David, Dead Palette, Allen and Kaela take a trip to the deserts of Arizona, where bizarre things happen to a couple driving to visit friends. In typical UCA fashion though, this story quickly takes a turn for the worse, and the gang gets a little distracted talking about a new friend...
"Arizona" is written anonymously. Read along here.
As October settles in, David, Dead Palette and Dustin Koski attempt to get into the spirit of the season with a Halloween story about a divorced dad, his blue-eyed boy, and their creepy neighbor with some very realistic yard decorations. Is this story a sweet treat or a dirty trick?
"The Masked Man" has no known author.
Post-Happy Appy, just about anything David, Dead Palette and Allen read has got to be better, right? That's the hope the trio has as they get started on a story of a camping trip gone awry. However, after an alright start, things start to go downhill fairly quickly, and their hopes of starting something worthwhile are quickly diminished. Will the story start to pick up at any point, or was this a bad choice for a fresh start?
The story is uncredited. Read along here.
David and Slimebeast are joined by special guest Dustin Koski of Chilling Tales: The Podcast to read a NoSleep account with a very long name. Will this tale steadfastly bring chills, or will it just be made a spectacle?
The story is credited to inaaace. Read along here.
Friendship is magic when David and Dead Palette meet with Allen Chaney to read one of the most infamous pieces of grotesque fan-fiction ever written about cartoon horses. Bring a strong stomach for this one, and be warned: it's going to get ugly.
"Cupcakes" is attributed to Sergeant Sprinkles. Read along here.
David and special guest Peyton Pearson ("Red Sky at Night," "Yo, Dude, Do You Own a Dog," "String Theory") try to celebrate May 4th with a Star Wars pasta. They are sadly led astray...
"The Jawas" is credited to J. Fenris. Read along here.
David, Kaela and Slimebeast have ordered a dubious dish from that arcade/pizzeria "where a kid can be a kid." What horrors could a story set among creepy animatronic animals and dirty play structures contain? Unfortunately, none of the above apply...
"The Real Chuck E. Cheese" is uncredited. You can read along here.
It certainly was an experience for David, Dead Palette, Kaela and Slimebeast. Is this popular story really as effective as its cracked up to be?
"The Harbinger Experiment" is credited to Zyon J. You can read along here.
David attempts to read a story about an unethical human experiment gone awry while Dead Palette attempts to re-brand the show in his own, uh, "unique" way. Spoilers: neither of these things go over very well.
"Happy Puppet Syndrome" is uncredited. You can read along here.
Frequent requests for this particular Creepypasta have forced David, Dead Palette, Slimebeast and Nick Nocturne to put on their health and safety badges and perform an inspection. Will fast food clowns manage to terrify, or does this have "stinkburger" written all over it? Ba da ba ba baaa~
"Ronald McDonald House" was written by Dkingsbury. You can read along here.