Is Candle Cove Real?is Candle Cove Real?
Many say it's just a creepypasta, but there are people that never heard of the pasta that seem to remember it (not just postings on the internet, either). However, it's not some weird supernatural thing if it did exist. Here's what may reduce some of the nightmare fuel. Back in those days, kids would often watch channels that only partway came in, it's likely that mike_painter65 lived far enough from the weak signal that he only saw the picture faintly and heard the sound faintly, but to his mom it looked like it might as well have been static (and his mom remembered it years later as LITERALLY being static), while the others lived closer to the signal (hence why they were able to recall more details than Mike did, and with the right conditions, it probably came in better at times.
Has anyone experienced the myth of the "Candle Cove?" Or remember watching it 40 years ago?
I was only four in 1972 but I remember this pretty well, even though our TV signal on that channel was totally lousy that time of morning! My parents said I would ruin my eyes staring at all that gray fuzz, haha. So let's see, there was a weird pirate ship with teeth. I remember liking the kids that starred when the show first started though, while they were still on, before they switched it over to being all about the pirate dude and the skeleton-skin thing... Does anybody have any better-quality tapes of this? All the YouTube vids show episodes I don't remember. Come to think of it, were VCRs even around back then? Betamax I guess.
Remember a show called Candle Cove?
I like this creepypasta
Do you remember a PBS kid show called Candle Cove?
I was born in 1999 and grew up in the early 2000s. The majority of shows I watched were PBS shows like Sesame Street, Arthur, Dragon Tales, and The Big Comfy Couch. Well, I remember one show that scared the **** out of me, it was called Candle Cove and was about creepy pirate puppets going on adventures. The villain called The Skin Taker is the who gave me nightmares. I remember having a reoccurring nightmare when I was 3-years-old about The Skin Taker chasing me through the woods trying to grind my skin. His henchman, Horrace the Horrible was pretty creepy as well. I remember turning it on once and seeing an episode where the characters were just screaming at the camera. I was SO scared and I ran to Mom and she told me that the show is nothing but fiction. Then a few weeks ago, I was hanging out with a friend named Nathan and his sister Kayla at the library. I asked Kayla if she remembers Candle Cove and she said that she vaguely remembers a show about pirates that had a creepy skeleton guy. Nathan vaguely remembers the "screaming episode" as well. So holy ****, I'm not the only one that remembers it! Do any of you remember this creepy as hell TV show?
Was Candle Cove a real kids show in the 70s?
Ok first no, it is NOT real. I`ve never finished reading it because it actually started to get boring. I`ve watched the "episode" on youtube and its fairly... disturbing? lots of screaming, horrible quality, etc. The story itself is very convincing and at first I sh*t brix. I was literally convinced it was indeed real, but in fact it was created by Kris Straub, a webcartoonist, which started out a site called Ichor Falls which he manages and writes stories, e.g this one. What mostly hit me was the fanart, and I believe that this was one of the reasons many tought that it was real. Another reason could be this quote "remenber a show called candle cove?" The first time I read this creepypasta with my friends, we were actually like "yeah I think ive heard of this" and "oh right I kind of remenber it now". Now, we live in Europe and yet the name seemed to fit. Why? Because it`s kind of a "catchy" name and it actually "feels right". So I must say: congratulations, Kris Straub, you`ve made everyone fell for it.
Candle cove, fake or not?
There is a very infamous video floating around on youtube that is a last episode from a supposed 1971-72 kids show called candle cove. This video depicts its characters flailing around cutting wildly from one to another, with blood curdling screaming going on in the background. This stops after a while and goes to static. Apparently all 6 or w/e episodes of this show only showed static. That is it. On the other hand, there are overwhelming amounts of forum discussions in which people remember a plot line involving an amateur pirate and a talking boat or something. I am doing research because I am very interested to know, but was this a real kids show on a local network way back when? Can you give me links to forum posts or other information on the web that might be useful in my ongoing search for knowledge? Link related, tiss the video I speak of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2h5ym6ZlVY
I heard about this old show "Candle Cove"?
I heard that it was a real show that ran locally in Ohio in the 70s. Now for the question. People have posted supposed episodes. However, all I see is static. Some people have posted comments about "loving that episode" are they just trolling, or can they REALLY see something? Can you see them? Only serious answers please!
What are some good affordable alternatives to a candle light dinner in an expensive restaurant to make your girlfriend pleased?
The best?A candle light dinner at your dinning room table, from your kitchen, made with your own hands. It needn't be too fancy. Just as good as you've got.Start with a fresh salad. Lettuce, tomato, celery, radish, shredded chedar, Italian or Ranch dressing. 5 minutes of cutting, toss in the serving bowl, cover with a lightly wet paper towel, put in fridge with the dressing still in the bottles, and serve cold. Course one complete.Now, for something any guy can do with just a bit of time and maybe a couple of trial runs. Please excuse the title, and James Fell's use of language, but any guy who really reads and uses this recipe without laughing is either a fundamentalist Christian or completely lacking in a sense of humor, in which case you should close this answer right now.Eat This Motherfucking LasagnaThis man feeds his family himself, including his doctor wife, and knows whereof he speaks. Besides, you'll have leftovers! Main course.A bottle of a good Chianti (NO FAVA BEANS, STUPID!) and don't forget to light the candles.Sherbet for desert, and you're in like Flint, guy. Maybe $25 spent, and she'll be nominating you for Time Man Of The Year.