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There are few things more fun than dressing up for Halloween, but watching your favorite TV characters dress up comes in at a close second.
Certain TV shows have gained a reputation for their Halloween-themed episodes throughout the years. Notable examples include Pretty Little Liars, Black-ish, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In one particular episode from season 6 of Black-ish, the Johnson family explores multiple costumes. Rainbow and Dre, played by Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson respectively, dress up as Jasmine and Aladdin, while their youngest son Devante portrays the genie.
The Johnson's older children also go all out with their costumes. Marsai Martin's character, Diane, channels Beyoncé in her iconic "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" music video. Jack, portrayed by Miles Brown, transforms into NBA star Anthony Davis, while Junior, played by Marcus Scribner, takes inspiration from Eddie Murphy's beloved character in The Nutty Professor.
Scroll down for a flashback to some of the most memorable character costumes in television history.
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Several TV shows have gained a reputation for their Halloween episodes over the years. Notable examples include Pretty Little Liars, Black-ish, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In a specific episode of Black-ish's sixth season, the Johnson family explored various costumes. Rainbow and Dre, portrayed by Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson, respectively, dressed as Jasmine and Aladdin, while their youngest son, Devante, portrayed the genie. The older Johnson children also showcased their creativity, with Diane, played by Marsai Martin, dressing as Beyoncé from the "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" music video. Jack, portrayed by Miles Brown, went as NBA star Anthony Davis, while Junior, portrayed by Marcus Scribner, channeled Eddie Murphy in The Nutty Professor.
In the subsequent episode titled "Everybody Hates Raymond," the Johnson family united to collectively depict the 2019 horror film Us, directed by Jordan Peele.
Throughout its run from 2010 to 2017, Pretty Little Liars captivated viewers with its annual Halloween episodes, featuring intricately crafted costumes and perilous predicaments faced by the Liars. The initial Halloween special, called "The First Secret," premiered in 2011 as part of season 2.
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The Best Halloween Costumes in TV History: 'Black-ish,' 'Pretty Little Liars' and More
There are few things more fun than dressing up for Halloween, but watching your favorite TV characters dress up comes in at a close second.
In the following episode, "Everybody Hates Raymond," the Johnson family united to recreate scenes from Jordan Peele's acclaimed horror film Us, released in 2019.
Throughout its run from 2010 to 2017, Pretty Little Liars delighted fans with its annual Halloween episodes, showcasing intricate costumes and the perilous encounters the Liars would invariably find themselves in. The inaugural Halloween special, known as "The First Secret," premiered in 2011 during the second season.
Scroll down to see some of the most iconic character costumes in television history.
Gaten Matarazzo, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin and Noah Schnapp
Stranger Things
David Schwimmer
Friends
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Courteney Cox
Friends
Andy Samberg
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
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Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany
WandaVision
KJ Apa and Eli Goree
Riverdale
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August/Berlin Gross, Marcus Scribner, Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson
Black-ish
Brandon Micheal Hall, Marcel Spears, Yvette Nicole Brown and Bernard David Jones
The Mayor
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Hayley Orrantia, AJ Michalka, Troy Gentile, Noah Munck, Matt Bush, Sam Lerner and Shayne Topp
The Goldbergs
Julia Butters, Meg Donnelly and Daniel DiMaggio
American Housewife
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Julie Bowen, Ariel Winter, Sarah Hyland and Nolan Gould
Modern Family
Benjamin Stockham and David Walton
About a Boy
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Ken Marino and Casey Wilson
Marry Me
Ty Burrell
Modern Family
Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher
Two and a Half Men
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Sofia Vergara, Rico Rodriguez and Ed O'Neill
Modern Family
Terry Crews
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
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Martin Short
Mulaney
Rashida Jones and Amy Poehler
Parks and Recreation
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Willie Robertson
Duck Dynasty
Shay Mitchell, Lucy Hale and Ashley Benson
Pretty Little Liars
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Lenny Venito, Max Charles, Clara Mamet, Isabella Cramp and Jami Gertz
The Neighbors
Rebel Wilson and Kevin Bishop
Super Fun Night
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Ashley Benson
Pretty Little Liars
Georgia King, Jayson Blair, Bebe Woods, Andrew Rannells and Justin Bartha
The New Normal
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Brian Baumgartner
The Office
Dave Annable
666 Park Avenue
Dreama Walker
Don't Trust the B— in Apartment 23
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Jaime King
Hart of Dixie
James Van Der Beek
Don't Trust the B— in Apartment 23
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Krysten Ritter
Don't Trust the B— in Apartment 23
Lamorne Morris and Kali Hawk
New Girl
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Lucy Hale
Pretty Little Liars
Maya Rudolph
Up All Night
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Scott Porter
Hart of Dixie
Shay Mitchell
Pretty Little Liars
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Chelsea Kane
Baby Daddy
Sami Gayle and Bridget Moynahan
Blue Bloods
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Wendi McLendon-Covey and Jeff Garlin
The Goldbergs
Randall Park and Lucille Soong
Fresh Off the Boat
Ian Chen and Forrest Wheeler
Fresh Off the Boat
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Miles Brown, Marcus Scribner, Marsai Martin and Yara Shahidi
Black-ish
Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson
Black-ish
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