Halloween is all about fun and dressing up, but what can a kid (or monster) do to stay safe and healthy on Halloween and throughout the year? In "Halloween," DJ Lance and his costumed friends Mono, Foofa, Plex, Brobee, and Toodee celebrate the fun Halloween tradition of dressing up in costumes and talk about exactly what to do when trick or treating while learning an important lesson about not eating too much candy. "Scary" explores common fears like being scared of the dark and bugs and stresses the importance of friendship, trying new things, and being mindful of germs. DJ Lance and the gang explore the meaning of fun and celebrate the things that make them happy in "Fun," and learn about staying safe and shaking off the little hurts in "Careful."  Of course, the four NickelodeonYo Gabba Gabbaepisodes are also full of fun stories, lots of dancing and music, "Super Music Friend Shows" featuring real-life bands, "Cool Tricks" performed by real kids, the animated segment "Super Martian Robot Girl," and educational vignettes emphasizing everything from colors to counting and matching skills. WhileYo Gabba Gabbamay seem decidedly odd to many parents, it's a hip, toddler-pleasing show that kids ages 1 to 4 find quite entertaining.--Tami Horiuchi