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[[File:Ready Freddie.jpg|thumb|It takes just a young talking bear cub and a promising title and appearance to fool a child.]]
[[File:Ready Freddie.jpg|thumb|It takes just a young talking bear cub and a promising title and appearance to fool a child.]]
'''Fire Safety with Ready Freddie the Fire Teddy''' was a Flash animation made by [[Liquid Generation]]. Unlike other Liquid Generation sabotages, this one may not intend to scare the viewer, but rather, it disguises itself as kid-friendly animation in order to trick families into playing the game due to its innocent-looking title. Nevertheless, it still contains a moment that can be considered a screamer. The screamer was taken down along with the entire Liquid Generation website.
'''[[Fire Safety with Ready Freddie the Fire Teddy]]''' was a Flash animation made by [[Liquid Generation]]. Unlike other Liquid Generation sabotages, this one may not intend to scare the viewer, but rather, it disguises itself as kid-friendly animation in order to trick families into playing the game due to its innocent-looking title. Nevertheless, it still contains a moment that can be considered a screamer. The screamer was taken down along with the entire Liquid Generation website.

Revision as of 23:46, 6 July 2021

It takes just a young talking bear cub and a promising title and appearance to fool a child.

Fire Safety with Ready Freddie the Fire Teddy was a Flash animation made by Liquid Generation. Unlike other Liquid Generation sabotages, this one may not intend to scare the viewer, but rather, it disguises itself as kid-friendly animation in order to trick families into playing the game due to its innocent-looking title. Nevertheless, it still contains a moment that can be considered a screamer. The screamer was taken down along with the entire Liquid Generation website.