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Revision as of 15:34, 28 April 2022 (view source) TrollpastaBot (talk \| contribs) (Created page with "To protect my privacy, I have kept my name anonymous. I'm not sure how to begin my story, but I'll do the best I can. I guess I'll start by informing you about the show ''Blue's Clues''. For those of you who have never watched it, ''Blue's Clues'' is a show for young children that was created in 1996, and lasted for ten years with a total of 6 seasons and 142 episodes. The show involves Steve or Joe looking for clues and solving mysteries with help from the audience...")		Latest revision as of 20:34, 2 March 2024 (view source) Thermometer (talk \| contribs) (Undo revision 329896 by ThePolyAspie (talk)) Tag: Undo
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Line 67: I looked up the name of the episode online, but came up with nothing. I knew that the company Viacom owned ''Blue's Clues'', because their company name was shown on the factory stickers of the other VHS tapes. After a bit of research, I wrote a letter to the Viacom headquarters. I told them about my experience, and asked them if they knew where the tape came from. Two weeks later, I got a reply in the mail: ''{{email\|Dear Mr. XXXXX,'' ''Thank you for taking the time to write to us. We were quite surprised by your story about the unaired episode of Blue's Clues that you discovered. We are grateful that you contacted us concerning it. We can personally assure you that Viacom Media Networks, as well as Viacom, claims no ownership or liability whatsoever regarding the episode. However, we still feel that an explanation is in order.'' ''Unfortunately, we are unable to provide details of the tape's creation, as we simply don't know how this happened.'' ''Back in 2002, we received a VHS tape in a package with no return address. The words, "Mr. Ted", were written on the package. Along with the tape, there was a letter from Mr. Ted stating that he was the "biggest fan" of the Blue's Clues series and asked for our approval to air his "fan-made creation" on television.'' ''We were quite flattered that a fan would send us a fan-made episode for airing. However, when our editors viewed the episode for refinement, they were quite appalled by its nature. A few of the staff who viewed the episode unbelievably went into shock and had to be transported to the emergency room immediately.'' ''Due to the horrifying content, we had absolutely no plans to air this episode. We passed the tape to a private collector, but we were dismayed to discover that he had many copies made.'' ''We ask that you please do not release the contents of the tape or this letter to the public, as we do not want to upset the viewers who love and support our shows for young children.'' ''with warm regards,'' ''Michael D. Fricklas'' ''Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary''}} Questions bounced around inside my head, and they still do to this day. Who is Mr. Ted? How was he able to create this ''demonic'' episode? Is he even....well....''human?'' Out of respect for Viacom, I'm afraid I cannot provide any footage. However, I figured releasing a single screenshot and a copy of the letter to the public wouldn't make them too angry. Line 93: A part of my brain told me to throw away the tape and the letter, but I have kept both in my closet to remind me that what I experienced was real. I now realize that some so-called "fans" of TV shows are not as normal as you might think they are. {{v\|reading\|8MzyKdIocr4}} {{GLE\|Suomynona404}} ~~{{by\|Suomynona404\|wiki=geosheas-lost-episodes}}~~ [[Category:Deletion Log Refugees]] [[Category:Bad Creepypasta]] Line 102 ⟶ 101: [[Category:SUPR SKAREY IMAG]] [[Category:YT Readings]] [[Category:Suicide]] {{Comments}}