Pingu - The Test

When I was 5 years old, I loved the show Pingu. It was the recommended show for me to watch and enjoy when I had time to myself. I loved sharing my experiences of what happened in the episode I just watched of the show to my parents. But when I turned 8 years old, I stopped watching the show, because if I was watching the show Pingu in front of my friends or parents, it would make me look like a little kid again.
When I turned 12, I read online about a Pingu episode that was never released to the public, because it was extremely disturbing to little kids who loved the show. I wanted to find out more about it, so I started looking for the original episode. It took me days to find it, but I finally found it on a forum. The forum's name was called something along the lines of "fileheaven" or "filesharing4u". The file name on the other hand was called "Pingu_TheTest_AiredEpisode.zip". I downloaded the file onto my computer and then went straight to "My Downloads" on my computer. The ".zip" file came with two files, a video file called the same name as the ".zip" file, just with the extension of the file changed to ".mp4", and a text document called "ReadMeBeforeWatching.txt". I opened up the text document and it read:
What you are about to watch is an episode of Pingu that was actually aired in countries like the UK. This episode of Pingu is incredibly disturbing. Watch at your own risk.
I felt my stomach churn when I read that. What do they mean by disturbing? Do then mean disturbing like the first episode of Season Two of Pingu where Pingu goes to the doctor and there is some realistic blood showing? I thought that whoever uploaded this episode on the forum was just making that all up and it was just a joke.
Oh boy was I wrong.
I double-clicked the video file and started watching. The video was in bad quality, and I wanted to know why. I went back to the forum and read the post where you could download the file, and that's when I found out. The reason why is because it said on the forum that the episode originally aired on TV in 1996, but it was quickly removed from TV stations that aired children shows. However, in November of 2001, some anonymous person on 4Chan, posted a short story on a password locked ".zip" file that they were not able to get access to. They asked for someone's help, and the anon was even offering money to get access to the archive.
So some other anon who turned out to be a guy who offers password cracking for social media accounts, archives and so on, came around and offered $77 in Bitcoin to crack the archive OP posted. He gave up the cash and was able to find out was inside the archive, and what do you know, it was the video file and text document I found in the archive that I downloaded. The files were shared with many P2P networks like Kazaa, LimeWire, BitTorrent and the file sharing website, Pirate Bay. A month later, this content was seized by the US government because they were receiving multiple complaints from the Netherlands Government, who also received complaints from The Pygos Group saying that the anon who received this file from somewhere on the internet has classified content, and the anon's were making the classified content easily accessible to little kids who love the Pingu show. So all copies of the episode were taken down.
The anon, who as far as I know, were suspended and IP banned from 4Chan and the P2P networks he used to share the banned episode for posting illegal content. Since then, nobody really knows what happened to this guy, and whether or not he was arrested or punished. 
It sucked that all I could find was a copy of the episode in bad quality.
Anyway, when I started playing the episode, an announcement started playing, that was said by Otmar Gutmann, who was the original creator of the show. He said that there would be an Pingu episode about to be shown after an advertisement. What was strange about this announcement was that it was glitching out and I couldn't hear Gutmann that well.
I didn't seem to mind.
Then an advert started playing. I just fast forwarded over to where the actual episode started. The intro of the episode was extremely laggy as well as the audio being very glitchy. I started to wonder, did the person who found the VHS tape of the video actually make this episode? And that the story about that person finding a VHS tape with the episode on it was just all a lie? I had so many questions about the intro quality, that I couldn't be bothered to look for a perfect quality version of the episode online.
After the intro, it showed Pingu walking to school. When he got there, Pingu's teacher said that there will be a very important test today. Pingu didn't study for the test, so he said to himself that he needed to try his best to get a good grade on the test. But he didn't
I felt guilty for some strange reason.
After the test timer went off, everyone handed in their tests. When the lunch bell rang, everyone in the class went out to have lunch. But Pingu had to stay in the classroom.
I felt even more guilty.
Pingu's teacher was disappointed of Pingu, because he didn't get any of the questions right. I felt uneasy after hearing what Pingu's teacher said. Pingu said to his teacher that he tried his best, even though he didn't study. Pingu's teacher then put two and two together. Pingu didn't study for the test, so this was the result his teacher got on the test when Pingu didn't study. He then said that this was a very important test, and that he failed it.
Pingu said to his teacher that next time when there's a very important test, he will study for it. His teacher smiled, and so did Pingu.
I started to feel a bit more better after that scene happened, but then when Pingu got home, I started feeling so sick, I could throw up. Pingu's parents got a call from his teacher. The call was about the test. Pingu tried to explain that even though he didn't study for the test, he tried his best and never gave up like he always does, but his parents didn't want to hear it.
Pingu got worried of what his parents were going to do to him. They grabbed a baseball bat, darts and they even wanted to hit Pingu with a freaking car. Pingu's parents then started discussing of what they were going to do to him. They started hitting Pingu with the objects they had. Blood was coming from Pingu's head and body from the darts. 
After the baseball bat and darts abuse to Pingu, Pingu's parents dragged Pingu out of their house, and into the garage. I could see where this was going. Pingu's parents got into their car, after they had tied up Pingu to a big wooden cross with rope. Then it happened. Pingu's dad moved the car forward really fast, and when the car was about to hit Pingu, I closed my eyes. I heard bloody screams, sounds, and I even saw a bit of the scene through my hands, since I was covering my eyes. I was shocked and I even started crying. How could of this episode aired on TV? I was even more shocked when the blood wasn't clay blood. Either it was food-coloring or it was real.
The scene then cut to static for a few seconds, before the scene changed to the front of Pingu's school. The school bell started ringing, and when Pingu's classmates walking into their classroom, I suspected that Pingu was going to walk into class like a complete mess. But when Pingu walked into the classroom, he didn't look like a mess. I was extremely confused because I saw Pingu get run over with a car. I predicted the video was corrupted and it was some sort of issue because I rewinded back to the car scene several times, and I didn't see anything that I might of missed. I got a feeling in the back of my head that what I saw was not real.
I started to think that the scenes of Pingu being abused weren't that bad. But that all changed, when I saw the rest of the episode.
When Pingu sat down, his teacher said he was going to read out the grades everyone got on the test yesterday. Pingu felt sick. When his teacher got to Pingu's grade, he said E Minus.
Everyone in Pingu's classroom turned to Pingu and laughed at him, as well as throwing pencils and pieces of paper at him. He then started crying when someone said to him he's a loser, and will never get anywhere in life. During the whole school day, Pingu had people beating him up and verbally abusing him.
Pingu went home after the last day of the school week ended. He figured he had enough of life, and it was time to end it all. He walked into his house, avoiding getting beaten by his parents, and he went upstairs to his room. He opened his father's closet, grabbed a gun that was in the closet, and went downstairs. He went behind the couch and approached his mother, who was sitting down watching TV. Pingu said to his mother while he was behind her: "Turn around, I have a surprise for you." I didn't know where this was going, until Pingu blew his mother's head off with the gun after she turned around.
I ran to the bathroom and threw up, after I saw Pingu eating his mother's remains. Later, Pingu's dad came home and he blew his head off as well. I threw up again, after when I heard eating sounds. Then there was a knock on the door, Pingu answered it. It was the group of people who bullied him at school, ready to bully Pingu again.
Pingu then killed all of the bullies, and started eating their intestines. I threw up again. Then I came out of the bathroom after cleaning up. Then I saw Pingu's little sister, Pinga, who was crying so much, she passed out because of everything that happened.
Then Pingu looked at the mess he created. He left it how it was, went upstairs to his room, grabbed a rope out of his closet, went downstairs, and hung himself off a chandelier attached to the ceiling in his living room. The episode ended with no credits, just a note shown on the screen from Otmar Gutmann saying:
"Remember kids, if you are getting bullied, just do what Pingu did, it's the right thing to do."
- Otmar Gutmann
When I read this note, I realized that Pingu only did these absurd actions because he experienced bullying, abuse, and other horrific things. I was going to send an email over to The Pygos Group, but then I figured out that the video would just get removed again, and light would shed on the topic again. So I followed what the forum said: "Don't send this over to the creators of Pingu, otherwise they will remove this post along with the episode."
So I didn't send them an email. Instead I permanently deleted the episode off my computer and I never saw it again.
I advise to NOT to look for the episode, otherwise you will experience the same feeling of dread like I did.
Seriously, don't look for it.
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