A Shocker on Shock Street

Or like, or like a slime that was evil, but it w- looked like peanut butter and jel- I can't remember.

And then another one I had that I r- or that I remember reading was the first episode of the second season of the show or third season, which was, um, Shocker on Shock Street.

And I remember, spoilers for Shocker on Shock Street.

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It's about these kids who go, like, to test a new, like, amusement park, and then the reveal at the end is that they are automatons that are, like, part of the amusement park-

For example, the character Slappy the Dummy was inspired by the literary classic The Adventures of Pinocchio.

Uh, Stine also...

I also, like, that totally makes sense because Shocker on Shock Street, I don't think it's, like, a direct rip of, like, Westworld-

And then of course the haunted mask.

And one that really always stands out to me, I don't know if like quality wise, how it holds up to the rest of them, but do you remember a shocker on shock street?

I remember the cover, but I didn't read

it.

So the idea is that there are these two kids and their like eccentric uncle or grandpa or whoever designed this theme park based on this like kids horror series called Shock Street.

Right? So it's a little, little, little met on met a little bit.

Yeah, yeah.

And I read the book.

Wow.

Or, uh, "Shocker on Shock Street" was another one that had, like, the double plot twist.

'Cause that was the one with the giant praying mantis? The, the, like, monster movie, like?

Yeah, where, like, they, they think they're being chased by stuff, but then it ends up being part of a movie.