Candy & TreatsNo. 7762 · The 2026 edition
Halloween Candy
Boo! Grab your treat bags – we've got the sweetest guide to Halloween candy, from classics to creepy new creations.
Our own summary of the original — the full post and photos live at en.wikipedia.org.
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About this
This Wikipedia page covers "Halloween Candy," the sixth episode of Everybody Loves Raymond's third season, which aired on CBS on October 26, 1998. It details the episode's production history, cast and crew credits, and critical reception, including rankings and an IMDb rating. The page also lists references and links to the broader series episode list.
Facts from the original
- Season 3, Episode 6 of Everybody Loves Raymond
- Aired October 26, 1998 on CBS
- Directed by Steve Zuckerman, written by Steve Skrovan
- Running time 22 minutes; production code 9805
- Cinematography by Mike Berlin; editing by Patricia Barnett
- Previous episode "The Visit"; next "Moving Out"
- Skrovan pitched it to CBS before filming; rejected as Friday-night show
- Produced only after series moved to Mondays 9 PM in year three
- Second Skrovan-Zuckerman collaboration that season after "Getting Even"
- Palm Beach Post named it a funniest moment of 1998–99 season
- The Oregonian ranked it seventh best episode of the series
- DVD Verdict's Russell Engebretson called it his favorite season three installment
- IMDb rating 8.1/10 as of October 2019
- Eighth highest-rated Halloween-themed TV episode on IMDb
- Tech Times listed it among best Halloween episodes to stream on Netflix
- International Business Times also listed it in Netflix Halloween episodes
From the original
"Halloween Candy" is a season three episode of the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, directed by Steve Zuckerman and written by Steve Skrovan. It aired October 26, 1998 on CBS and runs 22 minutes. According to Philip Rosenthal, the show's team long wanted to make an adult-themed family episode; Skrovan pitched the idea to CBS before that season's filming, but the network rejected it because the show then aired Friday nights. It was only produced once the series moved to Mondays at 9:00 PM in its third year. The episode was Skrovan and Zuckerman's second collaboration that season, following "Getting Even." Reception was warm: The Palm Beach Post called it one of the funniest moments of the 1998–99 season, The Oregonian ranked it the seventh best episode of the whole series, and DVD Verdict's Russell Engebretson named it his favorite season three installment. As of October 2019 it held an 8.1/10 IMDb rating, the eighth highest-rated Halloween-themed TV episode there, and both Tech Times and International Business Times listed it among best Halloween episodes to stream on Netflix.
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