So, any of you guys remember the 1988 Disney TV show titled, "The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh", right? It was receiving very good reviews when the fourth & final season aired in 1991.

There were 8 episodes total. "Owl's Well That Ends Well" was the final episode of the fourth & final season of the show. Well, there was a 9th episode that was written between "Cloud, Cloud Go Away" and "To Dream The Impossible Scheme".

Do you want to know how I discovered this episode? Well, Let me tell you why.

It was only 2014 back then, and I was only 5 years old, and Derek was about 7 years old, so I wasn't really surprised of him suggesting a Winnie The Pooh DVD.

It just said "Winnie The Pooh" with a poorly drawn image of Pooh. There was no names.

"My mother got this for us to watch," Derek replied to me

"Are you sure about this dude?" I asked.

"Don't worry, I got all of our backs if there is something wrong James," Derek replied.

Derek popped the DVD into the Player. Where the "coming soon to video cassette" was supposed to be, was just a timer for when the feature presentation was coming on. It kept shooting to static most of the time.

I told Derek to eject the tape, he gave up.

Much Like on all of my other Tapes, the Disney logo was just the logo sitting there, motionlessly.

Next thing we saw, was a Disney Television Animation Logo where the "I" from the Disney logo was beating up the Letters. Me and Derek talked that this was Child Abuse or something. I needed to find out why the DVD was so weird.

The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh Theme Song started. The Background Music was "Boo's Tired" by Randy Newman from Monsters Inc instead of the original theme song from the show. Throughout the whole Theme song, All of the characters, including Pooh, Piglet & Christopher Robin all looked Sad. They pretended to Smile.

When the Episode started, we see a realistic man who looks nothing like Christopher Robin. In fact, he looked like an old man with white hair and a long beard. It wasn't actually animated, it was actually a real photo of an elder man that was probably born a long time ago.

The Screen turned to static, and then Christopher Robin was back to normal. Piglet and Pooh Bear themselves both sounded like Po and Tinky-Winky from the Teletubbies, which is weird, because Teletubbies did not exist back then until 1997.

Christopher Robin greeted them, and Piglet said that he won't show Pooh his game, and Pooh said that he won't show Piglet his game.

There was a Little bit of static for about 2 seconds. It cut to Tigger, sitting at the table at Pooh's treehouse. He was rather sad and depressed, and he was crying. This wasn't the sound of acting, this sounded like if the voice actor of Tigger (either Paul Winchell or Jim Cummings) was in an actual feeling of sorrow, probably realistic.

Then the screen turned to static. I thought I could make 666 out of the Static. I told Derek to dial 911. He gave up, so we had to watch the whole thing then. Me and Derek talked if this WAS actually made by Disney.

This went on for about 3 minutes or so, before it cuts to another scene. The next scene showed an actual clip of a black bear attacking and killing a baby pig, that was filmed in Tejon Ranch.

Derek almost threw up, but he held in his puke. I wasn't even sickened by this.

The Scene ended. The Next Scene showed Pooh and Piglet riding a Seesaw in a random playground. Animation wasn't realistic with sound effects in 1988.

The next scene showed a picture of angry rabbit. His eyes were extremely bloodshot, like if he was on drugs. He stared at the camera for like 30 seconds, until the scene ended with static & even glitches.

Then it showed an image that scared me forever... oh god... Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, and even Roo had creepy eyes, except for Eeyore who had pitch-black eyes. The picture was bloody red, during which I overheard a voice saying "Nothing Is Worth The Risk" multiple times.

Then it cuts to static for like 5 minutes. After the Static ended, Christopher Robin was crying, because Blood was all over him. Then all of his stuffed animal friends, even Pooh & Piglet, were all hanging on somethings I believed were Nooses with Blood drooling from their eyes, necks, noses & mouths as they died. The theme that was playing in the background was "Santa Claus Hides In The Phonograph" but is was playing backwards. The backwards music lasted for about 26 seconds, before cutting to the end credits scene.

The season 4 end credits of The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh also played, but the happy theme song was replaced with the Suicide Mouse ending theme, and the scene was tinted dark red.

And instead of showing happy images with Christopher Robin & Pooh, it showed two disturbing images that haunt me.. One of the images was a mutilated Piglet, and the other image was Pooh ripping his own face off like Felix The Cat & Suicide Mouse....

The Disney logo came on and it was shaped as a knife. On the handle, there was a small label with the number 666 on it. Also, on it was text saying "You're Next".

The screen then burst with static and the power went out. Derek smashed the DVD to bits and put the bits in the Garbage Chute behind our Backyard which leads to the Incinerator. When the Power went back on, I emailed Disney and told them about my WHOLE Experience. Then I got a Email back, it was from the Disney company itself.

Dear James Cerda,

Thank you for taking the time to write to us. We were quite surprised by your story about the unaired episode of The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh that you discovered. We are grateful that you contacted us concerning it. We can personally assure you that we claim no ownership or liability whatsoever regarding the episode. However, we still feel that an explanation is in order.

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide details of the tape's creation, as we simply do not know how this happened.

Back in September 6, 2006, we received a DVD in a package with no return address. The DVD had no words, it just said "Winnie The Pooh" with a Poorly drawn image of Pooh. Along with the tape, there was a letter from Walt Disney from Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Willie, Bambi, Peter Pan and other Disney cartoons, stating that he was the "biggest fan" of Winnie The Pooh (both the Books, Movie, and the Show) and asked for our approval to air his "fan-made creation" on television.

We were quite flattered that a fan would send us a fan-made episode for airing. However, when our editors viewed the episode for refinement, they were quite appalled by its nature. A few of the staff who viewed the episode unbelievably went into shock and had to be transported to the emergency room immediately.

Due to the horrifying content, we had absolutely no plans to air this episode. We passed the tape to a private collector, but we were dismayed to discover that he had many copies made. We ask that you please do not release the contents of the tape or this letter to the public, as we do not want to upset the viewers who love and support our shows for young children.

With warm regards,

Disney

Author of Winnie The Pooh

I will never forget when my life changed.

I have a condition where I can't sleep and had schizophrenia, Derek also had Schizophrenia like I did, because he kept telling me that he saw three serial killers that looked like Pooh, Piglet & Tigger were about to kill him in his sleep.

The Winnie The Pooh DVD is why my entire life is like this.

The Episode was titled "Suicide" as I'd like to call it. I wish this never happened.

I then saw a Pooh Bear doll with red eyes with blood coming out, holding a knife. Horrified, I threw the doll out, and threw it into the garbage can outside next to the recycling can, and never told anyone my experience about that scary Winnie The Pooh episode....

I also had a few nightmares where Pooh & Piglet sexually assaulted me....