The four friends lose sight of Pip but eventually arrive at what they all agree looks like a haunted house. Wally thinks that it might be Pip's ghost but the other children think that Pip has been playing a joke on them and that they should follow him. On the edge of the ravine, they see Pip running through the woods. Tom suggests taking a short cut through a ravine. The children decide to go to the hospital to be with their friend. They are just in time to see Pip being taken away in an ambulance and find a note on his front door which says that he has been taken to hospital because he has appendicitis.

The children go to Pip's home and are surprised to find no bowl of candy, no jack-o-lanterns or other decorations outside the house. The children do not want to be late to meet their best friend Joe 'Pip' Pipkin but, when they all meet up, they are puzzled to find that Pip is not there.

Jenny Smith is looking for a broomstick to go with her witch costume, Ralph Bengstrum is getting wrapped up in bandages to look like a mummy, Wally Babb is admiring his monster costume in front of a mirror and Tom Skelton is putting on his skeleton costume. In a small town on Halloween night, four children are seen getting ready to go out trick-or-treating. The movie was unrated by the Motion Picture Association of America. The plot concerns the attempts of four children to save the life of their friend, in the process, they also learn about the origins of Halloween and the meaning of some symbols associated with it.

Spock in the movies and TV shows in the Star Trek franchise, voices the Grim Reaper-like character of Mr. Leonard Nimoy, best known for playing Mr. The screenplay was written by Bradbury himself, who also narrates the cartoon. It was directed by Mario Piluso and is based on the 1972 novel of the same name by Ray Bradbury. It first aired on the Turner Broadcasting System network in the United Sates in October 2, 1993. The Halloween Tree is an American animated TV movie made by Hanna-Barbera.

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