its all a mask, every show, every character. A facade over reality, distracting us from directly facing the monsters within us. Track the symbolism in the shows, you'll find patterns. Patterns that lead back to us. it's a conspiracy bigger than TV. You just need to open your eyes. dig. …

Okay, so this might be long but I've been dying to discuss 'Courage the Cowardly Dog'. The entire show was a creepypasta minefield, but let's focus on three major elements: Courage himself, the setting of Nowhere, and the villainous characters. Courage is the embodiment of fear, a dog tormented by …

Anyone remember that candle character from Blue's Clues? Just somethin' about the way it blinked and talked that was super off-putting. I swear there were even some episodes where it had red eyes or something. Still can't shake that candle from my mind, lol.

Mr. Noseybonk, the white-faced, disturbingly energetic antagonist from the '80s show Jigsaw, is, without a doubt, one of the most terrifying characters ever to grace children's television. This analysis aims to deep dive into the portrayal of this monstrosity. First off, his appearance. A stark white mask, exaggerated features and …

Oh man, Teletubbies. Where to start? Those vacant, soulless eyes, those high-pitched voices. They're always too happy, right? And that baby sun? Like WTF... freaky AF! Nightmares for years. Who else felt the same way bout this sh*t?

So, y'all remember that smiley purple suit dude from Barney? Dude always looked creepy to me. Had this aura of not-rightness, y'know? Almost like he's trapped in there, forced to keep that stupid smile forever. He's even got those narrowed eyes, like he's in pain or somethin'. Wonder what'd happen …