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'''What's Wrong With This Picture?''' was a clone/recreation of the infamous [[What's Wrong?|What's Wrong]] screamer, by the now defunct website ''Weasel Circus''. The game begins with instructions to figure out what is wrong with the picture about to be shown | '''What's Wrong With This Picture?''' was a clone/recreation of the infamous [[What's Wrong?|What's Wrong]] screamer, by the now defunct website ''Weasel Circus''. The game begins with instructions to figure out what is wrong with the picture about to be shown and offers a play button to begin. | ||
Once the play button is clicked, it pans to a picture of a kitchen; naturally, there's nothing unusual about it; however, after 30 seconds, a loud, familiar scream (also heard in "You Will Not Believe How Deep This Hole Is!") plays, and the image abruptly changes to a | Once the play button is clicked, it pans to a picture of a kitchen; naturally, there's nothing unusual about it; however, after 30 seconds, a loud, familiar scream (also heard in "You Will Not Believe How Deep This Hole Is!") plays, and the image abruptly changes to a close-up of Frankenstein's Monster as he appears on the front cover of the 1931 film [[wikipedia:Frankenstein (1931 film)|with the same name]]. | ||
The screamer then ends on a lighter note by stating: "Hope we didn't startle you too bad!" | The screamer then ends on a lighter note by stating: "Hope we didn't startle you too bad!" | ||
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For other screamers named "What's Wrong With This Picture?", see the Disambiguation Page.
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What's Wrong With This Picture? was a clone/recreation of the infamous What's Wrong screamer, by the now defunct website Weasel Circus. The game begins with instructions to figure out what is wrong with the picture about to be shown and offers a play button to begin.
Once the play button is clicked, it pans to a picture of a kitchen; naturally, there's nothing unusual about it; however, after 30 seconds, a loud, familiar scream (also heard in "You Will Not Believe How Deep This Hole Is!") plays, and the image abruptly changes to a close-up of Frankenstein's Monster as he appears on the front cover of the 1931 film with the same name.
The screamer then ends on a lighter note by stating: "Hope we didn't startle you too bad!"
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NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!
- jrgp.org/games/flash/play.php?g=whatswrongwiththispicture
