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===Episode 5: (Unnamed)===

[[File:EP5.png|thumb|220px|Pooche and Pansy ~~rescues~~ the kitten they have been searching for.]]

[[File:EP5.png|thumb|220px|Pooche and Pansy rescue the kitten they have been searching for.]]

The video begins with The Huntmaster addressing the viewer, warning them that they "cannot hide." After a glitchy title screen, a series of unsettling images are shown, including a cowering man, a gray dog with sharp teeth and black eyes and footage of the house from a previous episode. The episode title is obscured by a black censor panel. More disturbing images follow, including the previous images from the beginning, [[Smile Dog]], two images of Binzo Tsujii (the second one is of a close-up of Binzo's face in a prison cell), an eyeless Poochee, the witch, and the eyeless witch from the previous episode. The Huntmaster reappears, and his body flails wildly accompanied by loud distortion noises. The episode proper begins with two yellow eyes in a dark doorway, which Poochee identifies as the kitten they have been searching for. The animals stare at each other for an extended period before the scene cuts to a montage of random and unsettling clips, including an evil Poochee, the skull screamer, all the screamer images, and footage from the Disney short [[wikipedia:The_Story_of_Menstruation|''The Story of Menstruation'']]. The title screen appears again, featuring a stylized "G." The "Menstruation" footage returns, with the girl's reflection coming to life and smiling at the screen. The scene zooms in on the reflection as the girl's smile becomes more menacing, and a loud roar is heard. The scene then cuts to inside the house, where the message "All dead" is written in blood red on the wall near some pictures. We then see someone walking in the woods and entering an area with many tree stumps, which is compared to a cartoon forest drawing. Poochee warns the viewer that what is on TV is real, and everything else is make-believe. The "Menstruation" girl's face appears again with a loud scream from the first episode, followed by the full version of the first line: "You cannot hide from the truth." The video ends with the stylized "G" from earlier appearing once more.

The video begins with The Huntmaster addressing the viewer, warning them that they "cannot hide." After a glitchy title screen, a series of unsettling images are shown, including a cowering man, a gray dog with sharp teeth and black eyes and footage of the house from a previous episode. The episode title is obscured by a black censor panel. More disturbing images follow, including the previous images from the beginning, [[Smile Dog]], a cartoon forest drawing, two images of Binzo Tsujii (the second one is of a black-and-white close-up of Binzo's face in a prison cell), an eyeless Poochee, the witch, and the eyeless witch from the previous episode. The Huntmaster reappears, and his body flails wildly accompanied by loud distortion noises. The episode proper begins with two yellow eyes in a dark doorway, which Poochee identifies as the kitten they have been searching for. The animals stare at each other for an extended period before the scene cuts to a montage of random and unsettling clips, including an evil Poochee, the skull screamer, all the screamer images, and footage from the Disney short [[wikipedia:The_Story_of_Menstruation|''The Story of Menstruation'']]. The title screen appears again, featuring a stylized "G." The "Menstruation" footage returns, with the girl's reflection coming to life and smiling at the screen. The scene zooms in on the reflection as the girl's smile becomes more menacing, and a loud roar is heard. The scene then cuts to inside the house, where the message "All dead" is written in blood red on the wall near some pictures. We then see someone walking in the woods and entering an area with many tree stumps, which is compared to the cartoon forest drawing from earlier. Poochee warns the viewer that what is on TV is real, and everything else is make-believe. The "Menstruation" girl's face appears again with a loud scream from the first episode, followed by the full version of the first line: "You cannot hide from the truth." The video ends with the stylized "G" from earlier appearing once more.

===Episode 6: Message from the Gangadiddle (Message from the Gxx%$£^$)===

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==Misc==

==='''Special Announcement'''===

The video opens with the Dolst Family Entertainment logo and a message from the characters Poochee, Pansy, and the witch, reassuring viewers that what is shown on TV is not real and that they should not be afraid. However, the video then distorts and the characters transform into sinister forms: Poochee and Pansy become ~~demon dogs~~, while the witch becomes The Huntmaster. The viewer is then bombarded with a series of bizarre images, including the doll head, the witch, the text "You are alone," birds flying by cars, the skull screamer, the house footage tinted red, and the repeated phrase "Trying to reach you." A voice is heard reciting a quote from the classic horror film Night of the Living Dead, describing a mass extinction event in Earth's history and murder victims being devoured by their killers. The video then cuts to footage of someone walking through a hospital hallway, with the title screen appearing just as the person reaches the doors. The "All dead" text flashes briefly before the video abruptly ends, leaving the viewer with a sense of unease and uncertainty.

The video opens with the Dolst Family Entertainment logo and a message from the characters Poochee, Pansy, and the witch, reassuring viewers that what is shown on TV is not real and that they should not be afraid. However, the video then distorts and the characters transform into sinister forms: Poochee and Pansy become demonic with fangs and red eyes, while the witch becomes The Huntmaster. The viewer is then bombarded with a series of bizarre images, including the doll head, the witch, the text "You are alone," birds flying by cars, the skull screamer, the house footage tinted red, and the repeated phrase "Trying to reach you." A voice is heard reciting a quote from the classic horror film ''[[wikipedia:Night_of_the_Living_Dead|Night of the Living Dead]]'', describing a mass extinction event in Earth's history and murder victims being devoured by their killers. The video then cuts to footage of someone walking through a hospital hallway, with the title screen appearing just as the person reaches the doors. The "All dead" text flashes briefly before the video abruptly ends, leaving the viewer with a sense of unease and uncertainty.

===Part 2 Remastered===

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==Antagonists==

*'''The Witch''' - is an old pale green-skinned woman with bloodshot eyes, long black hair with white streaks on it and a purple robe with black triangles on the bottom. She appeared in many episodes (both as a character and as a brief screamer image), but not all of them. She also appears to resemble both [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''The Exorcist'' and [[Jeff The Killer|Jeff the Killer]].

*'''The Huntmaster''' - is a man wearing a black ~~hoodie~~ (blue in animation) and a white, featureless mask obscuring his face, as well as gloves matching his hoodie. He appears when the disturbing images come, or at the start. He only has one line in the fourth episode. Many viewers compare him to [[wikipedia:Slender_Man|SlenderMan]].

*'''The Huntmaster''' - is a man wearing a black (blue in animation) hoodie and a white, featureless mask obscuring his face, as well as gloves matching his hoodie. He appears when the disturbing images come, or at the start. He only has one line in the fourth episode. Many viewers compare him to [[wikipedia:Slender_Man|SlenderMan]].

*'''The Gangadiddle''' - is the titular antagonist of the sixth episode, being the enigmatic creature of the entire series. It is depicted as a large white deformed robot with four fork-shaped legs.

*'''Narrator''' - As the name implies, narrates the beginning and end of every episode of the show. Not much else is known about him as of now, as the narrator only appears in the first episode.

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 ===Episode 5: (Unnamed)===
-[[File:EP5.png|thumb|220px|Pooche and Pansy rescues the kitten they have been searching for.]]
+[[File:EP5.png|thumb|220px|Pooche and Pansy rescue the kitten they have been searching for.]]
-The video begins with The Huntmaster addressing the viewer, warning them that they "cannot hide." After a glitchy title screen, a series of unsettling images are shown, including a cowering man, a gray dog with sharp teeth and black eyes and footage of the house from a previous episode. The episode title is obscured by a black censor panel. More disturbing images follow, including the previous images from the beginning, [[Smile Dog]], two images of Binzo Tsujii (the second one is of a close-up of Binzo's face in a prison cell), an eyeless Poochee, the witch, and the eyeless witch from the previous episode. The Huntmaster reappears, and his body flails wildly accompanied by loud distortion noises. The episode proper begins with two yellow eyes in a dark doorway, which Poochee identifies as the kitten they have been searching for. The animals stare at each other for an extended period before the scene cuts to a montage of random and unsettling clips, including an evil Poochee, the skull screamer, all the screamer images, and footage from the Disney short [[wikipedia:The_Story_of_Menstruation|''The Story of Menstruation'']]. The title screen appears again, featuring a stylized "G." The "Menstruation" footage returns, with the girl's reflection coming to life and smiling at the screen. The scene zooms in on the reflection as the girl's smile becomes more menacing, and a loud roar is heard. The scene then cuts to inside the house, where the message "All dead" is written in blood red on the wall near some pictures. We then see someone walking in the woods and entering an area with many tree stumps, which is compared to a cartoon forest drawing. Poochee warns the viewer that what is on TV is real, and everything else is make-believe. The "Menstruation" girl's face appears again with a loud scream from the first episode, followed by the full version of the first line: "You cannot hide from the truth." The video ends with the stylized "G" from earlier appearing once more.
+The video begins with The Huntmaster addressing the viewer, warning them that they "cannot hide." After a glitchy title screen, a series of unsettling images are shown, including a cowering man, a gray dog with sharp teeth and black eyes and footage of the house from a previous episode. The episode title is obscured by a black censor panel. More disturbing images follow, including the previous images from the beginning, [[Smile Dog]], a cartoon forest drawing, two images of Binzo Tsujii (the second one is of a black-and-white close-up of Binzo's face in a prison cell), an eyeless Poochee, the witch, and the eyeless witch from the previous episode. The Huntmaster reappears, and his body flails wildly accompanied by loud distortion noises. The episode proper begins with two yellow eyes in a dark doorway, which Poochee identifies as the kitten they have been searching for. The animals stare at each other for an extended period before the scene cuts to a montage of random and unsettling clips, including an evil Poochee, the skull screamer, all the screamer images, and footage from the Disney short [[wikipedia:The_Story_of_Menstruation|''The Story of Menstruation'']]. The title screen appears again, featuring a stylized "G." The "Menstruation" footage returns, with the girl's reflection coming to life and smiling at the screen. The scene zooms in on the reflection as the girl's smile becomes more menacing, and a loud roar is heard. The scene then cuts to inside the house, where the message "All dead" is written in blood red on the wall near some pictures. We then see someone walking in the woods and entering an area with many tree stumps, which is compared to the cartoon forest drawing from earlier. Poochee warns the viewer that what is on TV is real, and everything else is make-believe. The "Menstruation" girl's face appears again with a loud scream from the first episode, followed by the full version of the first line: "You cannot hide from the truth." The video ends with the stylized "G" from earlier appearing once more.
 ===Episode 6: Message from the Gangadiddle (Message from the Gxx%$£^$)===
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 ==Misc==
 ==='''Special Announcement'''===
-The video opens with the Dolst Family Entertainment logo and a message from the characters Poochee, Pansy, and the witch, reassuring viewers that what is shown on TV is not real and that they should not be afraid. However, the video then distorts and the characters transform into sinister forms: Poochee and Pansy become demon dogs, while the witch becomes The Huntmaster. The viewer is then bombarded with a series of bizarre images, including the doll head, the witch, the text "You are alone," birds flying by cars, the skull screamer, the house footage tinted red, and the repeated phrase "Trying to reach you." A voice is heard reciting a quote from the classic horror film Night of the Living Dead, describing a mass extinction event in Earth's history and murder victims being devoured by their killers. The video then cuts to footage of someone walking through a hospital hallway, with the title screen appearing just as the person reaches the doors. The "All dead" text flashes briefly before the video abruptly ends, leaving the viewer with a sense of unease and uncertainty.
+The video opens with the Dolst Family Entertainment logo and a message from the characters Poochee, Pansy, and the witch, reassuring viewers that what is shown on TV is not real and that they should not be afraid. However, the video then distorts and the characters transform into sinister forms: Poochee and Pansy become demonic with fangs and red eyes, while the witch becomes The Huntmaster. The viewer is then bombarded with a series of bizarre images, including the doll head, the witch, the text "You are alone," birds flying by cars, the skull screamer, the house footage tinted red, and the repeated phrase "Trying to reach you." A voice is heard reciting a quote from the classic horror film ''[[wikipedia:Night_of_the_Living_Dead|Night of the Living Dead]]'', describing a mass extinction event in Earth's history and murder victims being devoured by their killers. The video then cuts to footage of someone walking through a hospital hallway, with the title screen appearing just as the person reaches the doors. The "All dead" text flashes briefly before the video abruptly ends, leaving the viewer with a sense of unease and uncertainty.
 ===Part 2 Remastered===
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 ==Antagonists==
 *'''The Witch''' -  is an old pale green-skinned woman with bloodshot eyes, long black hair with white streaks on it and a purple robe with black triangles on the bottom. She appeared in many episodes (both as a character and as a brief screamer image), but not all of them. She also appears to resemble both [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''The Exorcist'' and [[Jeff The Killer|Jeff the Killer]].
-*'''The Huntmaster''' - is a man wearing a black hoodie (blue in animation) and a white, featureless mask obscuring his face, as well as gloves matching his hoodie. He appears when the disturbing images come, or at the start. He only has one line in the fourth episode. Many viewers compare him to [[wikipedia:Slender_Man|SlenderMan]].
+*'''The Huntmaster''' - is a man wearing a black (blue in animation) hoodie and a white, featureless mask obscuring his face, as well as gloves matching his hoodie. He appears when the disturbing images come, or at the start. He only has one line in the fourth episode. Many viewers compare him to [[wikipedia:Slender_Man|SlenderMan]].
 *'''The Gangadiddle''' - is the titular antagonist of the sixth episode, being the enigmatic creature of the entire series. It is depicted as a large white deformed robot with four fork-shaped legs.
 *'''Narrator''' - As the name implies, narrates the beginning and end of every episode of the show. Not much else is known about him as of now, as the narrator only appears in the first episode.