10 Best Cartoon Network Halloween Episodes According To IMDb

10 Best Cartoon Network Halloween Episodes, According To IMDb

Cartoon Network leans into its weirdness (and sometimes grossness) to create fun and compelling Halloween-themed episodes. These are the best on IMDb.

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Cartoon Network was officially launched in 1992 and aimed at providing mostly animated content to younger audiences. Though it operates under the same mindset as Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network has never had as much success as the other children’s networks. However, it has cultivated a home for animated content that has lured both kids and even adult audiences over the years.

Since Cartoon Network is geared towards children, their Halloween-themed episodes tend to be less scary. Instead, they leaned into their weirdness (and sometimes grossness) to create fun and compelling holiday-themed episodes. Though several Cartoon Network shows have aired multiple Halloween episodes over their runs, these are the best of the best of the best.

10 Chowder: “The Spookiest House In Marzipan” (Season 3, Episode 2) – 6.7

Chowder premiered in 2007, ran for three seasons, and even won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation. During that time, the series aired several Halloween episodes, but the fan-favorite occurred in season 3 because of its zany and hilarious plot.

The episode opens with a puppet, Gazpacho, as he narrates a spooky story which serves as the title of the episode. From there, fans are treated with the familiar face of Chowder, who has been tasked with making a special delivery to the haunted house located in their town.

9 Camp Lazlo: “Hallobeanies” (Season 2, Episode 1) – 7.7

Camp Lazlo might be one of Cartoon Network’s most forgotten cartoons. Despite this, the series ran for five seasons and even won three Primetime Emmy Awards. “Hallobeanies” was a fan-favorite episode because the show managed to create an authentic Halloween-themed show, even though the show takes place at a summer camp.

Instead of going home for the school year, Lazlo and his two friends decide to hide out in their cabin in the hopes of trick-or-treating around camp. The Jelly Beans presence freaks Scoutmaster Lumpus out to the point where he thinks he’s hallucinating. It’s a recipe for chaos and hilarity which makes it so great.

8 Codename Kid Next Door: “Operation: T.R.I.C.K.Y.” (Season 3, Episode 11) – 8.0

Codename Kid Next Door has an interesting history with Cartoon Network because it was a pilot voted on by its kid audience to be turned into a full show. And it’s a decision that was the right one since the series ran for eight seasons. The show was great because it felt authentically child-focused and playful and the Halloween episode was no different.

Set on Halloween night, Numbuh 2 and Numbuh 4 get into an argument over Halloween, which leads to a bet. Now, Numbuh 4 must figure out a way to get more candy than the rest of the kids in his club.

7 Ed, Edd, N Eddy: “Ed, Edd N Eddy’s Boo Haw Haw” – 8.1

Ed, Edd, N Eddy was known for its grotesque kid humor and that certainly didn’t change in the Halloween-themed special, which aired in October 2005. The episode also is beloved because it’s full of fun wordplay puns and Easter eggs to classic Halloween movies.

The episode followed the Eds as they set out to find the mysterious “Spook-E-Ville” town on Halloween night. Despite having a map, the adventure proves to be extremely difficult, especially when Ed begins to see the trick-or-treaters as scary and gross monsters.

6 Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends: “Nightmare On Wilson Way” (Season 5, Episode 10) – 8.1

When Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends premiered in 2004, it became an instant hit. With six seasons and seven Emmy Awards, the series is one of Cartoon Network’s best classic shows. So it’s no surprise that “Nightmare of Wilson Way” is one of the best Halloween episodes from the network. The episode also earned extra praise from fans and critics because it was released both in 2D and 3D animation.

There’s a lot going on in the episode, which makes it so much fun. Mac spends most of the night tied to Bloo’s bed so he can’t eat any candy and get a sugar rush. Meanwhile, Bloo sets out to pull his version of the best Halloween prank ever, which leads to a zombie wreaking havoc on the home.

5 Johnny Bravo: “Bravo Dooby Doo” (Season 1, Episode 3) – 8.4

When one thinks of Halloween, it’s safe to assume that they don’t instantly think about Cartoon Network’s original series, Johnny Bravo. But, the comedy series did air a Halloween-themed episode during the first season. ANd the episode was so iconic, largely because it was an amazing crossover TV episode that featured the Scooby-Doo gang.

After his car breaks down, Johnny is picked up by the gang in the Mystery Machine, who happen to be driving by. They all end up at Johnny’s aunt’s haunted mansion, where they discover that the aunt is mysteriously missing.

4 Ben 10: “Ghostfreaked Out” (Season 2, Episode 11) – 8.6

Ben 10 was so successful during its initial run that it spawned four movies based on the TV show and was even rebooted in 2016 for a short time. While the series never had a shortage of alien creatures for Ben to encounter, the Halloween special pulled out all the stops in creating the most unique alien monster of all: Ghostfreak.

After living in Ben’s watch for a long time, Ghostfreak manages to escape the watch and tries to terrorize the town. However, he quickly realizes that he can’t survive without Ben’s DNA, and so he hatches a plan to merge himself with Ben once and for all.

3 The Amazing World Of Gumball: “Halloween” (Season 2, Episode 9) – 8.7

The Amazing World of Gumball is known for its lighthearted comedy episodes, which is why the season 2 episode, “Halloween,” is so iconic because it gets a little more spooky than fans were used to.

On Halloween night in Elmore, Carrie convinces Gumball, Darin, and Anais to skip their usual trick-or-treat antics and instead gets them to attend a Halloween Party for the undead at a haunted house. The kids try to convince the other partygoers that they’re undead too, which proves to be easy as they begin to transform into ghosts themselves.

2 The Grim Adventures Of Billy & Mandy: “Billy & Mandy’s Jacked-Up Halloween” (Season 2, Episode 15) – 8.7

Of all Cartoon Network’s original shows, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy is the one that is the most Halloween, even though it’s not a Halloween-themed series. Because of this, the Halloween episode really had to push to be unique, which is why it’s so beloved by fans.

In the season 2 episode, Grim tells the kids about Jack O’Lantern, a man who escaped death but was forced to live with a pumpkin on his head, forcing him to hide away for most of the year. When Billy shows up on Jack’s doorstep with Grim’s scythe, Jack steals it and plans to use its power to make it forever Halloween, so he doesn’t have to hide.

1 Regular Show: “Terror Tales Of The Park” (Season 3, Episode 4) – 9.4

Regular Show became one of Cartoon Network’s most popular shows due to its ability to appeal to both children and adults audiences with its dark humor and constant sexual innuendos. Like The Simpsons, Regular Show created an entire Halloween series called “Terror Tales Of The Park,” which they added to every season.

With several episodes in the series, the season 3 episode remains the best of the best, partly because it kicked off the series. In it, Mordecai and Rigby find a Victorian doll that manages to come to life and convinces them to pull pranks on the others. Meanwhile, Muscle Man and High Five find a haunted RV that they want to crash into the Death Metal Crash Pit.

Link Source : https://screenrant.com/best-halloween-episodes-cartoon-network-imdb/

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