The Freddy Fazbear Show: The Internet

The Freddy Fazbear Show: "The Internet" is the 3rd episode of the series. In this episode, the gang explore the internet and find some interesting stuff.

Synopsis
As Bonnie and Foxy are having a friendly 1v1 in their game, Freddy Fazbear tells them he has to do his daily checks, he proceeds to go over his list of things need to be done, only to find out that the trash hasn't been taken out. Bonnie cowards out, leaving Foxy left. As Foxy puts the garbage away in a can, the garbage truck comes to pick it up and they drive away. However as the truck drives off, a laptop from the trunk drops out and Foxy picks it up and takes it in.

Foxy takes it in only for Freddy to suggest to put it back where it needs to be. Foxy refuses and sets it up. As Foxy and Freddy both boot up the computer, they make kind comments to the computer's wallpaper and colors, they discover a site called "DeviantArt" and explore. Amazed by the art, Freddy suggests to look up some art of themselves and as Foxy proceeds to do so, Foxy stumbles across a disturbing/NSFW picture himself. Freddy laughs until he learns he's also a victim of the art as well. As they continue to browse, it catches Bonnie's attention which causes him to be curious. Foxy then tells Bonnie to grab a seat so he can see the art as well.

As the three sit and look at chica fan art, Bonnie makes a statement if it's okay they should be looking at Chica's fan art, with Freddy responding how she's the only girl in the restaurant. Soon Chica walks into the room, only to be horrified by the fan art of her the three are looking at, she screams, causing the others to follow soon afterwards.

Reception
"The Internet" received critical acclaim and has been regarded one of the best episodes of all time. It received the highest scores out of all episodes of The Freddy Fazbear Show and holds a 93% Average

XCalibur- "good episode and doesn't pull it's punches either. shows how awful deviant art is when it comes to fnaf fan art and overall a genuinely funny episode that got me to chuckle a few times. good work solid 80/10"

Rave - "I think this has to be one of the best episodes ever released so far. Not only is the whole premise of it really good, but major improvement overall in the animation as far as the movement. It's brilliant that you have a hidden talent like this that not a lot of people appreciate for the most part. Plus the "OC's" are gone for once and the animatronics have their own screen time which really defeats the whole purpose of calling this series the "Freddy Fazbear Show". Can't wait to see more of this. Bravo Katie, this gets a 90/10. Well deserved."

King Freddy - "What a wonderful episode so far! The animation has got more smoother and just like an animation right away to an faster movement animation, Like what I mean by that is the movement is just right on time and I love that! And also the wallpaper of the computer is beautiful, That’s what I call the freddy fazbear show! 100/100, Can’t wait what you do next katie. "

Sophia - "one of the best and funniest episodes it was so funny and creative, it was really short shockingly but still good nonetheless i loved it 90/100"

Ashley - '''"A truly remarkable and beautiful episode that stands out from the rest. It's funny, clever, and so creative. It stands out from the rest of the episodes because it takes on a very adult topic, while the other episodes were more child friendly. This episode shows that the show can tackle on these kind of things and still make it enjoyable for all audiences to enjoy." 96/100'''

Hailey - "A episode that returns the show back to it's roots while removing OCs from the series altogether. asides that the episode's still a piece of work and can be enjoyed by many! - 100/100"

Lindsay - "It's one of the most creative and funniest episodes ever created. I do wish it could of been a little longer because it felt rushed a bit but that doesn't mean it's a bad episode, for the most part it's creative and funny.. - 89/100"

CookieLeah - 100/100 [This user has requested their review be private.]