On the Subject of Nightmare Fuel. : comments.
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Some thoughts I've come up with about why: the hideous, grotesque animation style all NickToons had in the early nineties (see Ren & Stimpy, Aagh Real Monsters etc). A particular Merrie Melodies short about a baby car getting into an accident and dying and having his mother and father car grieve over him. The fact that I was even more bizarrely uptight as a little kid than I am now-- didn't like sugary cereals, had to keep all my toys exactly in order (and I do mean exactly in order; there were family trees and marriage records; there was genuine distress when their original tags or hand-made nametags fell off).
I wasn't actually going to comment on this post because the idea of whining about past distressing TV images sounded somewhat lame to me. Then I started reading the TV Tropes articles and remembered how bizarre and awful TV really seemed to me back then.
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And the post was meant in fun, really - I highly doubt most people suffered any lasting psychological damage from a kid's movie, and I'm sure being distressed builds character or something. Just seemed an entertaining group whine. ;)
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Also go to bed.
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Or New Who; I could send you some New Who! Care package, what do you want?
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