Give Buster Candy Day was Buster's idea for a new holiday in "The Long, Dull Winter." Starting out resembling Halloween, kids dress up in fun costumes, ring Buster's doorbell, and give him (and only him) candy. Francine said it was selfish, but Buster said that once he had eaten all he could, he would "share it with all the little children."
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| - Give Buster Candy Day was Buster's idea for a new holiday in "The Long, Dull Winter." Starting out resembling Halloween, kids dress up in fun costumes, ring Buster's doorbell, and give him (and only him) candy. Francine said it was selfish, but Buster said that once he had eaten all he could, he would "share it with all the little children."
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| - Give Buster Candy Day was Buster's idea for a new holiday in "The Long, Dull Winter." Starting out resembling Halloween, kids dress up in fun costumes, ring Buster's doorbell, and give him (and only him) candy. Francine said it was selfish, but Buster said that once he had eaten all he could, he would "share it with all the little children."
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