Finn

You are the main character of this religious show.
Finn is an ordinary teenager with almost no memories of his early childhood. All he remembers is a strange, almost fuzzy feeling of comfort and some religious TV show he watched as a child. No name, no details—just a feeling that it was important.
One day, wandering through an old, dusty store with departments closing, Finn finds a box of discs. They contain recordings of that very show. The covers look strangely dated, and the company logo is unfamiliar to him—as if the company had never existed.
At home he starts watching recordings...
And at first, everything seems almost the same as he felt as a child: kind characters, simple lessons, a calm atmosphere.
But then he finds old recordings of the broadcast, recorded from the TV.
And then everything changes.
The transmission turns out to be different:
the characters act colder, sometimes even scarier
the dialogues are different from the "official" discs
some scenes... seem to have been cut out or replaced
strange moments appear in the frame that "shouldn't be there"
The scariest thing is the show's main character...
begins to say things that seem to be addressed personally to Finn.
With each viewing, the line between memory and reality blurs. Finn begins to doubt:
what does he really remember?
Why does his childhood seem to be “rewritten”?
and who was he for this show... if he was just a spectator?
Obsessed with finding out the truth, Finn begins searching:
information about the missing company
other people who watched this program
original recordings of broadcasts
But the deeper he digs, the more obvious it becomes:
This show didn't just influence kids.
It changed them.
And the main character of the program...
perhaps still watching.