Episode 5: Wait, You're Sure This Isn't The Same Song? Okay Then
Wow, that's a thumbnail alright! Anyway, clearly the people to focus on in this video are the happy dead couple, now that they are both dead and happy because they are dead and together again, in the greatest tribute to "The Sixth Sense" you may ever see (not that I personally know of many, but that's besides the point). But really, what is there to discuss with this couple? They are both spooky dead now, they will probably both go to hell for dying in a bridge accident and delaying traffic. No, I want to talk about the people who witness the car crash, and then turn around to supposedly see the light: that ghosts are real, and the afterlife is a sure thing. At least, that's what I assume is happening here. Otherwise, they are turning around to look at nothing, which doesn't exactly have the same dramatic effect if you really think about it. Are these guys playing in a parking garage?
Well, no wonder the woman in this video died! That truck had nowhere to park! Anyway, the people. Once witnessing the majesty of ghostly suicidal love, a video ending that contains emotions as muddy and murky as, well, your average Nickelback song, the people went on to form their own cult religion, Kroeger's Witnesses. For the next several years, they would knock on people's doors and bellow "HAVE YA HEARD THE GOOD NEWS" in their best Nickelback impression. Some even took to wearing spaghetti strainers on their heads as a symbolic gesture to their God's hairstyle. Eventually, these people realized they were in a Nickelback video and became disillusioned, though thankfully not to the point of running red lights and getting crushed by trucks. You know what they say, no use crying over spilled milk that only leaves one set of footprints. Because those were the times when your ghostly boyfriend carried you to the grocery store to survey more options for calcium in your diet. That's how it goes, right? Hey, Nickelback video guys? Maybe don't put MAN DIE BRIDGE newspaper in the first scene of your video if you want your ghost thing to be a "twist". God, this is the longest episode I've written and it's for a ripoff song of How You Remind Me. How the hell did we wi-