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** He doesn't like sequels that attempt to ground the show in reality. ''Channel Zero'', which he does approve of, asserts that the show is the product of the warped mind of a [[spoiler: long-dead]] child.
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Not all lost episode creepypastas are terrible, and it's extremely reductive to say that they're all just about the main character suddenly going crazy and murdering the rest of the cast..
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* FollowTheLeader: The whole premise of a kids' show turning out to hide sinister supernatural secrets gave rise to a whole genre of CreepyPasta known as "Lost Episodes" which usually involve someone discovering an episode of a real-life kids' show that contains creepy imagery and darker themes than usual, with the implication that some sort of EldritchAbomination was behind it. These often contain static as well as an homage to ''Candle Cove''. They are usually awful, quickly devolving into "X character from innocent TV show goes mad for no reason and slaughters everybody else in increasingly silly and over the top ways".
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* FollowTheLeader: The whole premise of a kids' show turning out to hide sinister supernatural secrets gave rise to a whole genre of CreepyPasta known as "Lost Episodes" which usually involve someone discovering an episode of a real-life kids' show that contains creepy imagery and darker themes than usual, with the implication that some sort of EldritchAbomination was behind it. These often contain static as well as an homage to ''Candle Cove''. They are usually awful, quickly devolving into "X character from innocent TV show goes mad for no reason and slaughters everybody else in increasingly silly and over the top ways".
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* FollowTheLeader: The whole premise of a kids' show turning out to hide sinister supernatural secrets gave rise to a whole genre of CreepyPasta known as "Lost Episodes" which usually involve someone discovering an episode of a real-life kids' show that contains creepy imagery and darker themes than usual, with the implication that some sort of EldritchAbomination was behind it. These often contain static as well as an homage to ''Candle Cove''. [[SturgeonsLaw They are usually awful]], quickly devolving into "X character from innocent TV show goes mad for no reason and slaughters everybody else in increasingly silly and over the top ways".
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* FollowTheLeader: The whole premise of a kids' show turning out to hide sinister supernatural secrets gave rise to a whole genre of CreepyPasta known as "Lost Episodes" which usually involve someone discovering an episode of a real-life kids' show that contains creepy imagery and darker themes than usual, with the implication that some sort of EldritchAbomination was behind it. These often contain static as well as an homage to ''Candle Cove''. [[SturgeonsLaw They are usually awful]], awful, quickly devolving into "X character from innocent TV show goes mad for no reason and slaughters everybody else in increasingly silly and over the top ways".
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** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in UsefulNotes/{{Uruguay}} that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
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** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in UsefulNotes/{{Uruguay}} that he would have loved loved... had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''Series/ChannelZero'', which also explains what Candle Cove is.
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** Oddly enough He doesn't like sequels that attempt to ground the show in reality. ''Channel Zero'', which he seems to does approve of, asserts that the first season show is the product of ''Series/ChannelZero'', which also explains what Candle Cove is.the warped mind of a [[spoiler: long-dead]] child.
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** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in UsefulNotes/{{Uruguay}} that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
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** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in UsefulNotes/{{Uruguay}} that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.cease-and-desist.
* FollowTheLeader: The whole premise of a kids' show turning out to hide sinister supernatural secrets gave rise to a whole genre of CreepyPasta known as "Lost Episodes" which usually involve someone discovering an episode of a real-life kids' show that contains creepy imagery and darker themes than usual, with the implication that some sort of EldritchAbomination was behind it. These often contain static as well as an homage to ''Candle Cove''. [[SturgeonsLaw They are usually awful]], quickly devolving into "X character from innocent TV show goes mad for no reason and slaughters everybody else in increasingly silly and over the top ways".
* FollowTheLeader: The whole premise of a kids' show turning out to hide sinister supernatural secrets gave rise to a whole genre of CreepyPasta known as "Lost Episodes" which usually involve someone discovering an episode of a real-life kids' show that contains creepy imagery and darker themes than usual, with the implication that some sort of EldritchAbomination was behind it. These often contain static as well as an homage to ''Candle Cove''. [[SturgeonsLaw They are usually awful]], quickly devolving into "X character from innocent TV show goes mad for no reason and slaughters everybody else in increasingly silly and over the top ways".
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Source: https://kiwifarms.net/threads/tv-tropes-community.8618/page-369#post-6472873
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** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in Uraguay that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
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** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in Uraguay UsefulNotes/{{Uruguay}} that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''Series/ChannelZero'', which also explains what Candle Cove is.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''Series/ChannelZero'', which also explains what Candle Cove is.is.
** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in Uraguay that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
** In an odd subversion, he states that there was a TV adaptation being made in Uraguay that he would have loved had they sought his permission first. Seeing as they didn't (they assumed it was public domain), he's instead upset with them and issued a cease-and-desist.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''Series/ChannelZero'' that also explains what Candle Cove is.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''Series/ChannelZero'' that ''Series/ChannelZero'', which also explains what Candle Cove is.
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Actually, this wording works better
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* {{Defictionalization}}: An "episode" of Candle Cove was made for ''Series/ChannelZero''. It's exactly as terrifying as it sounds.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: An "episode" of Candle Cove was made for ''Series/ChannelZero''. It's exactly as terrifying as you would expect it sounds.to be.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: An "episode" of Candle Cove was made for ''Series/ChannelZero''. It's exactly as terrifying as it sounds.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''series/ChannelZero'' that also explains what Candle Cove is.
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** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''series/ChannelZero'' ''Series/ChannelZero'' that also explains what Candle Cove is.
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--> '''Kris Straub''': Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.”
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--> '''Kris Straub''': Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.””
** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''series/ChannelZero'' that also explains what Candle Cove is.
** Oddly enough he seems to approve the first season of ''series/ChannelZero'' that also explains what Candle Cove is.
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--> Dustin Koski: Which, if any, of the unofficial sequels written for it are your favorites?
--> Kris Straub: Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.”
--> Kris Straub: Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.”
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--> Dustin Koski: '''Dustin Koski''': Which, if any, of the unofficial sequels written for it are your favorites?
-->Kris Straub: '''Kris Straub''': Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.”
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* DisownedAdaptation: Kris Straub, the creator of the Creepypasta, has admitted that he doesn't like the fan sequels to ''Candle Cove''.
--> Dustin Koski: Which, if any, of the unofficial sequels written for it are your favorites?
--> Kris Straub: Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.”
--> Dustin Koski: Which, if any, of the unofficial sequels written for it are your favorites?
--> Kris Straub: Oh man, none of them are my favorites. The reason is that they all [[MeasuringTheMarigolds try very hard to explain what Candle Cove is]], when [[NothingIsScarier not knowing]] is why the story resonated. There’s this string of fanfics where it’s revealed that Candle Cove is the work of an old Nazi named Altman Bachmeier. You tell me why a Nazi would be hanging out in West Virginia or Kentucky in 1971, and why he’d bother making a puppet show to scare kids. I guess “Nazi” is shorthand for “the most evil thing anyone can think of.”
