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*''[[Teletubbies Walk it out|Teletubbies Walk It Out]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded by an unknown [[YouTube]] user in at least 2007. Although the original has been deleted, a reaction video confirms its existence.[1] In 2017, Rohan Hordern remade it. The video kicks off with a clip from the extended opening, featuring Dipsy randomly pushing buttons. Originally intended to play "Baa Baa Black Sheep" with sheep sounds, this user edited it to play UNK's [[wikipedia:Walk It Out (Unk song)|Walk It Out]]. Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa, and Po then get up from their beds and start dancing. Shortly after, a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist|The Exorcist]]'' appears with a high-pitched scream. Unfortunately, the reaction video is blurry, leaving the creator and release date unknown.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=2IetCUQj92E</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CKs0_Fp9j4</ref>
*''[[Teletubbies Walk it out|Teletubbies Walk It Out]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded by an unknown [[YouTube]] user in at least 2007. Although the original has been deleted, a reaction video confirms its existence.[1] In 2017, Rohan Hordern remade it. The video kicks off with a clip from the extended opening, featuring Dipsy randomly pushing buttons. Originally intended to play "Baa Baa Black Sheep" with sheep sounds, this user edited it to play UNK's [[wikipedia:Walk It Out (Unk song)|Walk It Out]]. Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa, and Po then get up from their beds and start dancing. Shortly after, a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist|The Exorcist]]'' appears with a high-pitched scream. Unfortunately, the reaction video is blurry, leaving the creator and release date unknown.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=2IetCUQj92E</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CKs0_Fp9j4</ref>
*The [[Cuffi Advert|Cuffi Adverts]], created by [[YouTube]] user VenerableDread in November 2006, form a series of screamer videos inspired by the [[K-fee commercials]]. Notable for their connection with screamers like Saddam Hussein Execution, each video wraps up with a parody of K-fee's slogan, culminating in the phrase "Now go change your pants." In the inaugural advert, "Sunset," a 9-second glimpse of a roadside sunset is succeeded by the sudden appearance of a Cyberman from Doctor Who, accompanied by the identical scream from "What's Wrong?". In the subsequent advert, "Motorway," a depiction of a motorway with cars in motion is displayed. At the 9-second mark, a screamer appears, showcasing a green-scaled image of a distorted face and the same scream from "What's Wrong?".<ref>Cuffi Sunset: youtu.be/uQsSpe5V3KQ?t=454</ref><ref>Cuffi Motorway appears at 0:58: youtube.com/watch?v=2q7eDCLPZ2o</ref>


*''[[Wilkins Coffee Commercial Made 1000000 Times Scarier]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded by YouTube user ThatPulseman876, A.K.A RainLauncher85, in March 2019. Featuring a clip from the 1957 commercial "Jim Henson's Wilkins Coffee Commercials" the video edits in Sinistar to appear when Wilkins pulls the lever, accompanied by the same scream from The Maze. Both the remake and the original screamer became lost media due to the creator's account termination. However, DiscoverGuy1999 made a variation on April 4, 2023, using a loud, distorted clip from the Numberblocks episode Twelve at the 2:02 mark, where Twelve says "Rectangle rise!"—originally from a video titled "The FitnessGram Three Fours Loop Test."<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=XwsJ8-YSh3o</ref><ref>youtube.com/watch?v=qGeGH8NrgBY</ref>
*''[[Wilkins Coffee Commercial Made 1000000 Times Scarier]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded by YouTube user ThatPulseman876, A.K.A RainLauncher85, in March 2019. Featuring a clip from the 1957 commercial "Jim Henson's Wilkins Coffee Commercials" the video edits in Sinistar to appear when Wilkins pulls the lever, accompanied by the same scream from The Maze. Both the remake and the original screamer became lost media due to the creator's account termination. However, DiscoverGuy1999 made a variation on April 4, 2023, using a loud, distorted clip from the Numberblocks episode Twelve at the 2:02 mark, where Twelve says "Rectangle rise!"—originally from a video titled "The FitnessGram Three Fours Loop Test."<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=XwsJ8-YSh3o</ref><ref>youtube.com/watch?v=qGeGH8NrgBY</ref>
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*''[[Ultimate Prank Game]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] or [[game]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by TingSing on June 8, 2008. Despite being a game, there is no download link, as per the description. The video begins with TingSing presumably opening the application file for the game on their computer. The game, a maze with red areas, a multicolored orb as the control, and a glowing rock as the end, starts immediately. While the first two levels seem normal, just before completing the third level, a picture of a hooded boy with fangs, glowing eyes, and scars appears with the same scream later used in [[Sonic.exe]].<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=hdWfjit6HOk <br>('''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20241120223852/<br>files.catbox.moe/byo0h0.mp4)</ref>
*''[[Ultimate Prank Game]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] or [[game]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by TingSing on June 8, 2008. Despite being a game, there is no download link, as per the description. The video begins with TingSing presumably opening the application file for the game on their computer. The game, a maze with red areas, a multicolored orb as the control, and a glowing rock as the end, starts immediately. While the first two levels seem normal, just before completing the third level, a picture of a hooded boy with fangs, glowing eyes, and scars appears with the same scream later used in [[Sonic.exe]].<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=hdWfjit6HOk <br>('''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20241120223852/<br>files.catbox.moe/byo0h0.mp4)</ref>
*The [[Cuffi Advert|Cuffi Adverts]], created by [[YouTube]] user VenerableDread in November 2006, form a series of screamer videos inspired by the [[K-fee commercials]]. Notable for their connection with screamers like Saddam Hussein Execution, each video wraps up with a parody of K-fee's slogan, culminating in the phrase "Now go change your pants." In the inaugural advert, "Sunset," a 9-second glimpse of a roadside sunset is succeeded by the sudden appearance of a Cyberman from Doctor Who, accompanied by the identical scream from "What's Wrong?". In the subsequent advert, "Motorway," a depiction of a motorway with cars in motion is displayed. At the 9-second mark, a screamer appears, showcasing a green-scaled image of a distorted face and the same scream from "What's Wrong?".<ref>Cuffi Sunset: youtu.be/uQsSpe5V3KQ?t=454</ref><ref>Cuffi Motorway appears at 0:58: youtube.com/watch?v=2q7eDCLPZ2o</ref>


*''Goombella is cute!'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by a user snazzy on August 6th, 2009 The [[video]] begins with a description of the [[Video games|video game]] character Goombella from [[wikipedia:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]], followed by a brief clip of Goombella blinking, smirking, talking, and closing her eyes, until a flickering image of Goombella with human teeth appears, accompanied by a loud scream.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=3OgBSCWfbBQ</ref>
*''Goombella is cute!'' was a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by a user snazzy on August 6th, 2009 The [[video]] begins with a description of the [[Video games|video game]] character Goombella from [[wikipedia:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]], followed by a brief clip of Goombella blinking, smirking, talking, and closing her eyes, until a flickering image of Goombella with human teeth appears, accompanied by a loud scream.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=3OgBSCWfbBQ</ref>
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