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'''''The Nightmare Room''''' is an [[United States|American]] [[television program]] that aired on [[Kids' WB!]]. It was created by [[R. L. Stine]], who is the writer of the popular [[Goosebumps]] children's books. It was based on ''The Nightmare Room'' books, also written by R. L. Stine.
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{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
Name = Words from the Exit Wound |
Type = studio |
Artist = [[Napalm Death]] |
Cover = Napalm_WordsfromtheExitWound.jpg |
Released = [[26 October]] [[1998]] |
Recorded = |
Genre = [[Death metal]]<br />[[Grindcore]]|
Length = 48:24 |
Label = [[Earache Records|Earache]] |
Producer = [[Colin Richardson]] |
Reviews = *[[Allmusic]] {{Rating|3|5}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ckku3qjan4k link] |
Last album = ''[[Bootlegged in Japan]]''<br />(1998) |
This album = '''''Words from the Exit Wound'''''<br />(1998) |
Next album = ''[[Leaders Not Followers]]''<br />(1999) |
}}


The show in many ways resembles ''[[The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series)|The Twilight Zone]]'' with teens taking the role as the main characters. Many of the actors who portrayed the characters were up and coming actors such as Amanda Bynes and Cole Sprouse.
'''''Words from the Exit Wound''''' is the eighth [[album]] by [[Napalm Death]] released in 1998. It, along with [[Enemy of the Music Business]], is one of two studio albums that were released by Napalm Death only on CD.


''The Nightmare Room'' is [[Kids' WB!]]'s only live-action show and gained infamy when it aired on the short-lived Kids' WB variant of [[Toonami]], making it the first live action show to air on the strand. The show was produced by [[Parachute Publishing|Parachute Entertainment]], [[Tollin/Robbins Productions]], and [[Warner Bros. Television]].
==Track listing==
#"The Infiltraitor" – 4:30
#"Repression out of Uniform" – 2:53
#"Next of Kin to Chaos" – 4:08
#"Trio-Degradable / Affixed by Disconcern" – 4:34
#"Cleanse Impure" – 3:14
#"Devouring Depraved" – 3:22
#"Ulterior Exterior" – 1:50
#"None the Wiser?" – 4:16
#"Clutching at Barbs" – 2:00
#"Incendiary Incoming" – 3:08
#"Thrown Down a Rope" – 3:25
#"Sceptic in Perspective" – 6:57
#"Hung" – 3:57 (Live - [[Bootlegged in Japan]]) '''*'''
#"Greed Killing" – 3:00 (Live - [[Bootlegged in Japan]]) '''*'''
#"Suffer the Children" – 4:10 (Live - [[Bootlegged in Japan]]) '''*'''


''The Nightmare Room'' is based on fears kids have such as ghosts or monsters and normally ends with comments by the narrator whose final words always are "The nightmare room", then a door with the ''The Nightmare Room'' logo appears closing. Its original run was from [[October 15]], [[2001]], to [[March 16]], [[2002]], in the United States.
'''*''' Bonus tracks on U.S. release


==Credits==
==Nominations==
*[[Mark Greenway|Mark "Barney" Greenway]] - Vocals
*[[Shane Embury]] - Bass
*[[Mitch Harris]] - Guitar, Backing vocals
*[[Jesse Pintado]] - Guitar
*[[Danny Herrera]] - Drums


It was nominated for an Emmy in Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing in 2002.
{{Napalm Death}}
Dylan Sprouse went up the crew to get the Emmy.


==Episodes==
[[Category:Napalm Death albums]]
[[Category:1998 albums]]


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[[pt:Words from the Exit Wound]]
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|<center>01</center>
|'''Don't Forget Me</center>
|'''31 August 2001
|Danielle (Amanda Bynes) and her brother, Peter, move into a new house where the basement is haunted by the ghosts of children who have been forgotten by their families.
|
|-
|<center>02</center>
|'''Scareful With You Wish For</center>
|'''31 August 2001
|-
|<center>03</center>
|'''The Howler</center>
|'''29 September 2001
|-
|<center>04</center>
|'''Tangled Web</center>
|'''6 October 2001
|-
|<center>05</center>
|'''Fear Games</center>
|'''13 October 2001
|-
|<center>06</center>
|'''School Spirit</center>
|'''20 October 2001
|-
|<center>07</center>
|'''Full Moon Halloween</center>
|'''27 October 2001
|-
|<center>08</center>
|'''Four Eyes</center>
|'''1 December 2001
|-
|<center>09</center>
|'''Locker 13</center>
|'''8 December 2001
|-
|<center>10</center>
|'''Dear Diary, I'm Dead</center>
|'''2 February 2002
|-
|<center>11</center>
|'''My Name Is Evil</center>
|'''23 February 2002
|-
|<center>12</center>
|'''Camp Nowhere: Part 1</center>
|'''9 March 2002
|-
|<center>13</center>
|'''Camp Nowhere: Part 2</center>
|'''16 March 2002
|-}

==External links==
*[http://imdb.com/title/tt0280282 IMDb Entry]
*[http://www.tv.com/the-nightmare-room/show/4910/summary.html]


[[Category:2000s American television series|Nightmare Room]]
[[Category:Kids WB shows|Nightmare Room]]
[[Category:Television series by Warner Bros. Television|Nightmare Room]]

Revision as of 12:51, 11 October 2008

The Nightmare Room is an American television program that aired on Kids' WB!. It was created by R. L. Stine, who is the writer of the popular Goosebumps children's books. It was based on The Nightmare Room books, also written by R. L. Stine.

The show in many ways resembles The Twilight Zone with teens taking the role as the main characters. Many of the actors who portrayed the characters were up and coming actors such as Amanda Bynes and Cole Sprouse.

The Nightmare Room is Kids' WB!'s only live-action show and gained infamy when it aired on the short-lived Kids' WB variant of Toonami, making it the first live action show to air on the strand. The show was produced by Parachute Entertainment, Tollin/Robbins Productions, and Warner Bros. Television.

The Nightmare Room is based on fears kids have such as ghosts or monsters and normally ends with comments by the narrator whose final words always are "The nightmare room", then a door with the The Nightmare Room logo appears closing. Its original run was from October 15, 2001, to March 16, 2002, in the United States.

Nominations

It was nominated for an Emmy in Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing in 2002. Dylan Sprouse went up the crew to get the Emmy.

Episodes

External links

# Title Airdate Summary Notes
01
 Don't Forget Me 31 August 2001 Danielle (Amanda Bynes) and her brother, Peter, move into a new house where the basement is haunted by the ghosts of children who have been forgotten by their families.
02
 Scareful With You Wish For 31 August 2001
03
 The Howler 29 September 2001
04
 Tangled Web 6 October 2001
05
 Fear Games 13 October 2001
06
 School Spirit 20 October 2001
07
 Full Moon Halloween 27 October 2001
08
 Four Eyes 1 December 2001
09
 Locker 13 8 December 2001
10
 Dear Diary, I'm Dead 2 February 2002
11
 My Name Is Evil 23 February 2002
12
 Camp Nowhere: Part 1 9 March 2002
13
 Camp Nowhere: Part 2 16 March 2002
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