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** Claridryl's slogan is "take Claridryl, and [[DoubleMeaning take life]] in your hands".
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''Unedited Footage of a Bear'' is a 2014 short created by [[WebVideo/AlanTutorial Alan Resnick]] and [[Creator/WhamCity Wham City Comedy]] that aired as a part of the {{Series/Infomercials}} series on Creator/AdultSwim. The short is exactly what you'd expect it to be...

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''Unedited Footage of a Bear'' is a 2014 short created by [[WebVideo/AlanTutorial Alan Resnick]] and [[Creator/WhamCity Wham City Comedy]] that aired as a part of the {{Series/Infomercials}} ''{{Series/Infomercials}}'' series on Creator/AdultSwim. The short is exactly what you'd expect it to be...
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''Unedited Footage of a Bear'' is a 2014 short created by [[WebVideo/AlanTutorial Alan Resnick]] and [[Creator/WhamCity Wham City Comedy]] that aired as an "infomercial" on Creator/AdultSwim. The short is exactly what you'd expect it to be...

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''Unedited Footage of a Bear'' is a 2014 short created by [[WebVideo/AlanTutorial Alan Resnick]] and [[Creator/WhamCity Wham City Comedy]] that aired as an "infomercial" a part of the {{Series/Infomercials}} series on Creator/AdultSwim. The short is exactly what you'd expect it to be...
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* DownerEnding: Donna's addiction to Claridryl [[spoiler:likely caused her to murder her own children. The last shot we see is of the original Donna, beaten and bloodied, resting against the stairs to her house while police surround the area, all while weakly whispering, "I don't have a gun."]]
* DrugsAreBad: The whole short is implied to be about the dangers of prescription drug addiction. Donna, the woman in the commercial taking Claridryl, has entire boxes of it in the backseat of her van, and slowly goes insane as a result of what is implied to be the drug, with an evil doppelganger, possibly representing her addiction, coming after her. Ultimately, [[spoiler:she winds up [[OffingTheOffspring killing her children]] and doesn't seem to realize she did it]].

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* DownerEnding: Donna's addiction to Claridryl [[spoiler:likely caused her leads to murder a psychotic episode in which she murders her own children. The last shot we see is of the original Donna, beaten and bloodied, resting against the stairs to her house while police surround the area, all while weakly whispering, "I don't have a gun."]]
* DrugsAreBad: The whole short is implied to be about the dangers of prescription drug addiction. Donna, the woman in the commercial taking Claridryl, has entire boxes of it in the backseat of her van, and slowly goes insane as a result of what is implied to be the drug, with an evil doppelganger, possibly representing her addiction, addiction or a side effect caused by overusing the drug, coming after her. Ultimately, [[spoiler:she winds up [[OffingTheOffspring killing her children]] and doesn't seem to realize she did it]].
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* DeathOfAChild: [[spoiler: A Claridryl-addicted Donna murders her own children and is arrested for it.]]

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* DeathOfAChild: [[spoiler: A [[spoiler:A Claridryl-addicted Donna murders her own children and is arrested for it.]]



* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: If you're looking for unedited footage of a bear, you've come to the right place! [[spoiler: If, that is, you want "raw" footage of a MamaBear...]]

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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: If you're looking for unedited footage of a bear, you've come to the right place! [[spoiler: If, [[spoiler:If, that is, you want "raw" footage of a MamaBear...]]



** Donna drives past a crime scene where it's heavily implied that the crazed rambling man seen being arrested murdered everyone inside [[spoiler:and possibly murdered himself/his doppelganger, as seen by the fact that he and the corpse are wearing the same shoes.]].

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** Donna drives past a crime scene where it's heavily implied that the crazed rambling man seen being arrested murdered everyone inside [[spoiler:and possibly murdered himself/his doppelganger, as seen by the fact that he and the corpse are wearing the same shoes.]].shoes]].



* SideEffectsInclude: The side-effects of Claridryl include some pretty horrifying things including [[spoiler: a warning to call your doctor if you have "someone's face all over you."]]

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* SideEffectsInclude: The side-effects of Claridryl include some pretty horrifying things including [[spoiler: a [[spoiler:a warning to call your doctor if you have "someone's face all over you."]]
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* InjuredSelfDrag: After Donna gets run over by her evil doppelganger, she's in horrible pain, bleeding in the street. For the duration of the short, we see her painfully dragging herself to her house, where the doppelganger is now tormenting her kids. She makes it to the front steps [[FromBadToWorse before the cops show up]] and arrest her, seemingly for something that happened to her kids in the meantime.
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* BaitAndSwitchComparison: The initial commercial for Claridryl portrays a mother suffering from seasonal allergies, intentionally giving one the impression that Claridryl is a medication for the springtime sniffles. At no point during the commercial, however, is it stated that it's allergy medication. The side effects, instead, make it very clear that Claridryl is intended as an anti-depressant medication of some sort. Reading between the lines to see the mother's true, stress-related symptoms makes this clearer.

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* BaitAndSwitchComparison: The initial commercial for Claridryl portrays a mother suffering from seasonal allergies, intentionally giving one the impression that Claridryl is a medication for the springtime sniffles. At no point during the commercial, however, is it stated that it's allergy medication. The side effects, instead, make it very clear that Claridryl is intended as an anti-depressant medication of some sort.sort, most likely an anti-depressant booster like Abilify. Reading between the lines to see the mother's true, stress-related symptoms makes this clearer.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To Film/TooManyCooks, another MindScrew Creator/AdultSwim short that initially presents itself as something innocent and anodyne before [[BaitAndSwitch turning]] [[CerebusSyndrome very dark indeed]].
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* ArtifactTitle: Taken UpToEleven. The title of ''Unedited Footage of a Bear'' gives no indication that said footage will be hijacked by an extended Claridryl commercial.

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* ArtifactTitle: Taken UpToEleven. The title of ''Unedited Footage of a Bear'' gives no indication that said footage will be hijacked by an extended Claridryl commercial.
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** Donna drives past a crime scene where it's heavily implied that the crazed rambling man seen being arrested murdered everyone inside [[spoiler:and possibly murdered himself/his doppelganger, as seen by the fact that he and the corpse and wearing the same shoes.]].

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** Donna drives past a crime scene where it's heavily implied that the crazed rambling man seen being arrested murdered everyone inside [[spoiler:and possibly murdered himself/his doppelganger, as seen by the fact that he and the corpse and are wearing the same shoes.]].
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* ShownTheirWork: Some of those horrifying side effects that can occur when taking Claridryl? They're ''real''. Anti depressants can cause heart problems, and in people with bipolar disorder, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other antidepressants can cause mania and suicidal thoughts. The kicker? Mania can happen with certain ''allergy meds'', too. The Donnelli Twins are psychologists themselves, and the short is an AuthorTract against the overprescription and abuse of [=SSRIs=], particularly the type used to "help along" an already prescribed antidepressant.

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* ShownTheirWork: Some of those horrifying side effects that can occur when taking Claridryl? They're ''real''. Anti depressants Antidepressants can cause heart problems, and in people with bipolar disorder, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other antidepressants can cause mania and suicidal thoughts. The kicker? Mania can happen with certain ''allergy meds'', too. The Donnelli Twins are psychologists themselves, and the short is an AuthorTract against the overprescription and abuse of [=SSRIs=], particularly the type used to "help along" an already prescribed antidepressant.



* SpiritualSuccessor: to Film/TooManyCooks, another MindScrew Creator/AdultSwim short that initially presents itself as something innocent and anodyne before [[BaitAndSwitch turning]] [[CerebusSyndrome very dark indeed]].

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* SpiritualSuccessor: to To Film/TooManyCooks, another MindScrew Creator/AdultSwim short that initially presents itself as something innocent and anodyne before [[BaitAndSwitch turning]] [[CerebusSyndrome very dark indeed]].
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* ShownTheirWork: Some of those horrifying side effects that can occur when taking Claridryl? They're ''real''. Anti depressants can cause heart problems, and in people with bipolar disorder, Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other antidepressants can cause mania and suicidal thoughts. The Donnelli Twins are psychologists themselves, and the short is an AuthorTract against the overprescription and abuse of [=SSRIs=]

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* ShownTheirWork: Some of those horrifying side effects that can occur when taking Claridryl? They're ''real''. Anti depressants can cause heart problems, and in people with bipolar disorder, Selective selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other antidepressants can cause mania and suicidal thoughts. The kicker? Mania can happen with certain ''allergy meds'', too. The Donnelli Twins are psychologists themselves, and the short is an AuthorTract against the overprescription and abuse of [=SSRIs=][=SSRIs=], particularly the type used to "help along" an already prescribed antidepressant.

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