The fact they say “this will happen by 6am tomorrow at the latest” and then it says “see you tomorrow at 6” on the end screen. That really gives the end of programming a different feel, doesn’t it.
When death will run rampant and be unavoidable in the fallout of such an attack, it is best to rip off the bandage now instead of having parents explain why their neighbors are lying in the road sleeping after the big boom.
Of all of the mocks I've seen, this is by far the most chilling. The fact that it uses the fun CBeebies text to tell of an actual tragedy, the way they try to sugarcoat it, and the fact they show footage from an actual movie to tell kids of the scene that will unfold before the explosions, all wrapped up with the end card, just... it'll be hard to top this level of bone-chilling sensation.
I’ve always wondered what the protocol for both CBBC and CBeebies would be if we were hit with a nuclear strike in this country. This scenario is pretty chilling yet sad at the same time, since it’s basically telling very young kids that the inevitable is approaching and that they might even die, which is… quite dark for a children’s TV channel. Still, I’m impressed with this one, keep up the good work 👍 EDIT: look mum I’m famous
My guess there would be a warning telling kids to get their grown up to the tv then advising whoever’s watching the children to distract them before switching to the emergency broadcast or a quick switch depending on the severity of the situation. But considering most people have mobiles I’d guess the former is more likely.
Since CBBC and CBeebies are both non-essential television networks, I suspect they may tell the parents to switch to channels fostering important information (e.g. the BBC).
God, I absolutely loved Cbeebies as a child and this shit is so fucking disturbing. With a normal EAS, you expect all the normal shit, like bombs are gonna drop, gather supplies, don't go outside, etc. With this you'd expect it to be more toned down, which it is, but the fact that it actually tells the audience (presumably the children) that they may possibly die is so heartbreaking and disturbing. The fact that the EAS tries to tell the children to calm down and not be scared by doing activities by coloring in a book or play a game they like while the inevitable approaches makes it much more freaky. This is one of the more unique EAS Scenarios I've seen and I love it. Great work.
The Old 2002 CBeebies era was my time. Having this format into my childhood TV and speaking to us in serious but safe/ motherly way is still creepily shocking! I’m imagining a child just watching this and immediately running to their parents in absolute horror and panic This was very well done 👍🏻
Okay, the way this was presented like it was meant to be shown to kids was honestly an amazing detail, given that it took place on a channel mostly kids watch, incredible job, sir.
@@Joseph-zhgfyh yea if they did that Cbeebies will be in trouble with the BBC for not complying with their Rules and Regulated. It would not be appropriate for Children and they'll be in trouble with the company big time. Also it was well edited.
The only reason I'm giving this a like is because this is oddly both bad and actually good at the same time, and this is not a usual Scenario I would see everyday. Fine work.
Think I might give this a try using Cbeebies for an EAS video. I thought that the way they tried to explain the situation to them in a calm and soothing manner just made it that little bit more eerie and I loved that. Very good work my friend 👍
This was quite disturbing, it did do a good job in showing children what would be happening. God, I'd hope this never has to happen, I can imagine how scared the children would be. I loved this channel as a child. Very good work.
Holy shit this is probably the only eas scenario that shat me up 😂 seriously though this is well made and it was a good decision to watch this right before i go to sleep but it was executed well, it gave that feel of how it would be explained in a way as to not scare young children and just the overall eeriness of it is amazing. One of the best scenarios ive seen keep it up my man
This is heartbreaking. This is just sad, the fact they tell the kids that they will possibly die, and try to make the kids understand, is just heartbreaking. :(
I just like how the warning comes up convienently after Cbeebies ends. As if terrorists are thinking "I really wanna blow up Britain, but first I really gotta catch up on the latest episode of In The Night Garden!"
This shit is scarier than an the BBC news alert. Even for an adult and just thinking about how those kids would react. This is how serious this shit is.
This well done, scenarios like this make it more gripping as children have to be informed about the end of the world in a calm and understanding manner. Maybe you can do one in PBS kids? Just a thought
Wow, I think this is even more scary then the real ones! I actually started shaking. Amazing work. But like omg. It was scarier then the real think on TV
The quality of this video is so admirable! It achieves the perfect balance of having unsettling elements while still being authentic to the channel's branding. I think the film footage and the use of the end screen telling the viewers "see you tomorrow" really enhances the uncomfortable nature of it, especially since, due to personal experience, the end screen is already disturbing enough without the scenario created where this alert is the last thing that an innocent and unsuspecting child will see on TV, before their demise comes into fruition thus, they in fact WON'T be seeing them tomorrow or ever again. Long-winded points aside, props to the creator of this video for making something genuinely heartbreaking to Cbeebies viewers alike. Good job :)
This scenario reminds me of that one "creepypasta" involving the shutdown of Qubo, an American children's programming channel. I think you should be interested in it.
I remember when that came out, the uploader even claimed it was real. I can’t really explain it but it’s obvious as the scan lines kind of disappear sometimes.
What I love about this is that the regular annoucement at the start (that gives info on what's actually happening) is filled with complicated stuff that the kids won't understand but gives the parents the chance to understand it first, before softly yet effectively explaining to the kids why their parents are now likely in tears
As unrealistic as it wod be for something like this to air for kids... this is by far one of the more uncanny and unsettling EAS creations about Nuclear War to be made imo. I guess it's to do with explaining to kids what will happen but not be blunt? Oddly unsettling
When I was a kid, I was terrified of nuclear war. Even though it was the mid-2000s, a time when atomic bombs weren't seen as a realistic threat, unlike what seems to be the case nowadays, when I read encyclopedias and almanacs from the '60s and '90s, I'd end up reading about them. I'd read about this thing called the Cold War. About there being two Germanies instead of one. I'd see photos of angry looking American men standing next to their large missiles, and blurrier photos of angry looking Russian men standing next to their large missiles. I'd see maps with things like "Warsaw Pact" and "NATO" marked down, where I would normally have seen the EU. I saw photos of mushroom clouds and flattened cities in Japan. Terrified the life out of my young self. Now I'm in my mid-20s, and the thought of global thermonuclear annihilation still sends me into the occasional depressed state.
0:45 literally is the most scariest thing ever, to make it more scary, I literally watched the video on the day Children In Need was happening, so when I first watched the video on that day, it made me extremely traumatised, before I could react, I literally turned the video off because the sirens came out of nowhere💀
Pierre and Sarah Shen: **Hugging each other crying and feeling upset** NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!! THIS CANNOT BE HAPPENING! THIS REALLY CAN'T BE! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I like the imagination that CBeebies used for this EAS Scenario, they know that kids are seeing this and they tried to explain to little kids that it was a nuclear alert
This is legitimately the most depressing thing I've ever seen. When something like that can happen, when someone has to try to explain to the poor children that the world they knew is gone, you have to wonder... what's the point of our existence?
I wonder what must have hapend in this timeline to trigger a nuclear war, also how would they know about the nukes 6 hours before it hits? Would nukes really travel that slow?
"Night Night! See you tomorrow morning at 6.00"
We'll see you then, CBeebies... our reunion awaits in a better place.
It’s kind of ironic because it said at 6 am The bombs Will Drop So technically what you’re trying to say is you’re gonna see you in the afterlife
that's 11 hours to cry when everyone could be evacuating in time, and sending anti-missle strikes to the people from "very far away"
A.k.a. Russia and China
‘See you tomorrow morning at 6:00’
Hmm. Somehow after being told that you’re shutting down forever, I don’t think we will 😂
I miss CBeebies…
its scary how realistic this is, they try to explain to kids what’s going on in the most calm and peaceful manner possible, and it’s heartbreaking
This both ironic and heartbreaking at the same time the way it was informing children of the end of the world!
Raise'em up only to tuck them back in the ground, ironic indeed😏
@@Joseph-zhgfyhsurley this is fake though. Why the fuck would they do that on a children's channel?!?
@@Joseph-zhgfyhDo a Similar One But It Is About “The Attack Of The Ants”
The fact they say “this will happen by 6am tomorrow at the latest” and then it says “see you tomorrow at 6” on the end screen. That really gives the end of programming a different feel, doesn’t it.
OH GOD I JUST REALISED
@@GameBoiFish Bleak, hey?
yep my brain is smooth as bouncy ball
Plus that final message when they said maybe we will see you again…. In another life
It's unexpected how Cbeebies said the word *kill* in this footage.
They never even used that word for family friendly reasons.
Update: also die as well
This is fake
@@codydowsxp9937 Still, it’s unexpected
When death will run rampant and be unavoidable in the fallout of such an attack, it is best to rip off the bandage now instead of having parents explain why their neighbors are lying in the road sleeping after the big boom.
And then there’s BBC🤖🤖🤖
This was quite heartbreaking and disturbing, someone definitely needs to make a creepypasta out of this
Bold to assume this ISN’T the Creepypasta in question. I’VE GOT GOOSEBUMPS OVER HERE!
Is it just me or does this seem a little sarcastic
CBEEBIES IS SUPPOSED TO BE FOR KIDS 😭
@@IamRapidlyApproachingYourHouse Okay, and
@@SophieAshtonRosewell if they did release this (which isn't true) then kids who are watching cbeebies will be scared
Of all of the mocks I've seen, this is by far the most chilling. The fact that it uses the fun CBeebies text to tell of an actual tragedy, the way they try to sugarcoat it, and the fact they show footage from an actual movie to tell kids of the scene that will unfold before the explosions, all wrapped up with the end card, just... it'll be hard to top this level of bone-chilling sensation.
they used images like its some powerpoint crap
This is actually a smart way to tell kids about nuclear alerts
I wish this emergency alerts would be implemented on kids shows when they find out about emergency, instead of the news.
Duolingo please do not kill me I have been doing my Japanese lessons
Very true
Yeah that's a good idea but it's fake and I wasn't in that time
But what if it causes kids to panic.
I’ve always wondered what the protocol for both CBBC and CBeebies would be if we were hit with a nuclear strike in this country. This scenario is pretty chilling yet sad at the same time, since it’s basically telling very young kids that the inevitable is approaching and that they might even die, which is… quite dark for a children’s TV channel.
Still, I’m impressed with this one, keep up the good work 👍
EDIT: look mum I’m famous
@BBCAnalogShutdownFreak9000 that would probably be true, well, i have to watch out for it, considering i live in London.
knowing the BBC they will be kind to kids on both channels, however for the grown-ups I doubt it will be as nice.
I assume it would just switch to whatever the BBC is doing
My guess there would be a warning telling kids to get their grown up to the tv then advising whoever’s watching the children to distract them before switching to the emergency broadcast or a quick switch depending on the severity of the situation. But considering most people have mobiles I’d guess the former is more likely.
Since CBBC and CBeebies are both non-essential television networks, I suspect they may tell the parents to switch to channels fostering important information (e.g. the BBC).
The whole ‘see you tomorrow’ shit terrified me as is for whatever reason
it’s so much scarier in this context
Yeah it’s like, see you when the bombs drop!
Imagine you're a little child watching your favorite Cbeebies shows and you see this on TV!
Ngl I'd start bawling
Unlike the other EAS scenarios that made me shiver or scared, this had me tear up. Never really thought about it from a kids perspective before.
We’re in 2023 im that was in 2002 and im shit myself watching this video 😂
God, I absolutely loved Cbeebies as a child and this shit is so fucking disturbing.
With a normal EAS, you expect all the normal shit, like bombs are gonna drop, gather supplies, don't go outside, etc. With this you'd expect it to be more toned down, which it is, but the fact that it actually tells the audience (presumably the children) that they may possibly die is so heartbreaking and disturbing. The fact that the EAS tries to tell the children to calm down and not be scared by doing activities by coloring in a book or play a game they like while the inevitable approaches makes it much more freaky.
This is one of the more unique EAS Scenarios I've seen and I love it. Great work.
Much appreciated :) more is on the way!
When i was 5 i was scard af of cbeeis but now ite not that creppy
The Old 2002 CBeebies era was my time.
Having this format into my childhood TV and speaking to us in serious but safe/ motherly way is still creepily shocking!
I’m imagining a child just watching this and immediately running to their parents in absolute horror and panic
This was very well done 👍🏻
Okay, the way this was presented like it was meant to be shown to kids was honestly an amazing detail, given that it took place on a channel mostly kids watch, incredible job, sir.
As a person who watched CBeebies this hits hard😢
innit
I watch it and this made me laugh its fake
@@PrincessAcornHairnah really is it fake?
@@HistoricallyAccurateFr yes it’s fake people make these scenarios predicting just in case it happens what Cbeebies would show say or air
@@PrincessAcornHair yes 👍
This is surprisingly dark for a children's Television channel.
Lol thats the point of the video, wanted to explore what it'd be like if the bbc mindlessly traumatised kids with the prospect of a nuclear holocaust
@@Joseph-zhgfyh yea if they did that Cbeebies will be in trouble with the BBC for not complying with their Rules and Regulated.
It would not be appropriate for Children and they'll be in trouble with the company big time.
Also it was well edited.
@@Joseph-zhgfyh and BBC will have to face an inquiry from Ofcom about it and expect legal action from parents enraged about it.
@@Joseph-zhgfyh also is it ok if PEZA EAS Studios use your Video to make a Future EAS Scenario about this Scary Incident of CBeebies.
@@jamesroberts7593 Sure, as long as I'm credited at the end/in the description👍
The only reason I'm giving this a like is because this is oddly both bad and actually good at the same time, and this is not a usual Scenario I would see everyday. Fine work.
Yeah me too
Wow. That hurts, even for a kids channel.
But either way, nice scenario!
Thank you👌my first scenario too; have a couple more in the works but also interested in doing some collabs too with whoevers interesred
@@Joseph-zhgfyhytyyeeeeyyyyy
@@Joseph-zhgfyh it was very well done. I love how you describe the end of the world to children
Think I might give this a try using Cbeebies for an EAS video. I thought that the way they tried to explain the situation to them in a calm and soothing manner just made it that little bit more eerie and I loved that. Very good work my friend 👍
"And on behalf of everybody here on BBC One, it's time we turned out the lights. And we wish you a very good night. Goodnight to you."
thought it be unique
I see you borrowed the BBC One quote I used on The Awakening Epilogue. I'm glad to see that someone is interested.
@@calegruen this would fit great, as uk gets nuked in this scenario too.
This was quite disturbing, it did do a good job in showing children what would be happening. God, I'd hope this never has to happen, I can imagine how scared the children would be. I loved this channel as a child. Very good work.
Nice one. The way that Nuclear War is described in such childlike terms is quite uncanny.
Yeah
Got this in my recommended. This is so creepy, but yet disturbingly accurate & chilling. Awesome work.
I love how it explains it in a way a kid-friendly way besides "Terrorists are attacking our country"
Holy shit this is probably the only eas scenario that shat me up 😂 seriously though this is well made and it was a good decision to watch this right before i go to sleep but it was executed well, it gave that feel of how it would be explained in a way as to not scare young children and just the overall eeriness of it is amazing. One of the best scenarios ive seen keep it up my man
Mate I'm a 13 year old autistic kid. I watch cbeebies all the time. This make me cry but its so nicely made. Thank you
Im 13 too
Same here
@@Milk-69 And I’m the fuckin’ babysitter(I'm 16)
Same and I have autism
💀
This is heartbreaking. This is just sad, the fact they tell the kids that they will possibly die, and try to make the kids understand, is just heartbreaking. :(
And then the Big Bad Bomb went off and all of the fluffy bunnies were incinerated...
Show: happy new year :)
Eas: theres a nuclear attack.
I just like how the warning comes up convienently after Cbeebies ends. As if terrorists are thinking "I really wanna blow up Britain, but first I really gotta catch up on the latest episode of In The Night Garden!"
This is actually heartbreaking, trying to explain a scenario like this to young children would be so difficult
This shit is scarier than an the BBC news alert. Even for an adult and just thinking about how those kids would react. This is how serious this shit is.
We should get more videos like this of EAS Scenarios on children's networks.
Yea, fax
Oh god.
Dude why
Imagine watching Teletubbies then this happend
It’s crazy that this could be how CBeebies will inform kids about nuclear stuff
Why does this give me an uncanny feeling??
But it's very good and probably the first that gave me a creepy feel. Keep up the good work 👍👍
So good! We need more of these!!!!
Is this how an actual kids channel would announce a nuclear attack?
Eas scenario idea:
Cbeebies cloverfield monster attack.
Based on the 2008 movie cloverfeild.
In another world… that sent chills
This was the scariest eas alert I’ve ever seen
This made me cry
This well done, scenarios like this make it more gripping as children have to be informed about the end of the world in a calm and understanding manner. Maybe you can do one in PBS kids? Just a thought
The end card is creepy as, they said the strike will be at 6 am and the thing says "See you at 6:00"
Damn CBeebies, those yellow blob things are pure nostalgia. But this video is chilling af
"Tomorrow, Peter Rabbit and friends will be here!"
Uh... about that
They launched the bomb.
Wow, I think this is even more scary then the real ones!
I actually started shaking. Amazing work.
But like omg.
It was scarier then the real think on TV
I think that if this did happen, they would just simulcast BBC One.
I think it’s just a hypothetical
If it did happen , yes
But this would be better
The quality of this video is so admirable! It achieves the perfect balance of having unsettling elements while still being authentic to the channel's branding. I think the film footage and the use of the end screen telling the viewers "see you tomorrow" really enhances the uncomfortable nature of it, especially since, due to personal experience, the end screen is already disturbing enough without the scenario created where this alert is the last thing that an innocent and unsuspecting child will see on TV, before their demise comes into fruition thus, they in fact WON'T be seeing them tomorrow or ever again.
Long-winded points aside, props to the creator of this video for making something genuinely heartbreaking to Cbeebies viewers alike. Good job :)
On kids channels an eas would look like any other so some people probably just hacked the broadcast
This scenario reminds me of that one "creepypasta" involving the shutdown of Qubo, an American children's programming channel. I think you should be interested in it.
Hmm will have to take a look🤔
I remember when that came out, the uploader even claimed it was real. I can’t really explain it but it’s obvious as the scan lines kind of disappear sometimes.
oh yeah... that one
That was sketchy
tHiS iS yOuR fUaLt!1!1
Its fucking terrifying but so good in the same time XD
Heartbreaking. I find this really chilling as it's a realistic scenario. 💔
*What a way to tell the children about the end of the world* 😱😭😂
I'd have finished this with the goodnight song, it would have been extra chilling
This gave me some MAD chills
this is the scariest thing i have ever seen i swear
Perfect creepypasta!
No EAS mock can ever get more disturbing then this! 😰
yes they can
What I love about this is that the regular annoucement at the start (that gives info on what's actually happening) is filled with complicated stuff that the kids won't understand but gives the parents the chance to understand it first, before softly yet effectively explaining to the kids why their parents are now likely in tears
I actually cried when I was watching…
Okay, I didn't take this seriously at first, thinking "Pffffttt, CBEEBIES?! Really?". But then I watched it. Jebus, that's good.
I just like how you explained it
Showing the kids Threads 💀💀💀
that would be insane to think about lol
I don’t know why this made me cry
1:09 Don't be sad, Emoji!
As unrealistic as it wod be for something like this to air for kids... this is by far one of the more uncanny and unsettling EAS creations about Nuclear War to be made imo. I guess it's to do with explaining to kids what will happen but not be blunt? Oddly unsettling
"Night night
see you tomorrow
morning at *6.00* "
When I was a kid, I was terrified of nuclear war. Even though it was the mid-2000s, a time when atomic bombs weren't seen as a realistic threat, unlike what seems to be the case nowadays, when I read encyclopedias and almanacs from the '60s and '90s, I'd end up reading about them.
I'd read about this thing called the Cold War. About there being two Germanies instead of one. I'd see photos of angry looking American men standing next to their large missiles, and blurrier photos of angry looking Russian men standing next to their large missiles. I'd see maps with things like "Warsaw Pact" and "NATO" marked down, where I would normally have seen the EU. I saw photos of mushroom clouds and flattened cities in Japan. Terrified the life out of my young self. Now I'm in my mid-20s, and the thought of global thermonuclear annihilation still sends me into the occasional depressed state.
This is really cool
0:45 literally is the most scariest thing ever, to make it more scary, I literally watched the video on the day Children In Need was happening, so when I first watched the video on that day, it made me extremely traumatised, before I could react, I literally turned the video off because the sirens came out of nowhere💀
Same, that literally scared the living fuck out of me
Zamn this tv channel turned into my nightmares
Happens at 6am when CBeebies start ❤❤❤ you very much
Please don’t die CBeebies…..
this would have scarred me as a kid holy moly
Pierre and Sarah Shen: **Hugging each other crying and feeling upset** NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!! THIS CANNOT BE HAPPENING! THIS REALLY CAN'T BE! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
0:45 I wonder why this pop up?
Bro this is more disturbing than the BBC version
"See you at 6:00am" -CBeebies
This EAS Scenario is so cool but the threads scene kinda got me off guard tho...
Good to know it worked lol
Fake
@@claireirish8212 bro it's a mock, it's all fake
“Mummy why is the man on TV telling me not to be scared and the world is ending” would be the worst thing a mother could ever hear
I like the imagination that CBeebies used for this EAS Scenario, they know that kids are seeing this and they tried to explain to little kids that it was a nuclear alert
This is legitimately the most depressing thing I've ever seen. When something like that can happen, when someone has to try to explain to the poor children that the world they knew is gone, you have to wonder... what's the point of our existence?
3:30 it’s even weirder because they said 6am at the latest and it says see you tomorrow 6am.
Lying
@@MiDNiT315 they’re just like…. Nuclear bomb at 6…. See you tomorrow 😉😉😉
@@Simeeow ohhhhh right 😀
This is heartbreaking..
This is somehow really sad, dark, and goofy at the same time.
I wonder what must have hapend in this timeline to trigger a nuclear war, also how would they know about the nukes 6 hours before it hits? Would nukes really travel that slow?
WHY AM I CRYING?!
WTF(rick) the fake EAS actually got me lol.
Imagine being a child and seeing this
Exactly the theme what the video explores lol
start of this felt like those funny blue peter apologies
This is how they inform children? Damn
That sad face made me giggle
It gave me the creeps
When you wanna report about nuclear war but you want to be kid friendly
it would actually be really interesting to see how they alert this on CBeebies and CBBC, since it is a kids channel.
If this happened on Christmas Day. Santa should most likely take shelter
I want to cry now
Protocol of British Kids Channel during a nuclear war. Permanently closed due to nukes launched. But whats the protocol for a reactor meltdown?
Me before seeing this: I'm sure parenthood will be fine.
Me after watching this: 8 guess I'm not ready to be a parent yet
👇 Like if you agree
I guess I'm not ready to be a parent yet*
PS: I won't be able to see Cbeebies the same way anymore.