The House That Gave Sucky Treats Costumes

Not to be confused with The House That Gave Sucky Tricks Costumes.

Costumes that the characters wore in The House That Gave Sucky Treats, Halloween 2001.

Image	Character	Costume	Explanation	External Links
	Coach Z	Humpty Hump	Humpty Hump was one of the alter egos of rapper Gregory "Shock G" Jacobs, a member of the hip hop group Digital Underground. When performing as Humpty Hump, Jacobs typically wore a pair of Groucho glasses and colorful, buffoonish clothes; Coach Z is dressed in Humpty's outfit from the music video for "The Humpty Dance", which he quotes when the door is opened.	Wikipedia Article
	The King of Town	Hägar the Hørrible	Hägar is the title character of the comic strip Hägar the Horrible, which was created by Dik Browne, debuted in newspapers in 1973, and is currently drawn by Browne's son Chris. He is a Danish Viking warrior who regularly goes off to invade England and humorously interacts with his crew and family. Hägar is known for his incredible appetite, much like the King of Town, and a running gag involves Hägar's doctor telling him to lose weight.	Wikipedia Article
	The Knight	"Idaho"	The Knight's costume refers to an episode of The Simpsons called "$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)". A subplot to the episode involves a geography pageant which Lisa Simpson participates; Ralph Wiggum appears in the pageant as Idaho, with his costume simply being a piece of paper with "IDAHO" written on it and taped to his shirt.	Wikipedia Article
	The Hornblower	B.C.	B.C. is a comic strip that was created by Johnny Hart in 1958 and set in prehistoric times. The title character, a caveman, often plays the naive straight-man, but the likely model for this costume is the character Thor, the inventor of the wheel who found no better use for it than riding around on it as Hornblower demonstrates.	Wikipedia Article
	The Cheat	Punchy	Punchy, also known as The Hawaiian Punch Guy, is the cartoon mascot of Hawaiian Punch, a brand of fruit punch made by the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group. His long-time catch-phrase was "Hey, how about a nice Hawaiian Punch?" If he got an affirmative response, he would then punch the unfortunate responder.	Wikipedia Article
	Strong Mad	The Fridge	William "The Refrigerator" Perry is a former football player who played in the National Football League from 1985 until 1994, mostly for the Chicago Bears. Perry played defensive tackle but early in his career he was also used as a fullback in short yardage and goal line situations. In his rookie season with the Bears he scored four offensive touchdowns, which included one in Super Bowl XX. In addition to his girth he was also known for his gap-toothed grin, which Strong Mad is attempting to emulate.	Wikipedia Article
	Marzipan	Joey Ramone	Jeffrey Hyman (May 19, 1951 – April 15, 2001), better known as Joey Ramone, was the vocalist for the legendary rock group Ramones. Although none of the band members were related, all adopted pseudonyms ending with the surname "Ramone". Ramones is often considered the first true punk rock band, and their musical style and minimalist fashion set trends for the genre. Marzipan quotes "Blitzkrieg Bop", the band's first single.	Wikipedia Article
	The Poopsmith	Lazer Tag	Lazer Tag was created in 1986 by toymaker Worlds of Wonder. Using Lazer Tag equipment, players could shoot sensors worn by other players to "tag" them. The "Lazer Tag" brand name is currently licensed by Hasbro, while the generic term "laser tag" is used to describe various toys and games using similar technology.	Wikipedia Article
	Pom Pom	Michael Moore	Michael Moore is an American filmmaker and author who is from Flint, Michigan (hence the pin on Pom Pom's shirt and his Detroit Tigers baseball cap). Moore's specialty is documentaries, where he presents his views on issues from a liberal political perspective with humor and satirical pieces mixed in. Among his more famous works are Roger and Me, Bowling for Columbine, and Fahrenheit 9/11.	Wikipedia Article
	Homsar	Wimpy	J. Wellington Wimpy, often shortened to just Wimpy, is a character from the Popeye series of comic strips and cartoons. Wimpy made his first appearance in the Popeye franchise in 1931. Wimpy's favorite food is hamburgers, and he helped play a significant role in popularizing the hamburger in the United States to the point that a chain of restaurants was named for him. His famous line, "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today," is parodied by Homsar in this toon.	Wikipedia Article
	Strong Bad	Carmen Sandiego	Carmen Sandiego (misspelled as "Carmen San Diego" in the toon) is the lead character in a series of edutainment computer games first developed in the 1980s. Carmen is a glamorous, intelligent, arrogant criminal mastermind who, as leader of criminal organization V.I.L.E., pilfers various landmarks from around the world. The games became so popular that they spawned a multimedia franchise, with notable spinoffs including a PBS children's game show and a Saturday morning cartoon series.	Wikipedia Article
	Strong Sad	Andy Warhol	Andy Warhol (August 6, 1928 - February 22, 1987) was an American painter and major figure in the pop art movement. One of his famous works was a series of paintings of cans of Campbell's soup. He is famous for saying that he was obsessed with repetition and boredom, making him a primary candidate to be Strong Sad's costume.	Wikipedia Article
	Bubs	Mars Blackmon	Mars Blackmon (misspelled as "Mars Blackman" in the toon) was a character first played by Spike Lee in his 1986 film She's Gotta Have It. Bubs' costume refers to a series of black-and-white commercials promoting Nike's line of basketball shoes, where Lee co-starred as Blackmon alongside NBA star Michael Jordan and remarked, regarding Jordan's abilities, that "it's gotta be the shoes."	Wikipedia Article
	Homestar Runner	The Greatest American Hero	The Greatest American Hero is a TV show that aired from 1981 to 1983 on ABC. It starred William Katt as Ralph Hinkley, a divorced special education teacher who obtains super powers with a red suit given to him by space aliens. The show's theme song, which Homestar parodies in the toon, was a popular hit that reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1981.	Wikipedia Article

Secret Costumes

See main article: Rejected Costumes

The following three costumes were found on a hidden page, and did not appear in the 'toon:

Pom Pom as The Skipper

Marzipan as Velma Dinkley

Coach Z as The Noid