Like the scholar said earlier, entities such as Teddy want to upset the balance and remove people’s comfort. Viewers expect to see Teddy eventually attack the family out in the open, but the toy does more harm hiding in the shadows. This episode goes on to provide an interesting mythos for these once powerful animals that have since been reduced to the likes of “Smokey, Pooh, and little Teddy.” He indulges Susie’s claim, and he points out how a small bear like Teddy, an Ursa Minor, seeks to destroy humans’ complacency. Joan initially does not believe her daughter, but when things get too out of hand at home, she consults a magic expert. Like clockwork in these stories, the child swears her new toy is responsible for the damage. The tension only worsens when peculiar incidents occur around the house objects mysteriously break as well as tiny animal footprints appear on the wall. Meanwhile, parents Joan and Richard ( Marilyn Jones, Tim Carhart) bicker a lot because of financial issues and the fact that Susie’s father is an alcoholic. That illusion of function quickly fades away after young Susie ( Jamie Ohar) receives a stuffed bear named Teddy on her birthday. This episode follows a seemingly normal family of three. This story ends up having more in common with the series’ other eerie tales of human conflict. Yet, even with an angry bear running around, “ Ursa Minor” never turns into a full-blown creature-feature.
Monsters were not all that common in Tales From the Darkside, seeing as most episodes were about life’s less tangible threats. Be it nocturnal monsters beyond adults’ understanding, or other dreadful things that go bump in the night, these episodes are the stuff of childhood nightmares.
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The following stories from TV anthologies call attention to adolescent frights.
Being afraid of the dark is also common, but for a lot of children, what terrifies them the most is what might be in the darkness. In time they stop being scared of thunderstorms and visits to the doctor. A big part of growing up for kids is overcoming their greatest fears.
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