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* LeitMotif: Part of the eponymous track ("you can’t kill me, do you want to?") has the same melody as the title song from the first episode of Season Two, "Honey Queen". This melody is also used as the Honey Festival’s theme in general. (Also, when Sheila Young starts putting the moves on Ted, we get a little bit of "Young At Heart".)
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* LeitMotif: {{Leitmotif}}: Part of the eponymous track ("you can’t kill me, do you want to?") has the same melody as the title song from the first episode of Season Two, "Honey Queen". This melody is also used as the Honey Festival’s theme in general. (Also, when Sheila Young starts putting the moves on Ted, we get a little bit of "Young At Heart".)
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* LeitMotif: Part of the eponymous track ("you can’t kill me, do you want to?") has the same melody as the title song from the first episode of Season Two, "Honey Queen". This melody is also used as the Honey Festival’s theme in general. (Also, when Sheila Young starts putting the moves on Ted, we get a little bit of "Young At Heart".)
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* LostPetGrievance: The death of Frank's dog, Buddy,
* {{Manchild}}: Sherman is a forty year old man who still lives with his mother, collects children's toys, and waits every night for Peter Pan to take him to Neverland.
* NeverGrewUp: Sherman uses the spell from the Black Book to keep himself as a seven year old forever, making his physical body match his childish personality.
* {{Manchild}}: Sherman is a forty year old man who still lives with his mother, collects children's toys, and waits every night for Peter Pan to take him to Neverland.
* NeverGrewUp: Sherman uses the spell from the Black Book to keep himself as a seven year old forever, making his physical body match his childish personality.
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* LostPetGrievance: The death of Frank's dog, Buddy,
Buddy, is the last step taken to fully humanize Frank as a sympathetic protagonist.
* {{Manchild}}: Sherman is aforty year old forty-year-old man who still lives with his mother, collects children's toys, and waits every night for Peter Pan to take him to Neverland.
* NeverGrewUp: Sherman uses the spell from the Black Book tokeep suck away his mother's youth and reduce himself as back to a seven year old forever, seven-year-old, making his physical body match his childish personality.
* {{Manchild}}: Sherman is a
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* RunningGag: No one ever points out that Sherman is a grown man... rather, the term used is always "grown-ass man". Even Becky Barnes is impatient enough with the guy to use that terminology.
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* SimultaneousArcs: The entirety of ''Nightmare Time 2'' takes place in a single timeline and in the rough vicinity of the Honey Festival, and nowhere else is that better displayed than in this story's climax; among many other small snippets of people attending the festival, we see Zoey's friend Hailey shopping for the tea that she brings Zoey in "Honey Queen", as well as Sheila seducing Ted shortly before she brings him home in "Daddy".
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* ADayInTheLimeLight: This episode centers around Frank Pricely, who previously was a secondary character in ''Theatre/BlackFriday''. In this episode, we learn a little more about his personal life, and see him in a more positive light.
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* ADayInTheLimeLight: ADayInTheLimelight: This episode centers around Frank Pricely, who previously was a secondary character in ''Theatre/BlackFriday''. In this episode, we learn a little more about his personal life, and see him in a more positive light.
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Daddy is the first story in the third episode of Nightmare Time 2.\\\
Frank Pricely’s toy store is on its last legs, struggling to keep up with online retailers, with one devoted customer, Sherman Young, barely keeping the store open. But when he meets Sherman’s rich mother, Sheila, he sees an opportunity to save his store - marrying Sheila, making him Sherman’s Daddy, making him a part of a family full of dark secrets.
Frank Pricely’s toy store is on its last legs, struggling to keep up with online retailers, with one devoted customer, Sherman Young, barely keeping the store open. But when he meets Sherman’s rich mother, Sheila, he sees an opportunity to save his store - marrying Sheila, making him Sherman’s Daddy, making him a part of a family full of dark secrets.
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Daddy is the first story in the third episode of Nightmare ''Nightmare Time 2.2''.\\\
FrankPricely’s Pricely's toy store is on its last legs, struggling to keep up with online retailers, with one devoted customer, Sherman Young, barely keeping the store open. But when he meets Sherman’s Sherman's rich mother, Sheila, he sees an opportunity to save his store - marrying Sheila, making him Sherman’s Daddy, making him a part of a family full of dark secrets.
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Killer Track is the second story in the third episode of Nightmare Time 2.\\\
If you hear the Killer Track, you die after seven days - at least, that’s what the rumors say. But when Rose hears the killer track, she starts to believe that the stories are true - she hears the song everywhere. On the seventh day after hearing the song, Rose - along with social worker Duke and the mysterious Miss Holloway, face the song head on, and try to break the curse.
If you hear the Killer Track, you die after seven days - at least, that’s what the rumors say. But when Rose hears the killer track, she starts to believe that the stories are true - she hears the song everywhere. On the seventh day after hearing the song, Rose - along with social worker Duke and the mysterious Miss Holloway, face the song head on, and try to break the curse.
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Killer Track is the second story in the third episode of Nightmare ''Nightmare Time 2.2''.\\\
If you hear the Killer Track, you die after seven days - at least,that’s that's what the rumors say. But when Rose hears the killer track, she starts to believe that the stories are true - she hears the song everywhere. On the seventh day after hearing the song, Rose - along with social worker Duke and the mysterious Miss Holloway, face the song head on, and try to break the curse.
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* BittersweetEnding: Rose, and the entirety of Hatchetfield, are safe from the killer track, but Duke has forgotten Miss Holloway, believing her to be dead.
* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Miss Holloway's [[DealWithTheDevil deal]] allows her to revive herself about two hours after her death.
* DiscoDan: Miss Holloway has a love for the eighties, from her [[EightiesHair teased hair]], her denim jacker, her retro diner, to the 1987 Pontiac Firebird she drives.
* IncessantMusicMadness: The Killer Track tortures its victims this way, constantly playing itself loudly in the victim's head, making them try to destroy any source of noise.
* IsThisThingStillOn: The sound technician doesn't turn off Solomon's microphone, leading the mayor to reveal his true feelings about the citizens of Hatchetfield.
--> '''Solomon:''' Ass-licking and groveling. That's all it was. I can't believe I have to waste my breath on these insects.
--> '''Audio Guy:''' Did you want me to cut the mic?
* LaserGuidedAmnesia:
** Any information about Miss Holloway's life is immediately erased from people's memories, including her music, which she uses to erase the killer track from the memories of people who hear it.
** Once Miss Holloway changes her identity, Duke's memory is changed, specifically erasing any of Miss Holloway's magic abilities, leaving her as a normal person in his mind.
* MayflyDecemberRomance: The mortal Duke falls for the immortal Miss Holloway.
* OnlyOneName: Miss Holloway is never referred to by her first name.
* PowerEchoes: When Miss Holloway shows off her powers to Rose by puppeteering her into eating her pie, her voice echoes.
* RockTrio: The band Needy Beast, which is comprised of Thrash, the lead singer, Rose, the lead guitarist, and Skud, the drummer.
* ShroudedInMyth: Very little about Miss Holloway's past is known, not by her choosing, though. Everything about her past is erased from the memories of everyone she tells.
* SleazyPolitician: Solomon Lauter reveals himself to be this as he makes an announcement over the intercom at the Honey Festival, implying that he only hosts grand festivals to earn voters, not because he cares about the citizens.
* TemporalParadox: Miss Holloway creates a paradox by travelling back in time and placing herself in Rose's body, so that she hears the song instead of Rose.
* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Miss Holloway's [[DealWithTheDevil deal]] allows her to revive herself about two hours after her death.
* DiscoDan: Miss Holloway has a love for the eighties, from her [[EightiesHair teased hair]], her denim jacker, her retro diner, to the 1987 Pontiac Firebird she drives.
* IncessantMusicMadness: The Killer Track tortures its victims this way, constantly playing itself loudly in the victim's head, making them try to destroy any source of noise.
* IsThisThingStillOn: The sound technician doesn't turn off Solomon's microphone, leading the mayor to reveal his true feelings about the citizens of Hatchetfield.
--> '''Solomon:''' Ass-licking and groveling. That's all it was. I can't believe I have to waste my breath on these insects.
--> '''Audio Guy:''' Did you want me to cut the mic?
* LaserGuidedAmnesia:
** Any information about Miss Holloway's life is immediately erased from people's memories, including her music, which she uses to erase the killer track from the memories of people who hear it.
** Once Miss Holloway changes her identity, Duke's memory is changed, specifically erasing any of Miss Holloway's magic abilities, leaving her as a normal person in his mind.
* MayflyDecemberRomance: The mortal Duke falls for the immortal Miss Holloway.
* OnlyOneName: Miss Holloway is never referred to by her first name.
* PowerEchoes: When Miss Holloway shows off her powers to Rose by puppeteering her into eating her pie, her voice echoes.
* RockTrio: The band Needy Beast, which is comprised of Thrash, the lead singer, Rose, the lead guitarist, and Skud, the drummer.
* ShroudedInMyth: Very little about Miss Holloway's past is known, not by her choosing, though. Everything about her past is erased from the memories of everyone she tells.
* SleazyPolitician: Solomon Lauter reveals himself to be this as he makes an announcement over the intercom at the Honey Festival, implying that he only hosts grand festivals to earn voters, not because he cares about the citizens.
* TemporalParadox: Miss Holloway creates a paradox by travelling back in time and placing herself in Rose's body, so that she hears the song instead of Rose.
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* GivenNameReveal: The Man in a Hurry finally reveals his name. It’s [[PunnyName Barry Swift]].
* GivenNameReveal: The Man in a Hurry finally reveals his name. It’s [[PunnyName Barry Swift]].
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!! Episode spoilers are unmarked in the folders below.
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Daddy is the first story in the third episode of Nightmare Time 2.\\\
Frank Pricely’s toy store is on its last legs, struggling to keep up with online retailers, with one devoted customer, Sherman Young, barely keeping the store open. But when he meets Sherman’s rich mother, Sheila, he sees an opportunity to save his store - marrying Sheila, making him Sherman’s Daddy, making him a part of a family full of dark secrets.
Frank Pricely’s toy store is on its last legs, struggling to keep up with online retailers, with one devoted customer, Sherman Young, barely keeping the store open. But when he meets Sherman’s rich mother, Sheila, he sees an opportunity to save his store - marrying Sheila, making him Sherman’s Daddy, making him a part of a family full of dark secrets.
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* BabysittersNightmare: Sherman Young is a spoiled-rotten manchild, who is incredibly picky. When Frank fails to pick out the cereal pieces from his [[BrandX Marshmallow Charms]], Sherman bites a cereal piece, and starts crying as if he's been seriously injured.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: This episode centers around Frank Pricely, who previously was a secondary character in Theatre/BlackFriday. In this episode, we learn a little more about his personal life, and see him in a more positive light.
* ImmortalityPromiscuity: Since the death of her husband, Sheila has spent her immortality with a series of husbands, disposing of them when they are no longer compliant with her lifestyle.
* LifeDrinker: Sheila, and later Sherman, keep themselves young through the use of a spell that transfers life energy from one person to another.
* LostPetGrievance: The death of Frank's dog, Buddy,
* {{Manchild}}: Sherman is a forty year old man who still lives with his mother, collects children's toys, and waits every night for Peter Pan to take him to Neverland.
* NeverGrewUp: Sherman uses the spell from the Black Book to keep himself as a seven year old forever, making his physical body match his childish personality.
* OdeToYouth: The opening song "Young At Heart" is about feeling youthful, even as the singer grows physically older, much like Sherman.
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* ADayInTheLimeLight: This episode centers around Frank Pricely, who previously was a secondary character in Theatre/BlackFriday. In this episode, we learn a little more about his personal life, and see him in a more positive light.
* ImmortalityPromiscuity: Since the death of her husband, Sheila has spent her immortality with a series of husbands, disposing of them when they are no longer compliant with her lifestyle.
* LifeDrinker: Sheila, and later Sherman, keep themselves young through the use of a spell that transfers life energy from one person to another.
* LostPetGrievance: The death of Frank's dog, Buddy,
* {{Manchild}}: Sherman is a forty year old man who still lives with his mother, collects children's toys, and waits every night for Peter Pan to take him to Neverland.
* NeverGrewUp: Sherman uses the spell from the Black Book to keep himself as a seven year old forever, making his physical body match his childish personality.
* OdeToYouth: The opening song "Young At Heart" is about feeling youthful, even as the singer grows physically older, much like Sherman.
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Killer Track is the second story in the third episode of Nightmare Time 2.\\\
If you hear the Killer Track, you die after seven days - at least, that’s what the rumors say. But when Rose hears the killer track, she starts to believe that the stories are true - she hears the song everywhere. On the seventh day after hearing the song, Rose - along with social worker Duke and the mysterious Miss Holloway, face the song head on, and try to break the curse.
If you hear the Killer Track, you die after seven days - at least, that’s what the rumors say. But when Rose hears the killer track, she starts to believe that the stories are true - she hears the song everywhere. On the seventh day after hearing the song, Rose - along with social worker Duke and the mysterious Miss Holloway, face the song head on, and try to break the curse.
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* BackstoryOfTheDay: Subverted when Miss Holloway, a character we've only seen twice previously, decides to reveal her backstory to Duke - until suddenly time skips forward, as an unrevealed "deal" she's made curses her to not be able to tell her story to anyone.
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* BackstoryOfTheDay: Subverted when Miss Holloway, a character we've only seen twice previously, decides to reveal her backstory to Duke - until suddenly time skips forward, as an unrevealed "deal" she's made curses her to not be able to tell her story to anyone.anyone.
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"Daddy and Killer Track" is the third episode of ''Nightmare Time 2'', the second season of ''WebVideo/NightmareTime''.
As with most ''Nightmare Time'' episdoes, it's a DoubleFeature, consisting of two stories.
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"Young at Heart" performed by Creator/JeffBlim; directed by Creator/JaimeLynBeatty
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-->'''Musical Sequences:'''\\
"Killer Track" performed by Creator/JeffBlim; directed by Curt Mega\\
"Run Away with Me" performed by Kim Whalen; directed by Curt Mega\\
"Nightmare Time Theme (Needy Beast Version)" performed by Creator/JoeyRichter and Creator/JeffBlim; directed by Creator/JeffBlim
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!! Daddy
-->edited by [[Creator/LangBrothers Matt Lang and Nick Lang]]
-->'''Musical Sequences:'''\\
"Young at Heart" performed by Creator/JeffBlim; directed by Creator/JaimeLynBeatty
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!! Killer Track
-->edited by [[Creator/LangBrothers Matt Lang]] and Curt Mega
-->'''Musical Sequences:'''\\
"Killer Track" performed by Creator/JeffBlim; directed by Curt Mega\\
"Run Away with Me" performed by Kim Whalen; directed by Curt Mega\\
"Nightmare Time Theme (Needy Beast Version)" performed by Creator/JoeyRichter and Creator/JeffBlim; directed by Creator/JeffBlim
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