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The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y., Friday, October 24, 2014 10 "Don't Go Into the Forest" behind them, they'll have to come up with something orig- inal to craft out of sweets and jack-o-lanterns. Much like the day it's named after, "Halloween Wars" comes but once a year — although with four epi- sodes it does last a little bit longer. Even if you haven't been following along, the fi- nale promises to be a sweet finish to another year's fun. Don't miss it, Sunday, Oct. 26, on Food Network. 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Heck, we even get to play dress-up if we want to! I think the best part of Hal- loween is that it only comes once a year. If we got to do all those fun things year-round, they just wouldn't be special — plus all that candy is most definitely not what the doctor ordered. It's that once-a-year busi- ness that keeps the Food Net- work's "Halloween Wars" feeling so fresh. This may be its fourth season, but with only four episodes each year, the show doesn't get stale. Sunday nights throughout October, we've been watch- ing as five teams of Hallow- een pros got whittled down one by one, and now we've fi- nally reached the big night. With only the top two teams remaining for the Sunday, Oct. 26, finale and a $50,000 "treat" up for grabs, you can bet that the remaining com- petitors will be pulling out any last tricks they may have up their sleeves on "Hallow- een Wars" airing on Food Net- work. Even if you've missed the past three episodes, it's really not too tricky to catch on if you're only tuning in for the finale. Each team — the com- petition started with five — consists of three members: an expert pumpkin carver, a sug- ar artist and a cake decorator. At the beginning of each epi- sode, the teams are given a theme, and then they have to craft the most elaborate, most decadent and most sweetly delicious Halloween-themed display they can pull off. And what's the theme for this final episode, the one that will earn one team a bucket of sweet, sweet cash and send the other home shivering in terror? "Haunted Carnival" will be their final challenge, and with themes like "Mum- mies vs. Werewolves" and Bookhout Funeral 2 x 2 Contestant Teresa Shurilla in a scene from "Halloween Wars" Cooking this week This means war: 'Halloween Wars' comes to a sweet finish