TV Characters Have the Best Halloween Costumes This Year

As always, the Dunphy home is decked out in Halloween decor for Modern Family's Halloween episode, airing on Oct. 29.

Claire (Julie Bowen) tries going with a retro Working Girl look.

Alex (Ariel Winter) hurts her finger, unless this is some Halloween stunt.

Jay (Ed O'Neill) dons a robe and a wig for some breakfast action.

He doesn't look too pleased with his costume. He's trying to be Prince Charming, but it looks more like Benjamin Franklin.

Meanwhile, Gloria (Sofia Vergara) is his Princess Fiona and Joe is the donkey — so adorable!

That's definitely more of a forefather-style outfit.

They're still cute together.

Haley (Sarah Hyland) plays zombie nurse to Alex.

Poor Luke (Nolan Gould) is all tied up.

Phil (Ty Burrell) has his heart set on creating AwesomeLand.

Claire (Julie Bowen) isn't excited to give up the family's traditionally spooky theme in favor of AwesomeLand.

It's a battle for the ages. Who will prevail?

This is legitimately creepy.

Steve Zahn will guest star as the Dunphys' neighbor.

This is such a good look.

Halloween's king and queen!

Zahn and Andrea Anders on Modern Family.

Cristela (Cristela Alonzo) is going as Hall & Oates this year on the show's Halloween special, airing on Oct. 31.

David Hoffman and Kay Cannon on the Halloween episode of Cristela.

Andrew Leeds, Jenn Proske, and Justine Lupe get their dance on.

Trent (Sam McMurray) turns up as a cowboy.

While Felix (Carlos Ponce) and Daniela (Maria Canals-Barrera) get "turnt" up as an angel and a devil.

Cristela tries to rock out.

Even Natalia (Terri Hoyos) puts on a costume.

French fries? This kid (Jacob Guenther) just won.

Trent invites himself to Cristela's get-together.

Barry goes with the Flavor Flav look on the Halloween episode of The Goldbergs, airing Oct. 29.

Pops (George Segal) makes a solid John Wayne.

Beverly (Wendi McLendon-Covey) rocks an amazing Halloween sweatshirt.

Adam (Sean Giambrone) is literally the cutest little Transformer ever.

Jon Cryer poses with Ashton Kutcher, as Dead Elvis, for the show's Halloween episode, airing on Oct. 30.

Alan dresses up exactly like Cryer's character from Pretty in Pink, Ducky.

You have to admire Walden's commitment.

Cryer looks exactly the same as he did 20 years ago.

Of course, things go wrong.

And Walden has to go to the hospital.

But hey, Alan looks good!

Dre struggles with some Halloween decorations on "The Prank King," airing Oct. 29 on ABC.

He gets it all sorted out soon enough.

This is like National Lampoon's Halloween.

Dre gets the whole family to dress like The Jackson 5.

You have to admit this is pretty awesome.

Best family costume idea ever?

Cristin Milioti and Lenora Crichlow as Laverne & Shirley on the Halloween episode of A to Z, airing on Oct. 30.

Parvesh Cheena as Dinesh on A to Z.

Ben Falcone as Howard and Christina Kirk as Lydia.

Henry Zebrowski as Stu, a Ghostbuster for the evening.

Andrew (Ben Feldman) doesn't look like he's really getting too much into Halloween.

Guitarist Ray Parker guest stars as himself on the episode.

Stu gets his ghostbustin' on.

Ken Marino as Jake and Casey Wilson as Annie in Marry Me's first Halloween episode, airing on Oct. 28 on NBC.

She's definitely zombie Lucy, but is he Ricky?

Kay (Tymberlee Hill) doesn't look very happy as . . . whatever she is.

I do appreciate the eye makeup job here.

Gil (John Gemberling) unmasks for some treats.

He does make a pretty good Spider-Man, though.

Brad (Brock Ciarlelli) goes all-out as Grease's Danny AND Sandy this Halloween, on the episode airing on Oct. 29.

Sue (Eden Sher) wants to re-create It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.

Apparently no one shows up.

How could anyone eat that much popcorn?

Jake (Andy Samberg) gets a push from Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio) on Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Halloween episode, which aired on Oct. 19.

Amy (Melissa Fumero) mans the garbage truck.

Terry (Terry Crews) finally unleashes those abs.

Precinct party! Even Captain Holt (Andre Braugher) is getting into the spirit.

Seriously though, Terry's body is incredible.

Meanwhile, Scully (Joel McKinnon Miller) and Hitchcock (Dirk Blocker) go the furry route.

Just look at this good-looking crew.

Meanwhile, Mulaney's first Halloween episode aired on Oct. 19.

Mulaney (John Mulaney) and Lou (Martin Short) share a moment.

It's funny to see Short dressed up as Austin Powers, a character that fellow former Saturday Night Live cast member Mike Myers originated.

He's definitely getting into it.

John is on a mission to come up with a joke that will impress Lou.

Things get a little out of hand.

It's not Halloween without a Ouija board!