Did Dracula get less scary after the appearance of The Count on Sesame Street in 1972?
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You mean, there’s a scarier one than the one on Sesame Street??
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Yes, but correlation is not causation.
I believe it's more due to overexposure to the concept. Knowing that you can deep fry the big bad evil guy in a fucking tanning bed kind of de-escalates the threat level.
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You mean, there’s a scarier one than the one on Sesame Street??
There's TWO! TWO scary vampires! Ah ah ah!
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Not sure on that one, but those meep meep guys did NOT make me less scared of aliens!
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Not even close. A night stalking Vampire that will suck your blood out of your body. Versus a puppet?
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There's TWO! TWO scary vampires! Ah ah ah!
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The Count was actually pretty scary [for a kids show] in the early years. They toned him down later, but in 1972 he was still frightening for kids.
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I mean, is Mad Jack Churchill made less scary by the existence of Mr Bean, just because they're both Englishmen?
