SEE ME COMING. MAMA? OH, HELLO, DEAR. I, I WAS JUST
RESTAINING THE TV CABINET. I WANT TO BRING BACK
THAT RICH WALNUT LUSTRE. YOU CAN STAIN THE WOODWORK
JUST AS WELL WITH THE TV OFF. MMM… YOU HAVE TO SET AN EXAMPLE
FOR THE CUBS. YOU’RE RIGHT. [ GIGGLING ] [ BROTHER ]:
I’M BORED. [ SISTER ]: ME, TOO. I THINK WE SHOULD
END THE TV BAN ON ACCOUNT
OF BAD WEATHER. RAIN OR NO RAIN, NO TV FOR
A WEEK MEANS NO TV FOR A WEEK. WHAT ARE WE
SUPPOSED TO DO FOR FUN? HOW ABOUT CRACKING OPEN
A GOOD BOOK? [ SIGHING ] OK. THAT’S THE TELEVISION GUIDE. IT’S STILL READING. OH! GUESS WHAT MOVIE
IS ON TV TONIGHT! WHAT? HONEY, I SHRUNK THE CUBS. THAT’S
A CLASSIC. MAMA, YOU HAVE TO
LET US WATCH THAT. I’M SORRY BROTHER
AND SISTER, BUT THE ONLY
WAY TO BREAK THE TV-WATCHING
HABIT IS TO KEEP
THE TV OFF. AWW… WHAT YOU NEED IS SOME DIFFERENT
READING MATERIAL TO GET YOUR MIND
ON SOMETHING ELSE. HERE WE ARE. TRY READING THIS INSTEAD. [ BROTHER ]: THE BEAR COUNTRY
BOOK OF BIRDS. UH-HUH. YOU COULD LEARN A
LOT FROM THAT BOOK. I COULD ALSO LEARN A LOT BY
WATCHING A NATURE SHOW ON BBS. YES YOU COULD…
NEXT WEEK. NOW, IF YOU DON’T MIND, I HAVE
A CROSSWORD PUZZLE TO FINISH. OH… HMM… A SQUARE CARDBOARD CONTAINER.
THREE LETTERS. BOX. BOX — HA, THAT’S RIGHT. THANK YOU,
BROTHER. BOX! WE COULD USE A BOX. A BOX? I KNOW HOW WE CAN GET AROUND
MAMA’S NO TV RULE. COME ON. LOOK, MAMA, NOW WE HAVE OUR OWN TV. [ CHUCKLING ] DOES IT WORK? SURE DOES. RIGHT, BROTHER? UH-HUH.
I’LL SHOW YOU. CLICK. HELLO AND WELCOME TO
THE BEAR COUNTRY WEATHER REPORT. AS YOU CAN SEE,
IT’S RAINING OUTSIDE, SO WE RECOMMEND
VIEWERS SPEND THE DAY WATCHING THEIR
FAVOURITE TV SHOWS. DOES IT GET ANY OTHER CHANNELS? CLICK-CLICK. THIS JUST IN. A NEW STUDY SHOWS WATCHING TV
PREVENTS CAVITIES. [ LAUGHING ] HEY, PAPA,
CAN WE USE SOME OF THE OTHER BOXES
IN YOUR WORKSHOP? GO RIGHT AHEAD. COME ON, SIS,
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING ELSE. WE COULD MAKE A HOUSE
OR A SPACESHIP. NICE TO SEE THE CUBS USING
THEIR IMAGINATIONS AGAIN. DON’T YOU AGREE, PAPA? DO YOU THINK
THEIR TV CARRIES THE HOCKEY
PLAYOFFS? HA, OH, HO, PAPA. [ LAUGHING ] [ LAUGHING ] WOW. [ SISTER ]: LOOK,
OUR FIRST CUSTOMER. A BLUEBIRD. HEH, SORRY, SIS. IT’S BLUE AND
IT’S A BIRD, BUT IT’S NOT
A BLUEBIRD. WHAT IS IT
THEN? A BLUE JAY. SEE? [ MAMA ]:
SO IT IS. MY, YOU’RE
BECOMING QUITE AN AUTHORITY
ON BIRDS. SORT OF, I GUESS. IT’S KIND OF FUN. I’M KEEPING A CHECKLIST
OF ALL THE DIFFERENT BIRDS I’VE IDENTIFIED,
AND I’M UP TO 41 NOW. 41! I’M IMPRESSED. HEY, CHECK
THIS OUT. OUR VERY OWN NATURE SHOW. I’M CALLING IT BIRD TV. [ LAUGHING ] THOSE THREE BRIGHT STARS
MAKE ORION’S BELT. AND THE THREE
FAINTER ONES GOING DOWN ARE SUPPOSED TO BE HIS SWORD. WELL, WHAT
DO YOU KNOW. IT CERTAINLY
IS HANDY HAVING AN ASTRONOMER
IN THE FAMILY. A SWORD? WELL, HEH… YOU HAVE TO HAVE A PRETTY GOOD
IMAGINATION TO SEE THAT. UH-HUH. OK, I HAVE ANOTHER ONE FOR YOU. LOOK THAT WAY TO THE NORTH
AND YOU’LL SEE THE BIG DIPPER. THAT’S URSA MAJOR,
OR THE GREAT BEAR. [ MAMA ]: OH, YES, I SEE IT. [ PAPA ]:
THERE IT IS. [ BROTHER ]:
A BEAR? I CAN’T SEE A BEAR. HERE, SON,
LET ME SHINE A LIGHT ON IT
FOR YOU. [ MAMA ]: AH, HO, HO, PAPA. [ SISTER ]:
PAPA… [ BROTHER ]:
WHOA! MY GOODNESS. LOOK AT THAT. A METEOR. THAT WAS AMAZING! THIS IS
EVEN BETTER THAN GOING
TO THE MOVIES. NO MOVIE THEATRE
HAS A SCREEN THIS BIG. [ CHUCKLING ] WELL, CUBS, I THINK
IT’S TIME FOR BED. AWW, BUT TOMORROW’S
SATURDAY. HEY, SIS! WE CAN START WATCHING TV AGAIN. THAT’S RIGHT. IT’S SATURDAY. WELCOME BACK, TV! HEY, I’LL BE ABLE TO CATCH
THE LAST GAME OF THE PLAYOFFS. [ BROTHER ]: LET’S
HIT THE SACK. WE’VE GOT TO
BE UP BRIGHT AND EARLY FOR THE
NUTTY BEAR SHOW. I’LL TUCK YOU IN. GOOD NIGHT, MAMA. GOOD NIGHT,
CUBS. [ SISTER ]: SEE
YOU IN THE MORNING. I SUPPOSE… IF YOU’RE NOT TOO BUSY
WATCHING TV. [ LAUGHING ] [ YAWNING ] MORNING, MAMA.
IS THE NEWSPAPER HERE YET? IT’S ON
THE KITCHEN TABLE. GOOD MORNING, CUBS. MORNING, PAPA. LOOKS LIKE A BEAUTIFUL
DAY OUT THERE. YES, IT’S TOO BAD
THE CUBS HAVEN’T NOTICED. OH, THEY’RE JUST AS HOOKED ON
THAT TV AS THEY WERE A WEEK AGO. [ CHIRPING ] [ GASPING ] WHOA! WHAT? DID YOU SEE THAT BIRD? WHAT WAS IT, BROTHER? I’LL SHOW YOU. CHECK THIS OUT. A SCARLET TANAGER. SAY…THAT’S
SOMETHING YOU DON’T SEE
EVERY DAY. YOU JUST SAW
THAT BIRD? UH-HUH, RIGHT
OUTSIDE THE WINDOW. I WANT
TO SEE IT. COME ON, IT’S PROBABLY
STILL IN THE YARD. I’LL GRAB
THE BINOCULARS. I WANT TO SEE
THIS BIRD MYSELF. [ MAMA ]: THINGS AREN’T ALWAYS
QUITE WHAT THEY SEEM WHEN BEARS GO OUT
FOR TREATS ON HALLOWEEN. I CAN’T WAIT
TO TRY ON MY COSTUME. IT’S GOING TO BE
THE SPOOKIEST HALLOWEEN EVER. [ SISTER ]: IT’S SO MUCH FUN
TO TRICK OR TREAT. OH, I ASKED LIZZIE
TO COME WITH US. GREAT — FREDDY’S COMING TOO. LET’S GO OUT
RIGHT AFTER SUNSET. YOU BET. WE’VE GOT A LOT
OF CANDY COLLECTING TO DO. [ CAWING ] BUT THERE’S ONE PLACE WE WON’T
BE STOPPING TO TRICK OR TREAT. WIDDER JONES’ HOUSE. I HEAR SHE FLIES AROUND
ON HER BROOMSTICK AT NIGHT. I HEAR SHE COOKS UP MAGIC SPELLS
IN HER WITCH’S CAULDRON. I HEARD IT FROM FREDDY,
WHO HEARD IT FROM LENNY, WHO HEARD IT FROM FUZZY THAT
SHE TURNS CUBS INTO STATUES. STATUES? UH-HUH…STATUES. AHH! AHH! HELLO, I’M HOME. HELLO? [ GIGGLING ] I GUESS I’M ALL ALONE
IN THE HOUSE. BOO! OH, MY! THOSE CERTAINLY ARE
SPOOKY COSTUMES. [ GROWLING ] I’M SO SCARED, I CAN’T PUT
THESE GROCERIES AWAY NOW. [ GROWLING ] WE’LL DO
IT, MAMA. AND REMEMBER,
DON’T TOUCH THE CANDY. THOSE ARE FOR THE TRICK
OR TREATERS TONIGHT. DON’T WORRY, WE’RE GOING
TO GET LOTS OF OUR OWN TREATS. [ MOANING ] HUH? OOOH… [ GASPING ] OOOH…OUCH! I, I CAN’T SEE. AH…OHH! OH… PAPA? AW, IT’S YOU. IT’S JUST YOUR PA, TRYING
TO GIVE YOU A HALLOWEEN SCARE. WELL, IT WAS KIND OF
SCARY, AT FIRST. IT JUST GOES
TO SHOW YOU HOW APPEARANCES
CAN BE DECEIVING. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? THAT’S JUST A GROWN-UP
WAY OF SAYING THAT THINGS AREN’T
ALWAYS WHAT THEY SEEM. [ BROTHER ]: WE’LL
GO HERE…AND HERE. DON’T FORGET THIS HOUSE. THEY ALWAYS GIVE OUT
CRISPY SQUARES. MM-MMM, LOVE THOSE
CRISPY SQUARES. WHAT ARE YOU CUBS UP TO? IT’S A TRICK
OR TREAT MAP. WE’RE FIGURING OUT WHICH
HOUSES TO VISIT TONIGHT. WE’RE GOING TO
FARMER BEN’S HOUSE, AND THEN MRS. GRIZZLE’S — SHE USUALLY MAKES
SPECIAL HALLOWEEN COOKIES. AND THEN,
TEACHER JANE’S. SHE GIVES OUT
GOOD STUFF. AND WE’LL GO TO
DR. GRIZZLY’S HOUSE… EVEN THOUGH SHE GIVES OUT
HEALTHY SNACKS. JUST TO
BE POLITE. [ LAUGHING ] AND THEN, GRAMPS AND GRAN. THEY ALWAYS HAVE
LOTS OF CANDY FOR US. HMM, IT LOOKS
LIKE YOU MISSED WIDDER JONES’
HOUSE. OH, UH, WE DID THAT ON PURPOSE. YOU DID? WHY? BECAUSE SHE’S A WITCH. OH, HO, HO, NONSENSE. SHE’S VERY SWEET
AND KINDHEARTED. MAMA, I’M TALKING ABOUT
THE WIDDER JONES WHO LIVES ON CROOKED LANE. THAT WIDDER JONES. YES, I KNOW WHO YOU MEAN. WE TAKE A QUILTING CLASS
TOGETHER. SHE’S VERY FRIENDLY
AND HELPFUL. UNTIL SHE TURNS YOU
INTO A STATUE. IN FACT, I SAW HER
AT THE MARKET TODAY. SHE’S PREPARING
A VERY SPECIAL TREAT FOR ALL THE TRICK OR TREATERS. AND WHEN YOU GET HOME,
I WANT TO HEAR THAT YOU’VE PAID
WIDDER JONES A VISIT. REMEMBER NOT TO JUDGE
SOMEONE BY THEIR APPEARANCE. SO, ARE WE GOING THERE? I GUESS SO. YOU KNOCK —
I’LL WAIT BY THE ROAD. NO WAY! [ LAUGHING ] COME ON, LIZZIE. [ LAUGHING ] BLA, BLA! I VANT
TO BITE YOUR CANDY. REMEMBER, STAY
IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD. [ MAMA ]: AND DON’T
EAT ANY TREATS UNTIL YOU
GET BACK HOME. AND HAVE FUN. WE WILL. WE’RE GETTING A TON
OF CANDY, HUH, FREDDY? I KNOW. MY ARMS ARE
GETTING TIRED. THIS OUR BEST
HALLOWEEN HAUL EVER. UH-OH…LOOK WHERE WE ARE NOW. WIDDER JONES’
HOUSE. ANYONE SEE A WITCH
FLYING ON A BROOMSTICK? BOO! AHH! HA-HA! LOOK WHAT WE HAVE HERE. SOME LITTLE CUBS
TRICK OR TREATING. OOH, LOOK AT ALL
THE SPOOKY COSTUMES. CHECK IT OUT, TOO-TALL. THAT’S THE SCARIEST
BALLERINA I’VE EVER SEEN. AND LOOK, THAT’S THE CREEPIEST
MONSTER I’VE EVER SEEN. OH, WAIT A SECOND. THAT’S BROTHER. [ LAUGHING ] HA, HA, VERY FUNNY, SKUZZ. AND WHAT ARE YOU GUYS
SUPPOSED TO BE? TWEEDLE DUMB
AND TWEEDLE DUMBER? [ LAUGHING ] YOU’RE
TWEEDLE DUMB. THEN YOU’RE
TWEEDLE DUMBER, SMIRK. NO, YOU ARE,
SKUZZ. QUIET! SO, ARE YOU GUYS
TRICK OR TREATING? HA! NO WAY. WE’RE HERE TO HAVE
SOME REAL HALLOWEEN FUN. WE’RE GOING TO
PUT THE TRICK BACK INTO TRICK
OR TREATING. YOU SAID IT, SKUZZ. AND WE’RE STARTING OUT BY DECORATING
WIDDER JONES’ HOUSE… WITH SOME OF THIS. [ LAUGHING ] AREN’T YOU GUYS
SCARED? NAH, WE’RE NOT SCARED
OF ANYTHING. BEFORE YOU MAKE HER MAD,
CAN WE GET OUR CANDY FIRST? WHAT? WE’RE GOING IN THERE? ARE YOU SERIOUS? WELL, MAMA TOLD US
WIDDER JONES IS REALLY NICE. SHE HAS SPECIAL TREATS FOR US. SPECIAL TREATS? TELL YOU WHAT. WE’LL KNOCK AT THE DOOR
FIRST…YOU KNOW, JUST TO MAKE SURE
EVERYTHING’S OK FOR YOU GUYS. SURE…OK…ALL RIGHT. HEH, HEH, MIGHT AS WELL
HAVE A LITTLE SNACK BEFORE WE GET
TO WORK, RIGHT, BOYS? RIGHT. YOU SAID IT. [ CACKLING ] HEE-HEE-HEE… AHH! AHH! GET OUT
OF THE WAY! [ CACKLING ] HEE-HEE-HEE… IT’S WITCH JONES! LET’S GET OUT OF HERE! [ SCREAMING ] HUH? SISTER? LIZZIE! FREDDY! ANYONE? THEY HAVE TO BE
AROUND HERE SOMEWHERE. OOF! [ GASPING ] OH, NO! WITCH JONES HAS TURNED
LIZZY INTO A STATUE. SO NICE OF YOU TO
COME, MY PRETTIES. [ CACKLING ] NOW, DON’T GO ANYWHERE.
I’LL BE RIGHT BACK. HEE-HEE-HEE… HUH, SHE REALLY IS A WITCH. I HAVE TO RESCUE THEM. COOL
DECORATIONS. THOSE COBWEBS LOOK SO REAL. OH, THERE YOU ARE. BROTHER. HURRY! WE CAN ESCAPE
THROUGH THE WINDOW. NO, IT’S OK. WE CAN’T LEAVE YET.
SHE’S GETTING OUR TREATS. DID WITCH JONES CAST A SPELL
ON YOU OR SOMETHING? HEY, GUYS,
SHE EVEN DECORATED
HER BATHROOM. YOU SHOULD
CHECK IT OUT. LIZZIE, YOU’RE NOT A STATUE. HA, HA, THANKS FOR TELLING ME. HA, HA, YOU HAVE IT ALL WRONG. WIDDER JONES IS NICE. JUST LIKE MAMA SAID. COME HERE. MAMA WOULDN’T BE FRIENDS
WITH A WITCH NOW, WOULD SHE? HMM…I GUESS YOU’RE RIGHT. HERE WE GO, CUBS. CANDY APPLES. THANKS. MMM,
CANDY APPLES! OH, YOU MUST BE BROTHER. SO GLAD YOU COULD COME. HEH…HI. UH…I, UH, LIKE
YOUR DECORATIONS. HALLOWEEN IS MY FAVOURITE
TIME OF THE YEAR. I LOVE ENTERTAINING
NEIGHBOURHOOD CUBS AND DRESSING UP AND HANGING SPOOKY THINGS
AROUND THE YARD. [ KNOCKING ] OH, GOODY!
MORE TRICK OR TREATERS. HMM…THAT’S ODD. NO ONE’S HERE. [ TOO-TALL ]: HEY, WOULD
YOU QUIT PUSHING, SKUZZ. IT’S TOO-TALL AND HIS GANG. THEY’RE NOT HERE
FOR THE TREATS… JUST THE TRICKS. I UNDERSTAND PERFECTLY. AND I’M MORE THAN HAPPY
TO OBLIGE. WATCH THIS. WATCH OUT! VAMPIRE BATS. THEY’RE AFTER US! AHH! GET AWAY! AHH! THEY’RE
GOING TO GET US! [ LAUGHING ] WOW! THAT WILL TEACH THEM. BUT THEY’RE STILL COMING BACK. MAYBE THEY WANT
SOME MORE TRICKS. GHOSTS! AHH! AHH! AHH! [ LAUGHING ] SO, BROTHER, HOW WOULD YOU
LIKE TO PLAY THE FINAL TRICK? OK. JUST TURN THIS ON
AND WATCH THE FUN. FIVE, FOUR, THREE, TWO… THIS ISN’T AS MUCH FUN
AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE. AHH! LET’S GET OUT OF HERE! AHH! [ LAUGHING ] [ SCREAMING ] IT’S A SHAME THEY DIDN’T
COME IN FOR A VISIT. THEY DON’T KNOW
WHAT THEY’RE MISSING. NEXT YEAR,
STICK TO THE TREATS,
YOU GUYS! WE DID PRETTY WELL TONIGHT. MMM… SO WHO GAVE YOU THESE
DELICIOUS-LOOKING CANDY APPLES? WIDDER JONES. WIDDER JONES? THAT SCARY-LOOKING GROUCH
THAT LIVES DOWN CROOKED LANE? ACTUALLY, SHE’S
REALLY NICE, PAPA. YOU SHOULDN’T JUDGE SOMEONE
BY HOW THEY LOOK, REMEMBER? YOU’RE RIGHT. WHAT ARE YOU DOING, PAPA? WELL, YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD
TO GO TRICK OR TREATING… ESPECIALLY FOR CANDY APPLES. I HOPE WIDDER JONES
HAS SOME LEFT. [ LAUGHING ] [ GASPING ] OH, HO, PAPA. CAPTIONS PERFORMED BY
THE NATIONAL CAPTIONING CENTRE
