SCP Foundation/SCPs/SCP-F-035

Item #: SCP-F-035
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Recordings of SCP-F-035 are kept in a video archive at Site-██ for analysis. Personnel researching SCP-F-035 may recruit family members with the approval of Dr. Brian Wilson. All non-Foundation test subjects should be administered Class-B amnestics afterwards. Studies involving children have been suspended; see Incident F-035-1 for details.
Description: SCP-F-035 is a children's television series titled Candle Cove that aired locally in Ashland, Kentucky, and Ironton, Ohio. The show is believed to have run for two (2) seasons of 15 episodes each, from 1971 to 1972. By all accounts, Candle Cove follows a girl named Janice who imagines herself to be friends with a group of pirates. It can only be perceived by children under ██ years of age; adults see and hear only static. The effect extends to both digital and analog recordings. An agent who viewed SCP-F-035 as a child described it as a "low-budget pirate show with puppets." Efforts to obtain details about SCP-F-035 without the use of children are ongoing.
Attempts to identify the producers have been unsuccessful. Triangulation of signals has shown that SCP-F-035 originated from local stations during empty slots. Foundation agents posing as FCC personnel have conducted interviews with the TV station staff, all of whom have reported nothing out of the ordinary.
Incident F-035-1: On ██/██/19██, █████ Koch, the ██-year-old daughter of Researcher Jan Koch, was asked to view and describe two (2) episodes of SCP-F-035 under the cover story of a marketing research project. This went as planned until the second episode, at which point █████ became frightened and shielded her eyes. Upon questioning, █████ complained that the characters were all screaming. The study was terminated; █████ was subsequently given amnestics and returned home.
I feel so bad about doing that to my little girl. -- Jan
Addendum: SCP-F-035 was downgraded to Safe on ██/██/1975 after no further transmissions were detected.