History NightmareFuel / TheRaccoons

* Stuff like this is especially prevalent in some of the earlier episodes, particularly during the scenes at the top of the Evergreen Mountain in "Going It Alone" and the haunted house in "A Night To Remember".

* The haunted house scene in "A Night to Remember".

* The scene with “the Grim” in "Going It Alone!".

* The creepy forest scene in "The Runaways!". (Though that’s even scarier because it’s a B plot starring Julie and Tommy, BA DUM DUM)

* "The Evergreen Election" ends with an unnerving extreme closeup of Cyril's angry, slightly bloodshot eyes glaring at the Pigs (and by extension, the viewer), as seen in the page image.

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* Lisa’s nightmare in "Join the Club!". The creepy voice whispering “tobaaaaaaacco”, the badger turning into a hooded Death figure, and so on.

** In "Easy Money!" Bentley and the pigs get trapped inside a chamber within the Endless Echo Caverns that's gradually filling up with water. Had the other characters not figured out where they were and been able to rescue them, Bentley and the pigs would've drowned.

* Lost Star has two "hidden Cyrils" : the planet the Sneers and Raccoons live on has continents shaped like an evil-looking silhouette of Cyril's head. When his mountain hideout explodes, a fiery smoke cloud takes the form of Cyril's head too, and looks particularly demonic.

* Cyril passing out in "Go for Gold!" One minute he's talking on the phone like normal. The next he's face down on his desk, phone still in hand, completely motionless.

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* Stuff like this is especially prevalent in some of the earlier episodes, particularly during the scenes at the top of the Evergreen Mountain in "Going It Alone", as well as in one scene in "The Runaways", not forgetting the haunted house in "A Night To Remember".
* "The Evergreen Election" ends with an unnerving extreme closeup of Cyril's angry, slightly bloodshot eyes glaring at the viewer.

*** What's really scary about all this is that Brew knew he was trapped, but had no idea just how close he came to being launched into space and suffocating.

** Stuff like this is especially prevalent in some of the earlier episodes, particularly during the scenes at the top of the Evergreen Mountain in "Going It Alone", as well as in one scene in "The Runaways", not forgetting the haunted house in "A Night To Remember".

** In "The Wrong Stuff!" Broo unknowingly gets himself sealed inside the access hatch of Cyril's satellite, just minutes before it's about to be launched into space. Only by checking a surveillance monitor do the other characters even realize where Broo is. However, Cyril's crew is unable to cancel the launch at this point, meaning that Cedric, Bert and Bentley are left with no choice but to run out to the rocket's access platform and rescue Broo from satellite before the rocket launches. They manage to get Broo out of the satellite, with less than a minute left before blastoff, but at this point the access platform begins to move away from the rocket. Bert, Bentley and Broo have to jump for their lives to reach the platform. Cedric, who's scared to make the jump, just stands inside the rocket for a moment as the door starts to close on him, before jumping to the platform, which he barely reaches. The four of them get down from the platform and run away from the rocket mere seconds before the exhaust from the blastoff would've fried them.

** In "The Wrong Stuff!" Broo unknowingly gets himself sealed inside the access hatch of Cyril's satellite, just minutes before it's about to be launched into space. Only by checking a surveillance monitor do the other characters even realize where Broo is. However, Cyril's crew is unable to cancel the launch at this point, meaning that Cedric, Bert and Broo are left with no choice but to run out to the rocket's access platform and rescue Broo from satellite before the rocket launches. They manage to get Broo out of the satellite, with less than a minute left before blastoff, but at this point the access platform begins to move away from the rocket. Bert, Bentley and Broo have to jump for their lives to reach the platform. Cedric, who's scared to make the jump, just stands inside the rocket for a moment as the door starts to close on him, before jumping to the platform, which he barely reaches. The four of them get down from the platform and run away from the rocket mere seconds before the exhaust from the blastoff would've fried them.

** In "The Wrong Stuff!" Broo unknowingly gets himself sealed inside the access hatch of Cyril's satellite, just minutes before it's about to be launched into space. Only by checking a surveillance monitor due the other characters find out where Broo is. However, Cyril's crew are unable to cancel the launch at this point, meaning that Cedric, Bert and Broo are left with no choice but to run out to the rocket's access platform and rescue Broo from satellite before the rocket launches. They manage to get Broo out of the satellite, with less than a minute left before blastoff, but at this point the access platform begins to move away from the rocket. Bert, Bentley and Broo have to jump for their lives to reach the platform. Cedric, who's scared to make the jump, just stands inside the rocket for a moment as the door starts to close on him, before jumping to the platform, which he barely reaches. The four of them get down from the platform and run away from the rocket mere seconds before the exhaust from the blastoff would've fried them.

* In "Cold Feet!" Cedric hits the back of his head on the wing of the airplane while skydiving and gets knocked unconscious. Had Bert not gone after Cedric and opened his parachute, Cedric would've plummeted to his death, as he didn't regain consciousness until reaching the ground.

* In "Cold Feet!" Cedric hits the back of his head on the airplane while skydiving and gets knocked unconscious. Had Bert not gone after Cedric and opened his parachute, Cedric would've plummeted to his death, as he didn't regain consciousness until reaching the ground.