hey would've know I be watching it now in 2020 of 26th Oct :)

I agree with all of them. Your list is spot on. I'm not much for cartoons at my age but Hey Arnold was one I truly enjoyed when I could catch it on TV.

One like=one prayer for Steve

Forgot the alien Halloween episode inspired after a real event where a radio station Halloween prank scare about invading aliens legitimately caused people to commit suicide for being so convincing.

With Helga and her therapist the creators were planning to make a spin-off around this dynamic with Helga as the main protagonist. Once the first Hey Arnold Movie went bust (largely because of Nickelodeon's own interference) they cut back support on the franchise to the point where the spin-off didn't happen.

"And that is the last we see of curly in the show, Ever!"

Can you do the Wildthornberrys? They too surprisingly had a lot of paranormal and supernatural episodes that spooked many of us as kids.

Could you please review Invader Zim the series and compare it to the movie they had come out?

Four-eyed Jack doesn't get an honorable mention?? I STILL can't watch the end of that and sleep well that night. The few seconds of him sticks in my brain

Theory for the train. A collection of the most popular theories tied together in one tragic tale. The engineer was suffering financially but was to be laid off. He kept hearing a voice that told him to crash the train. He heard it for days, weeks, maybe months before he knew he was going to be laid off. He knew if he crashed it, then maybe he could sell it for parts since it's not a Great Northern locomotive. But that was a terrible idea. Surely he would get into some kind of trouble and it all sounded too risky. But that voice was so convincing, and drilled it inside his head that it doesn't matter. It's better this way. So, the engineer drove the train off the tracks in a fit of madness. The devil welcomed him home. No one saw curly for the longest time after the bride episode

I love it when people in horror movies or series hear an urban legend involving where a ghost or a monster shows up at a certain time, looking for victims. And everyone's first idea is "Hey let's see if we can see it tonight."

Just in time for Halloween 🎃🎃🎃

WHAT DID I TELL YOU, SHORT MAN?

Stoop Kid was a story where no one won...

😳😐 I had zero idea Helga’s mom was an alcoholic! I don’t even remember the smoothie thing 🥺 toddler helga and Arnold r the cutest things EVER❣️

Man, watching your reviews of all these old shows that I used to obsess over, it really makes me feel extra blessed that I got to be the perfect age, at the perfect point in time to truly enjoy the “golden age of Nick” and “Cult like Cartoon Network” shows. Was born in 1990 and as I got older, around sophomore year of high school, I used to always wish I was born in the mid 60’s. But these days I wouldn’t ever want to trade my era haha your content hits me so hard in the upper nostalgia synapses, and I’m hyped af that I stumbled across your channel 🙌🏼🙌🏼 Also, if you’re a “Hey! Arnold” fan and habitual watcher of the show, 99.999% of you, including me of course, wished SOOOO BAAAAAD that you could trade bedrooms with Arnold. Arnold’s room is, and forever will be, THE best bedroom in animation and IRL. Used to tell my parents when I got older and rich enough, I’m building my very own glass roof, with a built in ladder with access to the roof, exact Arnold mini penthouse room on the top floor of a building in my city 😂🤣

These were all my favorite episodes of Hey Arnold!. The music, story and characters all add up to be perfect.

Helga monki

The legend has been passed down from kid generation to kid generation and Gerald is the keeper of the tale

Me and my best friend did a 3 AM challenge thing when you lay down and then a person will touch your head or whatever, and then tell a story about a mean cat, and when the person sits up, they will have long scratches across their back. The thing is, is that it has to be a long and scary story made up from the top of your head. So I did it. *ANYWAY* , turns out I have some mad amazing story telling skills (that I will animate this Halloween as a practice for animation, flipnotes, or just story telling). In my story, the cat was on its last life bc in his other past lives, he would become mutated and twisted at night, murdering his owners before being killed mysteriously shortly afterwards. Because of his first owner using him as a Satanic sacrifice to put a curse on his ex wife on the night of the full moon (the full moon is VERY important in rituals, spells, or curses). The sacrifice backfired (just like all death or cursed spells or rituals) as the cat came back from the dead and murdered the owner. The cat then mysteriously died just as the curse would always work, and then risen up from his "deathbed" every month. In the morning, he looked like just a typical yet adorable and loving black cat. And obviously, a person, family, or couple would take him in. But when the full moon comes just like every month, that very night, the cat will brutally kill the owner(s) and then died again shortly afterwards once again. But in the story, the cat was on his last life, so he looked like a deceased corpse, wandering around the dark allies of the city. In this cat's final moments, he got a chance to kill 9 people in their apartments by the ally he was hiding in. After killing the nine people on the night of the full moon, a lot citizens saw the cat crawl down the wall of the apartments, looking at everyone with glowing red eyes with no pupil, cocking his head side to side as the cat crawled down into the darkness with twisting and turning movements unlike anything to ever live on Earth. As it disappeared, it was never spotted again. So now, every full moon, the raspy, zombie-like yowl of the cat can be heard in the blackness off the alley, for everyone he killed, he stole enough souls to have make his official demon spirit lurk in the alley, as well as tormenting the apartment rooms owners with his horrid howls. The story I told was MUCH, MUCH longer than that. I just had to type in as much as I can so u guys can get the "picture". I am really looking forward into telling y'all the full story lol

M O N K E C Ä T

Since I'm Polish, whenever I hear something about a Train, I'm ready to unsling my Karabinek wz.29.

13:40 *CLICK*

Ms paint

Grandpa admits the train was real, he just didn't tell them where to find the right one.

I don't really remember anything about this episode, so maybe it isn't that scary.. but the Four Eyed Jack episode gave me nightmares as a kid

regarding 19:05, if you look closely, when you look at the bottom of the gravestone you can see a capital H and E while the rest is hidden by the grass. the word was "hell". a lot of people are saying it wasn't, but it had to be since "hell" rhymes with snell anyway. not super important, just thought i'd point it out.

I've been binge watching Hey Arnold lol

i was never able to watch the headless cabbie when i was a little kid

the first one and last one both was a darkest Episode of Hey Arnold ever it is so creepy and scary and darkest ever

Monkey-cat! The most terrifying of them all!

When you grow up with something like Hey Arnold, it's pretty hard to think of it as dark. The show was more exciting, and funny! There may have been some hints of Miriam being an alcoholic, but being young I thought of her as more of the dunce. Or someone who is really tired. Yes I was a sheltered kid, but seeing it like this was a lot more fun and funny. 😁

I agree with Ghost Bride getting number 1, definitely scariest and darkest!

I really liked the episode where Arnold’s friend becomes a germaphobe, living his life in fear of germs.

I have always been really anti social and when i was 13 it was normal to be stolen away by cartoons but hey Arnold caught my eye the most and it actually encouraged me to become an artist. I used to draw fanart, all the way up to the hey Arnold jungle movie and being apart of the fan page. So basically was a magafan for about 7 years. The characters are so down to earth and Helga has always been my favorite and most relatable character, especially her family dynamic. I love this show so muxh it hurts. Im not as obsessed anymore but it's jidt6so nostalgic

My favorite footballhead is stewie from family guy

The urban legend/supernatural episodes were always my favorites and definitely scared the crap out of me as a kid. Was super disappointed with their Halloween episode because it wasn’t scary at all. I get that they were going for an Orson Wells “War of the Worlds” twist, but as a kid, I would’ve never gotten that the reference.

Corona 1 year ago?? ;-;

Pidgeonman is Nicholas Cage I swear lol.

i miss having friends.

So glad Haunted Train is on here. The ending still creeps the shit out of me.

The Pigeon Man actually almost got much darker, as apparently the original ending planned for the episode was to have the Pigeon Man commit suicide by jumping off the roof of the building, right in front of Arnold.

All aboard the ghost train now leaving platform to your grave HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

The episode "ghost bride" will forever haunt me. Along with courage the cowardly dog king ramses

The one that always freaked me out was "Wheezin Ed" from season 1

Tbh, I remember really relating to Helga in that scene where she walks to preschool as a child. I was about her age in the clip when I first saw that episode.

The dog is Checkers Nixon’s dog

for other dark episodes -Sid and germs: its mainly lighthearted, but sid's nightmare always freaked me out as a kid -Sid the Vampire Slayer: another one where the movie they watch in class and Sid's nightmare are pretty freaky (also its hinted at the end Stinky is indeed a vampire)

Steve: the cab driver Me: his name is ERNIE!

I LIKE SNAILS

What I found creepy and disturbing about the Arnie Episode was how Lulu was being flirtatious with Arnold.

Maankey caht

I have a emotionless face while watching “SCARY THINGS” the only times you can see any type of reaction from watching a “SCARY THINGS” from me is when there is a jump scare and the only reaction that you get from me is me rapidly flinching and straight after find out that I am wearing if you hurt me you are legally not allowed to live shirt so I can reassure myself that I won’t die

This was my favourite show next to spongebob!

Please all fans of Hey Arnold, please sign the petition for season 6, more seasons for Hey Arnold and more! More information: www.thepetitionsite.com/989/027/927/green-light-hey-harold-spin-off-series/ www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/904/389/760/ www.thepetitionsite.com/392/477/623/green-light-more-hey-arnold-seasons/ Craig Bartlett: 2015-2019: Stated in Many Interviews that the team of animators, the voice actors and even himself, would love to make more Hey Arnold seasons and have plans on creating 40 episodes for seasons 6, etc. Please show your support and spread the word please

For me there’s that one episode where Arnold and Gerald are chased by that crazy guy in the sewers.

Hey Steve I know you are not gonna read this because this video is like 1 year ago 😂 But I'm hoping you can discuss about the misadventure of flapjack cartoon series, I reeally love it when I was a child and I know the theme trough out the series is quite dark, but I still can handle to watch it as a child (most episodes) although there are a couple episodes that I find quite disturbing and scary, maybe you can give this series a chance for this topic? And I also find it quite odd that my friends didn't remember watching this as a kid (tho growing up I don't have many friends to begin with) :( maybe there is something wrong with it? Idk

Ghost Bride was always my favorite

When he said he had the flu, my heart dropped. Then i realized this was a year ago and i sighed in relief

As a teenager I used to go to a place where there were train rails on a lower level from the ground we could step on. Nowadays those rails are being used on a daily basis because the whole area is being reformed, but back then it was abandoned, and some of those rails led to nowhere. I will never forget the day we heard a distant train whistle in that place.

Alot of the episodes are basically the same

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Didn't think this was meant to be an asmr video. It's a bit off putting.

Easy squeezey lemon peezey

THE ENGINE 25 STORY HAUNTED ME WHEN I WAS A KID COZ DUDE THAT ENDING DAMN

wait Football ball is round

The thumbnail looks like a video that I would find 6 years ago

this is why young people are so sensitive these days, all the cartoons they grew up on were actually designed for children.

I never appreciated how deep and complex this show was as a kid. I'm glad I rediscovered it as an adult.

The sick him looked high

Man no cap if fuck the shit out helga

While there may not be a complete lack of shows with the ability to touch on deep and mature themes these days, it's a shame that so few modern cartoons really try to be deep, either laying the themes on a bit too thick, or being a bit too narrow in scope to reach a wide enough audience. It was pretty cool how a show like Hey Arnold had a somewhat timeless feel to it with the way it captured the world of being a young kid in a suburban setting, even being able to be relatable to kids who might have grown up in more isolated areas.

In many ways, I feel that the section regarding Helga is something that I can relate to. And I would like to say that you did a excellent job discussing it, Steve. Bravo.

Hey he smile at the end

The jaw dropping scene was way more terrifing than the actual episodes....

What most of these horror episodes have in common: 1:character tells a scary story. 2:for some reason they decide to visit the scary destination mentioned in said strory. 3:surprise surprise,characters happen to be at said place during the mentioned date it happened. 4:they find no evidence of the story being real and decide to leave 5:scary story actually ends up happening after their gone.

I remeber when i was young like 5 years old my grandad told me the story of sweenytod and i didnt belive him till i found out it was true but when i was 5 i belived in it and i was scared of the barbers

This show has some seriously good horror movie concepts. Like, they sound straight out of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.

Holga on the couch is more deep than dark

Hey Arnold entering 25 trainers actually in SCP I forgot the name on what it is but it the same thing

OMG

I hope you get better soon.

What about the episode where they explain what happened to Arnold's parents? I remember they were traveling doctors who never returned from an emergency mission.

Actually I loved the Arnold movie more than the actual TV show cuz it was so sad for me I really cried when I watched the episode Helga on the couch... It's just sad...

One time I thought I had a crush on Arnold 😐

How did the ghost bride backstory make it on TV?! Just imagine this were a live-action show. That would be horrifying!

Haunted train is for real O.G's it deserves #1

How is the one where Mr. Hyunh meets his daughter not the darkest or even above the urban legends? It literally talks about the Korean war, and the horror his family faced. It was the only episode that made me emotional in this entire series.

Ok. "The Ghost Bride" is undeniably the scariest episode in the show. The "Haunted Train" episode's got nothing on that episode.

I always thought the rice was the shredded pieces of corpse skin.

Did you have to keep using that same transition of Zombie Grandpa? Just kidding, I know you had to.

Ahh Corona Steve!

It was always “Hey Arnold” but never “How is Arnold

Stoop Kid never leaves the Stoop!

The haunted train was AWESOME!! One of my all time favorites!! 👍 that and Helga on the couch! Always makes me cry!

I love brainy he's weird in a funny way

I was never a big fan of the dark and depressing, that's why I watched shows like Spongebob growing up because they were funny and lighthearted, but when Hey Arnold got dark...it never felt like it was doing it simply because. When this show got dark, there was this certain realism to it; like it was trying to show that sometimes, the world can be a dark and scary place, and it always did it in a respectful and mature way. You never felt like the show was trying to talk down to its target audience but rather talk with them and educate them about the the more disturbing parts of the real world in way they'll understand. And that's why Hey Arnold will always be one of my favorite of the classic Nicktoons

Helga on the couch has way more dark competition it is sad but not dark

Let's not forget Smooties can be made of anything and there are quite a lot of them which do includes wine or scotch as key ingredient so really when you think about it that is likely what Helga's mother puts in them as you said she's an alcoholic and that the smoothies are just a cover up to pass the senses though the sensor boards over looked at the facts that smoothies can be made at anything including alcohol

i don't know if it's true, but I've heard rumors that Pigeon Man was supposed to end with him committing suicide after his aviary is destroyed