BOOOOOOO! It’s the time of year for trick or treating, pumpkins, bonfires, and of course spooky pop culture. That’s right it’s Christmas time…I mean Halloween. And Shelf Life’s annual tradition is back with more Halloween related subjects from the haunted studio.

This year it is all about family as Kevin and Rachel discuss different eras of family Halloween episodes of TV. Starting in the modern age with Modern Family and then going to the prehistoric age with Dinosaurs. Your hosts discuss accent shaming, muzzling toddlers, proper office attire, and hiring an exorcist from a phonebook.

Listen and enjoy to find out if Modern Family Halloween and Dinosaurs Terrible Twos have shelf life.

0:00:00 - Start of podcast

0:11:13 - Modern Family S2E6 Halloween

1:33:54 - Halloween Shelf Life Verdict

1:40:39 - Dinosaurs S4E6 Terrible Twos

2:53:21 - Terrible Twos Shelf Life Verdict

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You can stream or purchase today’s episode subject by looking here for availability: Modern Family Season 2 - watch episodes streaming online

Dinosaurs Season 4 - watch full episodes streaming online

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