Chloe Bridges | Suburgatory

• Genre: Sitcom
• Created by: Emily Kapnek
• Based on: Suburgatory: Twisted Tales from Darkest Suburbia
• by Linda Keenan
• Starring: Jeremy Sisto, Jane Levy, Ana Gasteyer, Rex Lee, Carly Chaikin, Allie Grant, Chris Parnell, Alan Tudyk, Cheryl Hines
• Narrated by: Jane Levy
• Opening theme: "Pleasant Nightmare" by Alih Jey
• Composer: Jared Faber
• No. of seasons: 3
• No. of episodes: 57
• Executive producers: Emily Kapnek, Michael Fresco
• Producers: Peter Burrell, Morgan Sackett, Jill Danton, Ken Whittingham, Annie Weisman, Andrew Guest
• Running time: 22 minutes
• Production companies: Piece of Pie Productions, Warner Bros. Television
• Network: ABC
• Release: September 28, 2011 – May 14, 2014

The series follows single father George Altman, who has been raising his daughter Tessa in a New York City apartment and providing for her with his job as an architect ever since his wife divorced him when Tessa was still an infant. Upon discovering a box of condoms in Tessa's bedroom drawer, he decides they should move to the suburbs, believing this environment will be more wholesome. Once in the suburban community of Chatswin, the Altmans quickly discover how much they do not fit in with the upper middle class lifestyles of their neighbors, and must learn to navigate the politics of their new surroundings.

"Halloween"

Tessa believes she has found the perfect costume for Halloween when she channels her inner "suburban girl", but her fellow students get more of a fright when her costume reminds them of Misty (Chloe Bridges) their recently "departed" classmate. Lisa and Malik attempt to exorcise Tessa to remove the former friend's spirit before Misty visits revealing that she didn't die as Lisa thought, she just moved to a boarding school called 'A better place'. George tries to help Dallas find the fun in Halloween, but receives a shock of his own when Dallas' husband Steven (Jay Mohr) returns home from his business trip.