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Peter and the Wolf by Sergei Prokofiev, narrated by Dudley Moore.
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Childhood Nightmare Fuel
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They were shedding their skins and eating insects and birds alive. There was this bad alien female. I also remember that the main character was named Donovan.
There was only public broadcast channels at that time and it was aired after midnight, due to which I fell asleep and missed the episodes several times...
[MENTION=5159]Lexicon[/MENTION] my parents tell me that I was afraid of ET too, and Darth Vader as well.
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I used to be a hard core horror movie fan when i was a kid(like since i was 6 or something), so nothing really freaked me out, just made me want more adrenaline via blood, guts and stuff that made people shit their pants.
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You were like, a fetus when Ghostwriter was out. Did your mom watch this on a loop when you were in utero?!
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Haha somehow my brother and I saw ghostwriter semi regularly. It ran on like nick at night or “nick2†or some sort of bullshit like that. I think there were some other terrible shows there like one about kids camping at night who got like chased through the woods? (Idk) and then of course ghostwriter.
This is the only episode I really remember except I think I remember another slimy monster who was like green but that could be faulty since I was probably like 6 during my ghostwriter phase.
Its a horrible, comically funny show watching at as an adult tho
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Nick At Nite is for black-and-white old people shows....
(That show is adult comedy gold, agreed. Same with Are You Afraid of The Dark? & Goosebumps.)
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Nick At Nite is for black-and-white old people shows....
(That show is adult comedy gold, agreed. Same with Are You Afraid of The Dark? & Goosebumps.)
The other show I mentioned was called “scaredy camp†and looks like it ran when I was 7. That show freaked me the fuck out.
I loved goosebumps though. Probably because it didnt really air so I didnt get to “watch†the shows unless I picked them at blockbuster (so weird that blockbuster is crazy obsolete) so I didnt really see any of those till I was a little older.
You know what other show was kinda freaky but you were probably too old for? Courage the freaking cowardly dog. There always just felt like there was something off about that show.
There was a lot of like weirdly scary kids stuff in the 90s/early 2000s it seems. Idk if thats still true today but shit man
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I LOVED COURAGE THE COWARDLY DOG. I think it came on when I was a teen in the early 2000s, but I still loved it, and it was still super off-putting, but not like, distressing (which was all the more reason to love it).
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This one got me, when I was half asleep on the couch at 3yrs old, I had no clue wtf was happening.
And this scene didn’t scare me, but it did disturb child-me.
I thought about that shoe for a few days.
And this scene didn’t scare me, but it did disturb child-me.
I thought about that shoe for a few days.
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That bit in Pinocchio where that ginger kid gets turned into a donkey.
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Nick At Nite is for black-and-white old people shows....
(That show is adult comedy gold, agreed. Same with Are You Afraid of The Dark? & Goosebumps.)
I'd forgotten all about Gooey Gus. Thanks for reminding me [MENTION=29687]Frosty[/MENTION]. Now I wonder which came first, him or Ivan Ooze? I'll bet one inspired the other... there are just two many odd similarities.
I think the most hilarious AYATOD is one of the ones with Jewel Staite from Firefly, where there is an art gallery with a shrunken head demon. Sadly it doesn't appear to be on CBS+. At least they have the one with the cheesy cobra staff with the LED eyes and they resurrect the Babylonian wizard in the pool who boasts about his glorious return while lasting for all of five seconds.
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I'd forgotten all about Gooey Gus. Thanks for reminding me [MENTION=29687]Frosty[/MENTION]. Now I wonder which came first, him or Ivan Ooze? I'll bet one inspired the other... there are just two many odd similarities.
I think the most hilarious AYATOD is one of the ones with Jewel Staite from Firefly, where there is an art gallery with a shrunken head demon. Sadly it doesn't appear to be on CBS+. At least they have the one with the cheesy cobra staff with the LED eyes and they resurrect the Babylonian wizard in the pool who boasts about his glorious return while lasting for all of five seconds.
She was in The Tale of The Unfinished Painting - (full episode: 12 - The Tale of the Unfinished Painting - video Dailymotion )
And The Tale of The Watcher’s Woods - (full episode: AYAOTD - S03E02 - The Tale of Watcher's Woods - video Dailymotion )
