12:10 pm 
Garfield’s Halloween Adventure 
Garfield and Odie set out to trick-or-treat, and Garfield suggests they venture to the neighborhood across the river. When they find themselves in a spooky-looking house, they encounter an old man who warns them of pirates who will return from the dead at midnight to collect their treasure. What happens to Garfield and Odie after the man steals their rowboat? (1985, CBS) 

12:35 pm 
Dr. Seuss’ Halloween Is Grinch Night 
In this Halloween Grinch special from Dr. Seuss, young Ukariah wanders from home and encounters the Grinch, survives the flight of the Grinch's ghost-laden wagon, wards off the Grinch's attack on Whoville, and frees Max, the Grinch’s dog. (1977, ABC) 

1:05 pm 
It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown 
While other members of the Peanuts gang prepare for a night of trick-or-treating and other Halloween festivities, Linus camps out in the pumpkin patch to await the Great Pumpkin. Reluctant to believe in such a character but wanting to support her beloved Linus, Sally decides to join him for the long night. (1979, CBS) 

1:35 pm 
The Paper: “Pilot” 
The documentary crew that immortalized Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch is in search of a new subject when they discover a historic Midwestern newspaper and the publisher trying to revive it. (2025, Peacock) 

2:10 pm 
The Office: “Dinner Party” 
Pam (Jenna Fischer), Jim (John Krasinski), Angela (Angela Kinsey), Dwight (Rainn Wilson), and Andy (Ed Helms) go to a dinner party at Michael (Steve Carell) and Jan’s (Melora Hardin) condo, but tensions rise over a game of charades, a CD, and a neon beer sign. (2008, NBC) 

2:35 pm
The Office: “Halloween” 
It’s Halloween, and the office staff comes dressed for the occasion. However, the day will be less than festive for one employee, as Michael has been told he must let someone go by the end of the day. (2005, NBC) 

3:00 pm 
The Office: “The Convict” 
When new employees start at Dunder Mifflin, Michael learns of them is a convicted felon. Determined to find the convict, he holds a team meeting about prison. Enter: Prison Mike. (2006, NBC) 

3:25 pm (Except Saturdays and Sundays) 
The Office: “Stress Relief” 
When Dwight’s fire drill goes chaotically awry and causes Stanley (Leslie David Baker) to have a heart attack, Michael leads initiatives to reduce the stress levels of his employees...with mixed results. (2009, NBC) 

4:10 pm (Except Saturdays and Sundays) 
The Paper: “Pilot” 
The documentary crew that immortalized Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch is in search of a new subject when they discover a historic Midwestern newspaper and the publisher trying to revive it. (2025, Peacock) 

4:45 pm (Except Saturdays and Sundays) 
The Office: “Threat Level Midnight” 
Michael’s movie “Threat Level Midnight” is ready, and the entire office staff gathers for a special screening of the film. (2011, Peacock) 

5:10 pm (Except Saturdays and Sundays) 
The Office: “Goodbye, Michael” 
The office staff bids a tearful farewell to Michael Scott on his last day as regional manager of the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin. (2011, NBC) 

3:25 pm 
The Twilight Zone: “Where is Everybody?” (Series Premiere) 
In this series premiere episode, a young Air Force officer (Earl Holliman) wanders into a town that he quickly finds is completely devoid of human life. He searches desperately and though he finds no one, he has the feeling he’s being watched. (1959, CBS)  

3:50 pm 
The Twilight Zone: “The Hitch-Hiker” 
In this episode, Nan Adams (Inger Stevens) is traveling across the country from New York and blows a tire. After it is repaired, she sees a mysterious, drab-looking man who appears to be a hitchhiker. No matter how far or how fast she drives, she continues to see him in her journey, but when she stops to call home, she learns the horrifying truth about the man. (1960, CBS)  

4:15 pm 
The Twilight Zone: “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” 
In this episode, Robert Wilson (William Shatner) is returning home on an airplane after suffering a nervous breakdown. He sees a creature outside on the plane’s wing and becomes increasingly frightened and erratic, concerned that no one else is seeing the creature. Maybe Wilson’s mind is playing tricks on him...or is it? (1963, CBS)  

4:40 pm 
The Twilight Zone: “To Serve Man” 
When a UFO lands in the United States, a Martian assures its citizens they have arrived in peace and friendship. Government officials’ fears are assuaged when they find a book belonging to the Martian with the title “To Serve Man,” but cannot translate the rest of the mysterious language. By the time the rest of the book is translated, it’s too late. (1962, CBS)  

5:05 pm 
The Twilight Zone: “Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?” 
When two state troopers receive reports of a UFO landing in a wooded area with tracks in the snow leading to a diner, they go to investigate. A bus driver and his six passengers are waiting out a snowstorm at the diner, and the troopers are disturbed to find there is an eighth person, yet no one remembers any additional people coming in. Paranoia sets in as the group tries to determine who among them is the Martian. (1961, CBS)  

5:30 pm 
The Twilight Zone: “The Masks” 
Jason Foster (Robert Keith) is dying and calls his family to join him at his estate on the night of Mardi Gras, telling them they will partake in a surprise that involves wearing special masks. As they begin to refuse, he accuses them of coming to visit solely to receive their inheritance upon his death, and that they must not remove the masks before midnight. Midnight strikes and Foster dies, but his children then make a horrifying discovery. (1964, CBS)