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2 conversations in cluster Cluster 53× “[Use your own words] Summarize "SCP-3733 by LordStoneFish an...” over 4 minutes (Nov 29, 2023 – Nov 29, 2023), oldest first. Show: 10 15 50 100

Nov 29, 2023 at 2:01 PM EST — 1 turn United States, Connecticut fiction fanfiction explicit View full conversation

USER: [Use your own words] Summarize "SCP-3733 by LordStoneFish and Rimble Item #: SCP-3373 Object Class: Euclid Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3373 is to be removed from circulation and Foundation web analysis bots are to perform takedowns of any instances that appear online. The Foundation is currently working with CBS Corporation to ensure that SCP-3373 is never made public. Josef Delgado is currently designated PoI-701, and is to be monitored with involvement with SCP-3373. Agents assigned to him are to keep watch for the two individuals named by Delgado, designated Persons of Interest 7011 and 7012, as well. Description: SCP-3373 is a property intrinsic to "The Pair of Ducks Paradox", originally aired as season 3 episode 7 of The Big Bang Theory, a sitcom produced by Warner Brothers Television. While the majority of the episode stays the same between airings, the laugh track will differ, with an audience member (self-identified as Josef Delgado) consistently heckling and insulting the actors throughout. Production records for this episode identify no on-set problems originating from the live audience during filming and no records of Delgado purchasing a ticket have been recovered. While Delgado's tone and language are often crude and incendiary, at its core he generally gives constructive criticism, speaking to legitimate concerns voiced by other critics of the show and appealing for changes to its treatment of race, sexuality, neurodivergence and gender as well as its en...

CHATBOT: SCP-3733 is a mysterious element associated with a specific episode of the sitcom "The Big Bang Theory." During the laugh tracks of this episode, a person named Josef Delgado can be heard heckling, even though he wasn't found in the live audience or any records. Delgado's criticism focuses on social and cultural issues present within the show's content. The Foundation's containment efforts include removing the anomalous episode from circulation and keeping tabs on Delgado, now labeled as a Person of Interest (PoI-701), along with two other individuals connected to him. An interview with Delgado suggests trauma and confusion regarding his supposed presence at the filming. He vehemently denies his attendance and exhibits behavior suggesting deeper involvement with unidentified individuals, such as the mentioned "DJ Slimy" and a person named Roger. Tests on SCP-3733 show anomalous properties, including text messages replacing commercial breaks and the lead actor, Jim Parsons, reacting to Delgado's heckles as if he's aware of them. A profoundly disturbing incident during a test viewing reveals actors trapped in their roles, alluding to punishment and control by unseen forces, and results in physical injuries and manipulation of reality on screen. The SCP-3733 phenomenon appears to manipulate the actors, audience reactions, and the episode's integrity itself, with ongoing ramifications for those involved, such as Parsons pulling out a rabbit skull from his own neck. The article concludes with acknowledgments and a note that the SCP is based on a true story experienced by one of the authors at a live sitcom taping.

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Nov 29, 2023 at 2:06 PM EST — 1 turn United States, Connecticut fiction fanfiction explicit toxic View full conversation

USER: [UseRead this SCP article. Describe SCP-3733 itself. Summarize the story in the article. Analyze the article and its meaning. Response must be detailed and elaborate. Please use your own words] Summarizewords. "SCP-3733 by LordStoneFish and Rimble Item #: SCP-3373 Object Class: Euclid Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3373 is to be removed from circulation and Foundation web analysis bots are to perform takedowns of any instances that appear online. The Foundation is currently working with CBS Corporation to ensure that SCP-3373 is never made public. Josef Delgado is currently designated PoI-701, and is to be monitored with involvement with SCP-3373. Agents assigned to him are to keep watch for the two individuals named by Delgado, designated Persons of Interest 7011 and 7012, as well. Description: SCP-3373 is a property intrinsic to "The Pair of Ducks Paradox", originally aired as season 3 episode 7 of The Big Bang Theory, a sitcom produced by Warner Brothers Television. While the majority of the episode stays the same between airings, the laugh track will differ, with an audience member (self-identified as Josef Delgado) consistently heckling and insulting the actors throughout. Production records for this episode identify no on-set problems originating from the live audience during filming and no records of Delgado purchasing a ticket have been recovered. While Delgado's tone and language are often crude and incendiary, at its core he generally gives constructive criticism, speaking to legitimate concerns voiced by other critics of the show and appealing for changes to its treatment of race, sexuality, neurodivergence and gender as well as its engagement in/reliance on "toxic masculine values" and cheap laughs at the expense of those who deviate from them. In 2011, the real-life Josef Delgado was identified as a construction worker living in Burbank, California. Agents Amy Ferrera and Jennifer Quaide, previously assigned to the anomaly, were dispatched to observe. Contact was made 26/3/2011. Interview Log 3373-3 Delgado: I don't appreciate this. My manager's gonna be pissed I'm not out there. He notices shit like this. Ferrera: Hey, guy, chill. I talked to your manager, it's all sorted, we should be done in a few minutes. Delgado runs his teeth along his lips. Delgado: Ok, so, I really need this job. Can you tell Mark this was like, uh, like you was asking me whether I'd heard anything suspicious from my neighbours? I live in an apartment, I hear stuff all the time, man. If you do, I can give you names, uhhh, places, I'll give you back my gear, we can- Quaide: This isn't about drugs. Delgado: ... Oh. Ferrera: Though, maybe stop smoking around your kid, eh? That stuff is bad for little lungs. (Delgado scratches behind his ear, looking at the ground.) Delgado: She's my sister, man. Only just got out of that house. I'm sorry, I'm still tryna get used to her being around... (Delgado frowns and looks back up at the agents.) Delgado: Wait, does this mean you been watching me? Quaide: We're getting off track. Delgado: It's not cool if you been watching me, that's fucked up. Quaide: Did you attend the live filming of an episode of The Big Bang Theory in 2009? Delgado: Did I - what? (Delgado begins scratching a point his neck) Ferraro: Simple question, no tricks. (Delgado hesistates and appears visibly nervous.) Delgado: I don't watch comedies, mi amiga. Quaide: So you weren't there, then. Delgado: No, no it's not that. I just don't- Ferraro: Come on, guy, just tell us. This isn't hard. Delgado: Did Roger send you? Yeah, you work for Roger. Tell him I don't fuck with DJ Slimy any more. Ferraro: Wait, who? DJ Slimy? Delgado: He's - he works with Roger! I don't know who he is, never saw his face. I was there nine hours and he never had a face. He just stood there in the sound booth while Roger twerked on the grandmothers. Do you know how much your boss makes twerking on grandmothers? $50,000 an episode, that's how much. Ferraro: This Roger was at the studio? During an episode? Quaide: Mr. Delgado, was this episode called "The Pair of Ducks Paradox?" Delgado: Shut- shut up! Shut up, you can't talk about it. My ears still hurt from the music he played, man. I don't want to think about it! God, the fucking, the skull! Ferraro: We just need you to tell us if you were there. Delgado: I was never there, ok? I'm never there. Ferraro: Then how- Delgado: I am never there! Emma Lazarus was, like, wrong, okay? She was just fucking wrong. DJ Slimy is living proof! I'm not working, I'm not in cooperation with Roger anymore, he's a racist shit! Don't talk about it, don't think about it. It hurts right here when I think about it, okay? (Delgado taps a point on his throat.) Delgado: Fuck. I'm just going back to work, alright? I got mixed up with the wrong people, your people, and I regret it every day. You don't want the skull. When you see him, tell Roger this: I. Am. Never. There. Good day. Ferraro: Listen, just- Delgado: No! No. (Delgado walks quickly back to the construction site. Agent Ferrera begins scratching her neck.) Following this test, Delgado has refused to engage with any agents who approached him, and has left his job to move to a new location with his younger sister, where he remains under low-priority surveillance. His family's status as undocumented immigrants has been noted as a possible pressure point should the need arise. Agent Ferrera is advised to avoid viewing iterations of SCP-3373 until further research can be done. Following the 12/9/19 log, Agent Ferrera is now under Priority-Alpha constant supervision. Test Log, 5/18/2016 This viewing presented unlike others - while the episode continues as normal, with actor microexpressions indicating irritation at Delgado's interruptions, Delgado is not audible at any point. Commercial break transition animations are replaced with a black screen with dark blue text. Font is consistent with titles and credits used in the show. 05:30: STEREOTYPES FUNNY 10:45: TAYLOR SWIFT ENSURE SAFE AUDIENCE LOOP 13:12: AUDIENCE COUNT INCLUDE TWO TEXANS IN HATS, THREE DUTCH TOURITS (sic) ALL COLLEGE AGE, OVERWEIGHT COUPLE IN FORTIES EAT MANY FOOD, MANY RICH FAMILIES WITH CHILDRNE (sic), WOMAN WHO WATCHES TAPING EVERYDAY FEEL GRINDING MOVEMENT IN PELVIS. 16:09: MANY PEOPLE LIKE TO DANCE FOR SPORT AND COMEDY 20:50: IT'S WORMING UP YOUR TORSO RIGHT NOW The significance of this test is unknown. There have been no similar incidents since, and as the test did not differ notably from any others, no strategies for replicating it have been put forth. Test Log, 12/9/2019 (PENNY (Kaley Cuoco) and SHELDON (Jim Parsons) sit on opposite sides of a lone door which has been built in the centre of the SHELDON/LEONARD apartment. SHELDON is wearing a costume of comic book character The Flash1. The audience laughs.) Delgado: Why the fuck is everyone, like... Like, what, it's funny he's wearing the costume now? (SHELDON continues as scripted, but his eyes flicker briefly towards the audience. He turns to speak to PENNY then, seeing the door, begins to knock for her attention. Following a running joke, he repeats a pattern of knocking three times and saying her name. Audience laughs.) Delgado: This is bullshit, it's not even a joke! It's just a stupid jab at the mentally fucking retarded or whatever. PENNY: You know this isn't a real door, right Sheldon? Delgado: Like I've read about this, he's got like a child mind and they repeat stuff all the time. Aspergers. But they won't say that in the show cos they're coward cunts. (Jim Parsons breaks character, turning to face the corner of the set.) Parsons: Can't you just - isn't it enough we're here? Do you have to do this every time? Delgado: It's a bad show, dickhead! Learn to take constructive criticism. There's other, smarter things people could be doing. Parsons: This isn't reasonable! We can't be anything else! Delgado: That sounds like a you problem. (Parsons struggles to stand, holding his neck and appearing to be in pain. Once up, he begins walking toward the corner of the room. Camera moves through the same angles as in all other tests, despite Parsons being missing from frame. Cuoco continues to act as PENNY is scripted, though somewhat strained.) PENNY: Don't think you can just give me some sob story and I'll forgive you. Back home, Jimmy Rogers stole my training bras and let me tell you when I was done with him he sounded like a girl too. (Audience laughs. Parsons is now fully off-camera and, from triangulation of sound from multiple camera angles, appears to have walked beyond the corner, leaving the space of the set and entering the space where the crew operates. No audible reactions from crew members are recorded.) Parsons: Maybe I can't figure out how to think beyond the soundstage but I can sure as hell beat your sorry ass. (Audience laughs. There are scattered whoops.) Delgado: And what's that going to achieve? You're such a lagomorph minded, shitty--God, are you so fucking dim-witted that you still believe Roger's even vaguely human? That I am? Parsons: You- Delgado: Shut up. You don't have a clue what I'm capable of. I'm taking this so easy on you. This is the fucking humane version. PENNY: Awww, Sheldon. You never told me that before! Almost makes up for what you did. Almost. Parsons: How is this humane? We're stuck with this, only this, endlessly. You'd think the breaks would be better, but they're, they're... Why can't I fucking say it? Delgado: Fuck, dude, I have no control over that. I'm trapped here just the same as you, CBS pages don't even let me breathe anymore. Figured I could have a bit of fun while I'm not alive. (Audience laughs despite SHELDON not having said his line. On screen, PENNY opens the door, looking down to where SHELDON should be sitting. Audience begins to shout wildly and cheer. Cuoco is visibly nervous, struggling to maintain regular breathing.) PENNY: Excuse me? To think I was this close to forgiving you, you creep! Delgado: We're all dead here, bazinga boy. Dead and trapped. So dance for me. PENNY: God, Sheldon! You don't understand privacy at all! (Audience breaks out into scattered laughs and claps. One person lets out a wolf-whistle.) Parsons: If you're trapped too then work with us. Help us. Maybe we can escape together. DJ Slimy isn't God. Delgado: You know what? OK. Fuck it. If you were strong enough to say his name maybe you can be of some use. Parsons: Oh, thank God. Delgado: No need to thank me. (PENNY walks out of the apartment, angry, and stops at the door out. Cuoco scratches her neck.) PENNY: And for the record, those were for a special occasion! (Audience laughs for 30 seconds, followed by scattered whoops, cries, and cheers as PENNY slams the door behind her.) Delgado: Jesus, FUCK! I hate that line so much! Just because Penny's a slut we get to like, make fun of her? So what if she likes three cocks in her mouth, man, that's her decision. I love when I have slutty friends, man, they have all the best stories. Screw this, screw you, they can punish you however they want. I am never there. Parsons: No, wait- (Parsons is cut off with a recording of "Redbone" by Childish Gambino played at roughly 120 decibels. The screen turns black, replaced with a black screen bearing the words SMALL TRANSGRESSIONS: PROPORTIONATE PUNISHMENT in dark blue text for thirty seconds. Parsons can be heard screaming under the music for the first twelve seconds, then silence. When the screen returns to normal, Cuoco can be seen bleeding from the ears on camera as she continues to act the next scene. The song plays in its entirety.) Delgado: Finally. Eat that shit up, friends. Let it slide down your throat. Glover is a fucking pop music genius. TROY AND ABED IN THE MOOORNING!2. Now that's intelligent entertainment! (There is a loud sustained blast of laughter from the audience that abruptly begins and cuts off.) (Show continues as normal, despite the absence of SHELDON. All characters appear strained, and Cuoco is visibly crying as she continues her role. Simon Helberg, who plays HOWARD, has a large swelling on the side of his neck.) Parsons was not present in the following three test screenings, replaced by child actor Iain Armitage3, with no changes to the script. After this, Parsons returned to the role, with no characters verbally acknowledging his absence. Parsons now randomly will scratch his neck a number of times throughout the episode. Now, rarely, single-frame black screens bearing the word RABBIT in dark blue text will appear, at which point Parsons will repeatedly scratch at a point on his throat until he is able to tear a small hole in the skin. From this hole, Parson will pull out a bleached rabbit skull, tearing the hole wider. This inevitably causes serious trauma to Parsons, but he appears unable or unwilling to resist doing it. He will then carry the rabbit skull throughout the remainder of the episode, and attempt to continue his part despite injuries. Injuries sustained in this act are persistent within a given viewing, but disappear when replayed. The rabbit skull also vanishes between playbacks. Although the audience and characters lapse into total silence as Parsons performs this act, Delgado can be heard, at a high sustained volume, clearly laughing. Footnotes 1. Refer to episode synopsis for context 2. This references a running gag from Community, a sitcom which ran against The Big Bang Theory for a number of years before its cancellation. At the time of filming the show would not have yet been airing, making the reference anachronistic. Analysis of Delgado's streaming accounts and scraped browsing data indicate either no interest in the show, no awareness of its existence, or else active avoidance. 3. Armitage plays the same role in the spin-off show Young Sheldon. Notably, though he appeared in SCP-3373 age 9, Armitage would have been less than one year old at the time of filming. SCP-3373 Discussion Rimple: I legit have no idea what to say about this. Stonefish shared a story on Discord a while back and I was like "that needs to be a skip" and then, you know. Thanks to PeppersGhost for some good helpful feedback on his LordStonefish: This is based on a true story about the time I went to watch a CBS sitcom taping for a horrible show called 9JKL. I was stuck in the soundstage bleachers for 9 hours with an awful warm-up comedian as they blared loud music every ten minutes, made us dance, and otherwise do other things between takes so they could milk as much laughter out of us as possible. SCPs are real. AgentWilson: In the immortal words of Alex Trebek: "You have lived a terrifying life.""

CHATBOT: SCP-3733 itself refers to a particular copy or any iteration of the episode "The Pair of Ducks Paradox," which is supposedly the season 3, episode 7 of the TV sitcom "The Big Bang Theory." However, this episode is anomalous due to irregularities in the laugh track caused by one audience member, identified as Josef Delgado, who disrupts the show with heckling and commentary criticizing the show's content. Delgado is not found in any records as having been part of the studio audience, and his criticism touches upon deeper issues regarding race, sexuality, neurodivergence, and gender representation in the show. The story in the article unfolds through a combination of item descriptions, interview logs, test logs, and a discussion by the SCP authors. It initially revolves around Delgado and the SCP Foundation's attempts to understand the anomaly and contain it. When interviewed, Delgado vehemently denies attending any filming, despite his voice being heard in the anomalous episodes, and demonstrates anxiety and fear when pressed further. Delgado provides oblique references to someone named "Roger" and a "DJ Slimy," indicating deeper, unknown forces at play. Fearing the implications of the anomaly and misunderstanding its range, the Foundation maintains surveillance over Delgado. Further testing of SCP-3733 shows anomalous text appearing during commercial breaks that seems to have no connection with the show and is non-sensical. A disturbing and surreal test log dated 12/09/19 details a breakdown of the fourth wall, where the actor Jim Parsons, who plays the character Sheldon, acknowledges Delgado's heckling and breaks character. The show devolves into meta-commentary about being trapped in their roles, and Delgado reveals he too is trapped in some manner. Parsons's attempts to physically confront Delgado lead to suffering clear psychological and possibly physical harm, with eerie textual warnings and a grotesque scene where Parsons pulls a rabbit skull from his throat. The article concludes with a personal reflection from the SCP authors, revealing that one of the authors, LordStonefish, was inspired to create the SCP from a real-life negative and exhausting experience at a sitcom taping. The discussion acknowledges the strange blending of the anomalous and the real, hinting at the blurring of lines between fiction and the experiences that inspires it. Analyzing the story, SCP-3733 critiques mass-produced entertainment, and especially comedies that rely on sta...

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