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Most dark moments of the series...


In Nightmare Assault the nightmares of Lowlife are distributing. His father berating and verbal abusing him. Calling him a wimp and not man enough to kill twenty rats in the dark.

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In the 2 part episode "Worlds Without End", Steeler stumbles upon his own skeleton in an alternate dimension where he's dead. That's pretty dark.

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That entire episode gave me the creeps.

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Cold Slither - The concert scene was kinda weird.
An Eye for an Eye - The revenge plot was BEYOND plausible.
Skeletons in the Closet - Weird, but interesting episode.

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That one episode where Dr. Mindbender has a machine that can transfer the face of one person to another person, leaving the first person without a face. At the end, the old lady who was trying to take Low Light's sister's face loses her face instead. At the end of the episode, you can hear the lady sobbing, begging to see her face even though she has none. It didn't make much sense but her crying was really disturbing.

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I would say the whole "6 years in the future sequence" in No Place Like Springfield had a dark undertone. Especially, the melting people!

A narrative like that seemed so innocent and ideal (especially Shipwreck's "daughter") had to bee too good to be true.

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"Lowlife"? Don't you mean Low Light?

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