People looking to celebrate Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas with their favorite TV show are almost certainly in luck. A show that’s on the air in the fall has a better-than-average chance of airing episodes in October, November, and December; almost every show has at least one episode for each holiday. But the rest of the year is patchier. Holidays are either too obscure, too religious in nature, or too relegated to corners of the calendar the TV season doesn’t reach. And finding a great episode with which to celebrate those out-of-the-way holidays is even harder.
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