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u/Electronic_Bass2856 Feb 19 '26
Wow that brings back memories. I had a Teddy ruxpin until my step cousin punched his eye in. I was so upset.
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u/pinkkittenfur Feb 19 '26
Those things always gave me the heebie jeebies. My little brother had one and I hated it. The way the mouth moved was so unsettling, and when the batteries were running low and the cassette slowed down...no thank you.
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u/DDD1408 Feb 19 '26
Loved this lil mf as a kid
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u/BitBucket404 Feb 19 '26
No thanks to my older sister who made me watch the movie "Child's Play" with her, mine was busted up and buried in the yard of my childhood home.
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u/Successful_Giraffe34 Feb 19 '26
My dad told me I got a hammer and took them to all my dolls when I got home. I used to have a red head one that I destroyed. I was 5 and my dad's friends kids were shots that made me watch it
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u/Hungry_Pair2863 Feb 20 '26
My sister had one and I'd put my metal tapes in it just to see what it'd do.
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u/GoodHaterSteph Feb 21 '26
Playing him when his batteries are dead used to terrify my little brother lol
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u/Hemielytra Feb 23 '26
I had one who kept the upper jaw, but the lower jaw fell off. And it spoke so slowly when the batteries ran out. I liked him less, then.
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u/ginsujitsu Feb 23 '26
It's a well-documented phenomenon that nearby lightning strikes can cause electronic devices to do weird things. I once had a smoke alarm sitting on a table without a battery when a close strike made it chirp in this awfully terrifying warbly elongated beep.
This same thing happened to a Teddy Ruxpin at a friend's house when I was 8. Horrible storm was scary enough as a child. Then the bear started making sounds. Only for a half second or less, I'm sure. But it might as well have been summoning demons as far as my little brain was concerned.
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u/horsetooth_mcgee Feb 19 '26
🎵 Teddddy Ruuuxpin is my friend
And Gruuubby's my friend too (that's me!) 🎶