 I bet most of you know what Wallace and Gromit is. And if you don't, it's a British claymation franchise by Erdman, which is about a man named Wallace, and his smart dog named Gromit, doing mostly regular things with each other. I've watched the show once, but it was a long time ago. I've watched it recently, but it was an episode that I'm sure no one has seen before. Last week, my mother, sister and I went to the park. It was a nice day out, so we thought it would be great to go. There was a school next to it that my sister goes to, so we sometimes go behind it, and go see if there was cool things there. We found something unusual, but somewhat normal. It was a VHS tape. I picked it up to see if there was a cover on it, but it was just blank. We asked our mom if we could take it, to see if it'll work. She said okay, since we didn't really have any more working tapes at the time. So we took it home, and put the tape into our VHS player in our living room. The first thing that was on it, was a commercial of Gumby. I've never watched it before, but I remember someone telling me about it. Then it went to Wallace and Gromit's title. The background was Wallace's house at night. It looked like it could be midnight. Coincidentally, it was also midnight while we were watching it. It started off with Gromit, getting out of his dog house. He then just stares at the screen for a long moment. That's all he does the entire time. It was very quiet too, quietness that I hate most of the time. Gromit blinked every 30 seconds, which isn't how long it took for a regular dog to blink, or in this case, Gromit. My mom and my sister were confused. I was terrified. At the last 10 seconds of the episode, Gromit was silently crying, and it cuts to a shot of Wallace falling out of one of the house's windows. As he fell out of the window, a loud thump was heard offscreen. After watching the tape, we all went to bed. It took me 4 hours to sleep, and when I did, I had a dream where I saw Wallace falling out of the window, as he plummeted to his demise. I never felt the same way about that show after I saw it.