Trust Me

**Trust Me** is the seventh episode of Season 1 of Goldtar's World 6: Colors. It premiered January 12, 2022, on Warner Bros. Television.

## Plot

### Flashback

In the beginning of this episode, during another flashback, the scene took place in a supermarket where the TV via mysterious screens were. These screens were hooked up to the walls, that were suppose to show advertisements to represent every place that the market was brought-to-by. Instead, they were all off, because the owner of the store died from one of the screens and the FBI cut the power to prevent the screens from turning on. Izon had arrived at the store when it got shutdown, and flips a switch that was powered by Izon's Abrisk DNA, which turned the screens back on.

Circus Baby when arrives, laying down on the floor below the screens with her face towards the viewer. Suddenly, she opens her eyes, and had a evil smirk on her face, as the screens flash a ton of different coloured lights.

### Present Day

In the present, Circus Baby's face was in the same position as last time, only she was revealed to be older than before, which a green emerald coloured collar on her neck. She looks down from the floor she was on at the Electronicons as they walk slowly towards Evore and her friends, about to kill them, but then Circus Baby arrives down below, grabbing Evore and her friends, attempting to help them escape. They run with each other, but Evore insisted that her and the quartet should run away from her, noticing the collar on Circus Baby's neck, realizing that Izon had captured her since she was one of the FNAF characters that Izon needed. Evore and her friends attempt to leave, but they see that there was no exit. Circus Baby then pushes Evore and the others into going with her, saying that they had nobody else to protect them. Circus Baby shares each of the Electronicons colors and what their purpose is.

Eventually, Circus Baby lures Evore and her friends to a door down a hallway, after Evore and the others didn't know that Tracy had switched the signs of which way was an actual exit. The door that Circus Baby opens showed a bright light, but even though Evore didn't want to make the same mistake as last time, her friends insisted that this so called "exit" was the way out. Evore and her friends end up in the Scooper Room, where they see dead bodies all over the floor, and only a little bit of dried up blood on the wall that the scooper was built in. They see the poster on the wall that was on the left side of the room, seeing Izon's plan on World Domination on the Animation Network that was going to happen in the future.

They see Circus Baby in the room, who was behind them. Evore had already known this was a trick but was scared, too, as well as her friends. Circus Baby explains to them that she felt like they were not trusting Izon enough to see the reason he was evil in the first place, as well as explaining to them that while Evore was uniting with her friends in Do you Even, she kidnapped William to bring to Izon after he turns her and the other FNAF characters into supernatural beings, but Izon refused to turn William into the same beings, saying that he didn't need William, but to kill him before he hurts anyone else.

Suddenly, Circus Baby walks closer and closer to Evore and her friends, as she sheds her body pixels and turns into her true demon form, like Izon did, and doesn't kill them but instead throws them down another trapped door, saying that they were not "trusting" her enough. The episode ends with Circus Baby smiling at the viewer with her demon eyes that she got from Izon making her.

After the song, during a slow and creepy rhythm and beat, the scene tracks back to the TV via screen scene again, but this time the screen gets closer to one of the screens, which were glitching until he reveals Circus Baby as a little kid who was revealed to be the innocent side of the Circus Baby now, that was banging on the screen inside of it's dimension, screaming and crying for help.

The screen reads: 'To Be Continued', once it turns black.

## Production

### Warner Bros. Television

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Television Studios also produces shows for other networks such as *Blindspot* on NBC, *Person of Interest* on CBS, *The Middle* on ABC, and *The Cleaning Lady* on Fox. It has also produced series for streaming services, including *The Sandman* on Netflix, Mrs. Davis *on Peacock.* As of 2015, it is one of the world's two largest television production companies measured by revenue and library (along with Sony Pictures Television).

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## Trivia

* The song that was played in this episode was a remix by Electro, that was from the original song 'Trust Me' by CK9C.
* What had happened to Circus Baby at the end of this episode was the same thing that happened to Korean in 'Thunderground III'.