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The Found Footage Festival's 'VCR Party Live!' channel also mentioned the 'uncanny valley' and included a clip from the series with a puppet singing about the letter M. In 2019, included the series in a list of nightmarish children's characters. They suggested it is the ' uncanny valley' and 'melancholy voice acting' which makes the episodes 'unnerving'. Screen Rant included the series in a 2017 list of forgotten creepy kid's shows. Īmerican artist Andrew Norman Wilson remembered as a kid 'being terrified of an unexplained dance sequence by a breakaway puppet dressed to look like a scarecrow.' But rewatching clips posted online a few years ago he said, 'my relationship with the dancing scarecrow has shifted from horror to obsession.' He created Reality Models, an extended remake of that scene for a 2016 exhibit.

Nick Antosca, creator and showrunner of SyFy's series Channel Zero, watched Peppermint Park and other 'really creepy old children's TV shows' for inspiration for the puppet show in season one, Candle Cove (2016). For at least 19, it was distributed to Low-Power TV stations by Enoki Films USA. Peppermint Park was an educational home video series produced in The 80s by Televidics Productions and Mark V Productions. By this point, the six volumes had already gone out of print. Most likely due to very poor sales, budget problems, and/or negative reviews, the series was cut short and was canceled sometime in 1988. Additionally, animated segments were done by 'Those Designers', Inc., and the music was composed by Tuesday Productions and John Horton. Human characters included 'The Story Lady' (played by Melody Knighton, who also assisted in the operations of some of the puppets) and 'Magic Megan' (played by Deanna Hawkins). Most of the puppets were created by Dann O'Quinn, but volumes four through six also featured puppets created by Dave Chapman. Theyre located on the second floor of the new wing near the Treats Food Hall. They have so many unique toys and stuffed animals. I am not even a kid and had a blast in here looking for a gift for my friends granddaughter. The series was directed and produced by John Horton and Mark V International and released by Televidics Productions. 2 reviews of Peppermint Park 'This is a really fun place to shop for kids toys.

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