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The Creepypasta Saga: Part 1 – The PBS Archive (With New Video Retrospective) (Patreon)

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2026-09-22 17:41:02
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2026-11-05 16:30:36
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This is Part 1 of the Creepypasta saga ☠️ As compiling all in one would've been a 5 hour buffering nightmare, I'm uploading them separately. In 2026 YouTube, taking kids' cartoons and making silly, quote-unquote "scary" stories out of them is the textbook robot definition of "misleading family content." So these legacy archives have their permanent, safe sanctuary free for anyone to access here. Thank you for visiting and helping keep my legacy alive.

Comments

Connor Penfold

Fantastic video as always Strider! ♥️

Alaeternis

Great video as always! I miss when Hoodo was active and when reading bad creepypastas was the mainstream on YouTube

Josh Strider

Me too. Honestly I could use a few days back in that old Youtube lol

kushromi

The myth the legend triumphs on good luck to both you and Nin and honestly anyone who reads this I hope you know that you are loved and appreciated even if it doesn't feel like it

Percy fan 99

i’m so happy you were uploaded this one since this is one of my favourite videos of yours Also every time you make a Thomas Character to explode, I just end up chuckling and laughing Especially of that scene of Percy falling off the well and blowing up too funny

Yusuf Ali

I can’t believe I missed this video, what a treat to see these again!

Kurtfan 1991

I hope you'll upload the Nickelodeon crappypasta video soon!

Kurtfan 1991

That "gn" part was so funny LMFAO

Rodditor

I'd take a wild guess and say that the prison Big Bird went to was moulded in the image of US prisons. Honestly, it sounds like something out of a South Park or Robot Chicken skit, but for some reason, we (or at least our older generations) have this weird obsession with law enforcement. So many of the top-rated shows over the past 40-50 years have been police dramas, and "copaganda" is such a staple of TV that most of us don't question it. I know it's probably not what the author intended, but I can't help but think about the police sadism and dinghy prison conditions that Big Bird faced could be commentary questioning the ethics of the prison system. After all, wouldn't you be mortified if this happened to someone you love, especially if they weren't convicted of any crime or later proven innocent? (Of course, the inner punk inside of me would be happy to expose the truth about prisons.)

Josh Strider

Yeah I think it's entirely possible it was a commentary on the poor incarceration system of countries such as America. I kept it comedic but there's definitely a message from the author underneath it