My wife was making her way through Doctor Who on Netflix. I had already seen all the episodes and was waiting for her to catch up. I told her to stop so that we could watch "Blink" together.

She's still creeped out and is now scared of statues.

That's nothing.

Once, Garfield took part in a kitty version of "The Plague Dogs". (new window)

The Zeke the Plumber episode from Salute Your Shorts.

Serpoltas: The Zeke the Plumber episode from Salute Your Shorts.

Good call, that's the first thing that came to mind when I read the headline.

That ballroom scene? *shivers*

Trixie's dream (new window)

This episode creeped me out...

It's always amused me that Jack the Ripper had the voice of Piglet.

That, and how nobody questioned Scotty's constant blackouts.

Glad to see Garfields Halloween Adventure at #1. Scared the ever loving crap out of me when I was a wee one.

The scariest thing about the ER episode is that it's not beyond the realm of possibility. Those people are exposed to dangerous and disturbed people almost daily.

macadamnut: It's always amused me that Jack the Ripper had the voice of Piglet.

That, and how nobody questioned Scotty's constant blackouts.

He's Scottish and they hadn't invented synthahol yet. Why would anyone think twice about it?

Awesome to see Eerie, Indiana on the list. My favorite episode is the one where the kid doesnt reset his watch for daylight saving and he ends up in some weird parallel dimension.

brigid_fitch: My husband has been a Doctor Who fan since the Tom Baker years and made an observation about Blink: For DECADES, DW has operated on a shoestring budget, trying to make scary aliens & monsters w/prosthetics, rubber masks, and bad 70s/80s CGI. Then it gets rebooted with practically a blank check and the new Doctor Who's scariest monster? Marble statues.

So death by plastic chair isn't scary? (new window)

ArkAngel: Obscure Login: Serpoltas: The Zeke the Plumber episode from Salute Your Shorts.

Good call, that's the first thing that came to mind when I read the headline.

That ballroom scene? *shivers*

I can smell your fear

ZEKE.....the Plumber

Cythraul: The Garfield one scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.

I came here to say this. God damned pirate ghosts.

Some of the Treehouse of Horror episodes from the Simpsons freaked me out as a kid. "Terror at 5½ Feet" kind of stands out in my memory.

IgG4: The episode of the X-files with the inbred family, and geeked-out mom that they kept under the bed was pretty farked up. I think they only showed it once.



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Night Terrors was much scarier than Phantasms.

The viper is coming

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The Zeke the Plumber episode from Salute Your Shorts.

Oh cool, my holloween costume. Only 2 people recognized it, unfortunately. I left my plunger in the casino, can't believe they let me in with it in the first place.

/csb

Glad to see the M*A*S*H* nightmare episode on there. That terrified me as a kid when I first saw it.

The Breaking Bad episode wasn't really that scary per se... but it was an excellent episode of an excellent series.

Stile4aly: Night Terrors was much scarier than Phantasms.

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Schisms was scarier than both of them combined.

The episode of ALF with the space cockroach always creeped me out.

IgG4: The episode of the X-files with the inbred family, and geeked-out mom that they kept under the bed was pretty farked up. I think they only showed it once.

Home.

That one scared the absolute living shiat out of me.

CarnySaur: Glad to see the M*A*S*H* nightmare episode on there. That terrified me as a kid when I first saw it.

I had to turn it off. I wasn't able to watch it in re-runs for years. I was about 9 when I first saw it and was in my 30s by the time I came across the ep and had the nerve to watch it.

And I've never seen the Eerie Indiana ep with the daylight savings parallel universe, and never heard of it until reading the post upthread... that is a creepy-as-hell concept!

improvius: Schisms was scarier than both of them combined.

Is that the one where that one guys blood turned to polymer? Freaked me the heck out.

There be space dragons. (new window)

The Halloween Quantum Leap episode is rather unsettling.

Edward Rooney Dean of Students: improvius: Schisms was scarier than both of them combined.

Is that the one where that one guys blood turned to polymer? Freaked me the heck out.

Yes.

Arxane: There be space dragons. (new window)

And yes.

scottydoesntknow: I was pretty grossed out when I saw them turn inside out from that mysterious gas. Then they started singing

I know! A Chorus Line makes me gag too.

Good call on the Six Feet Under episode and the entire freaking run on Unsolved Mysteries. I watched through all of Six Feet Under last year and was absolutely stunned by the complete turnaround of that episode. It only pissed people off because they got sucked into it as well...that it would be a cute little fantasy (like the others), only to discover that it was a horrible reality.

And Unsolved Mysteries gave me many hours of lost sleep. It normally wasn't the paranormal stuff, either.

I remember being scared to death of an episode of Metal Mickey which featured a headless horseman. We didn't usually watch the show but were staying with my cousins. I don't think I ever watched another episode.

szyska: There was a GI Joe cartoon, a two parter I think, where some of the Joes are transported to an alternate dimension where Cobra has won. They come cross themselves as corpses. It was a little freaky...

They had a Christmas one where Cthulhu was in the basement of the Destro Castle