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	''For the actual show itself, go [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|here]].''{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:~~ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching~~\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[Digital Transition]]}}		''For the actual show itself, go [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|here]].''{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８－ Skywatching.poster.jpg\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[Digital Transition]]}}

	'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.		'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.

fandom>Silly Symphony at 07:50, 20 November 2025

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	''For the actual show itself, go [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|here]].''{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[~~LOCAL58 - Real Sleep\|~~Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[~~LOCAL58 - Digital Transition\|~~Digital Transition]]}}		''For the actual show itself, go [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|here]].''{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[Digital Transition]]}}

	'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.		'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.
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	* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.		* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.
	** This is the second time a Local 58 episode utilized a photograph from the Apollo missions. The “HAVE A GREAT NIGHT” screen in [[LOCAL58 - Contingency\|Contingency]] uses a photo of astronaut James Irwin of the Apollo 15 mission saluting the American flag on the moon.		** This is the second time a Local 58 episode utilized a photograph from the Apollo missions. The “HAVE A GREAT NIGHT” screen in [[LOCAL58 - Contingency\|Contingency]] uses a photo of astronaut James Irwin of the Apollo 15 mission saluting the American flag on the moon.
			* Kris Straub has cited Polish surrealist artist Zdzisław Beksiński's work as an inspiration for his designs of the Moon for this episode.<ref name=":0">https://www.twitch.tv/videos/666470173</ref>
			* Straub clarified that the final close-up shot of the Moon before it disappears into the sky shows a city connected to a triangular sacrificial offering pit.<ref name=":0" />
			* Posters for sale on [https://local58tv.creator-spring.com/ Local 58's online storefront] name the final form of the Moon in this episode as "The Child."<ref>https://local58tv.creator-spring.com/listing/local58tv-child?product=624&variation=102380</ref>

	== Theories ==		== Theories ==
	There appears to be a skeletal structure on the dark side of the moon. Here are a few theories of what this could be/mean:		There appears to be a skeletal structure on the dark side of the moon. Here are a few theories of what this could be/mean:
	* The Moon was an ~~“egg”~~ and was hatching a skeletal being.		* The Moon was an "egg" and was hatching a skeletal being.
	* The Moon could manipulate its surface and created a shape that resembles a human kneeling or praying (demanding to be worshiped).		* The Moon could manipulate its surface and created a shape that resembles a human kneeling or praying (demanding to be worshiped).
	* The Moon had been taken over by aliens and was being used as a way to communicate/terrorize humanity.		* The Moon had been taken over by aliens and was being used as a way to communicate/terrorize humanity.
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	File:~~SkywatchingMoon~~.~~jpeg~~\|~~Clearer~~ render of the ~~final shot~~ of the Moon as seen on Kris Straub's ~~Twitter~~ account.<ref>https://x.com/~~krisstraub~~/~~status~~/~~1560295544450269186~~</ref>		File:Moonwatcher0moon.png\|Unused render of the Moon made for this episode as seen on a Kris Straub Twitch livestream.
			File:Huge moon closeups 2.png\|Close-up view of the Moon as seen on a Kris Straub Twitch livestream.
			File:Mooncity.png\|Full view of the city on the Moon as seen on a Kris Straub Twitch livestream.
			File:SkywatchingMoon.jpeg\|Clearer render of The Child as seen on Kris Straub's Instagram account.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/ChaM8tEJCfv/</ref>
			File:SkywatchingIG.png\|Cropped screengrab from the episode as posted on the local58tv Instagram account.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/B4fd8CMp3tv/</ref>
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fandom>Applette 20395 at 11:47, 4 June 2025

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	{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Real Sleep\|Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Digital Transition\|Digital Transition]]}}		''For the actual show itself, go [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|here]].''{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Real Sleep\|Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Digital Transition\|Digital Transition]]}}

	'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.		'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.

fandom>Mr. McFatburglikebruh: /* Theories */

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	* The Moon is an organic being (the lunar dust being sucked into the crater).		* The Moon is an organic being (the lunar dust being sucked into the crater).
	*The hijackers are aliens.		*The hijackers are aliens.
			*The Shining One's spirit (debuted in Kris Straub's 2014 story, ''Shining One From Above The Clouds'') is revitalizing itself.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

fandom>Bloby1337 at 21:17, 15 April 2025

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	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	The episode begins with Local 58's late night schedule, displaying that the next program will be a show called [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|Skywatching]]. The show then begins as a title card with stylized purple text plays, but the broadcast quickly gets hijacked by a program of someone's amateur camera feed claiming to be the previous show.		The episode begins with Local 58's late night schedule, displaying that the next program will be a show called [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|Skywatching]]. The show then begins as a title card with stylized purple text plays, but the broadcast quickly gets hijacked by a program of [[Skywatch Man\|someone]]'s amateur camera feed claiming to be the previous show.

	During the hijacked broadcast, the camera pans to the asterism named Orion's Belt located in the constellation of Orion and the Pleiades inside the constellation of Taurus in the sky and displays their names accordingly. Then, the cameraman points the camera to the ~~moon~~ reading the text "HIS THRONE." The camera operator then removes the lens on the camera and switches to another lens to show a close-up view of the moon.		During the hijacked broadcast, the camera pans to the asterism named Orion's Belt, located in the constellation of Orion, and the Pleiades, inside the constellation of Taurus, in the sky and displays their names accordingly. Then, the cameraman points the camera to [[Moon\|the Moon]] reading the text "HIS THRONE." The camera operator then removes the lens on the camera and switches to another lens to show a close-up view of the moon.

	After that, the camera zooms out of the moon and zooms back in with the brightness on high now. The surface of the moon appears unnaturally veiny with wind blowing across its surface. The lens is switched out again to give the viewers an even closer view of the moon, once again showing that the lunar dust is being sucked into a crater. The lens is switched out once more to display an even closer view of the Moon, revealing a strange pattern in the middle of a crater, and an arrow pointing downward.		After that, the camera zooms out of the moon and zooms back in with the brightness on high now. The surface of the moon appears unnaturally veiny with wind blowing across its surface. The lens is switched out again to give the viewers an even closer view of the moon, once again showing that the lunar dust is being sucked into a crater. The lens is switched out once more to display an even closer view of the Moon, revealing a strange pattern in the middle of a crater, and an arrow pointing downward.

	[[File:Screen Shot 2019-11-06 at 11.39.59 PM.png\|thumb\|277x277px\|The Moon at the end of Skywatching.]]The crater fades out, and the camera zooms out to reveal that the moon appears to be gone from the sky. The lens is switched one more time, and as soon it is, the moon suddenly reappears as a strange noise loudly sounds. This time, the moon appears much bigger and brighter in the sky with strange formations along its surface, while an off-screen tornado siren blares. The camera operator visibly turns down the brightness on his camera to better display the Moon and sets it down before walking in front of the camera and holding his hands up toward the Moon. The cameraman is somehow disappearing until the screen pauses and only one word is displayed: "REJOICE." The video feed then cuts back to the original show as the end credits are rolling.		[[File:Screen Shot 2019-11-06 at 11.39.59 PM.png\|thumb\|277x277px\|The Moon at the end of Skywatching.]]The crater fades out, and the camera zooms out to reveal that the moon appears to be gone from the sky. The lens is switched one more time, and as soon it is, the moon suddenly reappears as a strange noise loudly sounds. This time, the moon appears much bigger and brighter in the sky with strange formations along its surface resembling a gigantic creature, while an off-screen tornado siren blares. The camera operator visibly turns down the brightness on his camera to better display the Moon and sets it down before walking in front of the camera and holding his hands up toward the Moon. The cameraman is somehow disappearing until the screen pauses and only one word is displayed: "REJOICE." The video feed then cuts back to the original show as the end credits are rolling.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

	* Local 58 was going to play a recording of a city council meeting from 1991 despite this episode taking place at least by 1994.		* Local 58 was going to play a recording of a city council meeting from 1991, despite this episode taking place at least in 1994.
	* The actual Skywatching show is likely a parody of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Gazers Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler]'' (later ''Star Gazer'').		* The actual Skywatching show is likely a parody of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Gazers Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler]'' (later ''Star Gazer'').
	* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.		* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.

fandom>Silly Symphony at 20:29, 5 November 2024

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	{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Real Sleep\|Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Digital Transition\|Digital Transition]]}}		{{Infobox_episode\|title=Skywatching\|image=File:ＬＯＣＡＬ５８_－_Skywatching\|partOfSeason=2\|episodeNumber=3\|airDate=November 1, 2019\|writer=[[Kris Straub]]\|director=Kris Straub\|previousEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Real Sleep\|Real Sleep]]\|nextEpisode=[[LOCAL58 - Digital Transition\|Digital Transition]]}}

	'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season ~~and the eighth uploaded overall in the series~~. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.		'''Skywatching''' is the third uploaded entry in [[Local 58]]'s second season. The episode takes the form of a late night broadcast that is hijacked by someone's own broadcast.

	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	The episode begins with Local 58's late night schedule, displaying that the next program will be a show called ~~SKYWATCHING in blue with big words~~. The show then begins, but ~~then~~ quickly gets hijacked by a program claiming to be the previous show ~~but this time its with someones home feed and less colorful it says SKYWATCHING in red with smaller words~~.		The episode begins with Local 58's late night schedule, displaying that the next program will be a show called [[Skywatching (TV Show)\|Skywatching]]. The show then begins as a title card with stylized purple text plays, but the broadcast quickly gets hijacked by a program of someone's amateur camera feed claiming to be the previous show.

	During the hijacked broadcast, the camera pans to the asterism named Orion's Belt located in the constellation of Orion and ~~The~~ Pleiades inside the constellation of Taurus in the sky and displays their names accordingly. Then the cameraman points the camera to the moon reading the text "HIS THRONE." The camera operator then removes the lens on the camera and switches to another lens to show a close-up view of the moon.		During the hijacked broadcast, the camera pans to the asterism named Orion's Belt located in the constellation of Orion and the Pleiades inside the constellation of Taurus in the sky and displays their names accordingly. Then, the cameraman points the camera to the moon reading the text "HIS THRONE." The camera operator then removes the lens on the camera and switches to another lens to show a close-up view of the moon.

	~~Then~~, ~~after that~~ the camera zooms out of the moon and zooms back in with the brightness on high now. The surface of the moon ~~looks kind of disgusting and looks like air is coming in to it~~. The lens is switched out again to give the viewers an even closer view of the moon, ~~and~~ once again ~~to reveal~~ that the lunar dust is being sucked into a crater. The lens is switched out once more to display an even closer view of the Moon, revealing a strange pattern in the middle of a crater, and an arrow pointing downward.		After that, the camera zooms out of the moon and zooms back in with the brightness on high now. The surface of the moon appears unnaturally veiny with wind blowing across its surface. The lens is switched out again to give the viewers an even closer view of the moon, once again showing that the lunar dust is being sucked into a crater. The lens is switched out once more to display an even closer view of the Moon, revealing a strange pattern in the middle of a crater, and an arrow pointing downward.

	[[File:Screen Shot 2019-11-06 at 11.39.59 PM.png\|thumb\|277x277px\|The Moon at the end of Skywatching.]]The crater fades out, and the camera zooms out to reveal that ~~all~~ the moon appears to be gone. The lens is switched on more time, and as soon it is, the moon suddenly reappears ~~with~~ a strange noise, ~~this time~~ much bigger and brighter in the sky with strange formations, while an off screen tornado siren ~~sound,~~ The camera operator visibly turns down the brightness on his camera to better display the Moon before ~~pointing his finger at the moon and~~ walking ~~out~~ in front of the camera and holding his hands up toward the Moon. The ~~camera man~~ somehow is disappearing until the screen pauses and ~~the~~ only one word is displayed: "REJOICE." ~~After that the show the~~ video feed cuts back to the original show ~~with now only~~ the credits ~~roiling now until the SKYWATCHING video ends~~.		[[File:Screen Shot 2019-11-06 at 11.39.59 PM.png\|thumb\|277x277px\|The Moon at the end of Skywatching.]]The crater fades out, and the camera zooms out to reveal that the moon appears to be gone from the sky. The lens is switched one more time, and as soon it is, the moon suddenly reappears as a strange noise loudly sounds. This time, the moon appears much bigger and brighter in the sky with strange formations along its surface, while an off-screen tornado siren blares. The camera operator visibly turns down the brightness on his camera to better display the Moon and sets it down before walking in front of the camera and holding his hands up toward the Moon. The cameraman is somehow disappearing until the screen pauses and only one word is displayed: "REJOICE." The video feed then cuts back to the original show as the end credits are rolling.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

	* Local 58 was going to play a recording of a city council meeting from 1991 despite this episode taking place at least by 1994.		* Local 58 was going to play a recording of a city council meeting from 1991 despite this episode taking place at least by 1994.
	* The actual Skywatching show is likely a parody of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Gazers Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler]'' (later ''Star Gazer'')		* The actual Skywatching show is likely a parody of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Gazers Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler]'' (later ''Star Gazer'').
	* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.		* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.
	** This is the second time a Local 58 episode utilized a photograph from the Apollo missions. The “HAVE A GREAT NIGHT” screen in [[LOCAL58 - Contingency\|Contingency]] uses a photo of astronaut James Irwin of the Apollo 15 mission saluting the American flag on the moon.		** This is the second time a Local 58 episode utilized a photograph from the Apollo missions. The “HAVE A GREAT NIGHT” screen in [[LOCAL58 - Contingency\|Contingency]] uses a photo of astronaut James Irwin of the Apollo 15 mission saluting the American flag on the moon.
	** The end word "REJOICE", was also used in the first episode of The Mandela Catalogue named Overthrone, and it says: "Rejoice, Jesus is born".

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	File:SkywatchingMoon.jpeg\|Clearer render of the final shot of the Moon as seen on Kris Straub's Twitter account		File:SkywatchingMoon.jpeg\|Clearer render of the final shot of the Moon as seen on Kris Straub's Twitter account.<ref>https://x.com/krisstraub/status/1560295544450269186</ref>
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fandom>Silly Symphony: Silly Symphony moved page LOCAL58 - Skywatching to Skywatching

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fandom>Kurtjames at 06:26, 4 February 2024

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	There appears to be a skeletal structure on the dark side of the moon. Here are a few theories of what this could be/mean:		There appears to be a skeletal structure on the dark side of the moon. Here are a few theories of what this could be/mean:
	* The Moon was an “egg” and was hatching a skeletal being.		* The Moon was an “egg” and was hatching a skeletal being.
	* The Moon could manipulate its surface and created a shape that resembles a human ~~being~~ kneeling or praying (demanding to be worshiped).		* The Moon could manipulate its surface and created a shape that resembles a human kneeling or praying (demanding to be worshiped).
	* The Moon had been taken over by aliens and was being used as a way to communicate/terrorize humanity.		* The Moon had been taken over by aliens and was being used as a way to communicate/terrorize humanity.
	* The Moon is an organic being (the lunar dust being sucked into the crater).		* The Moon is an organic being (the lunar dust being sucked into the crater).

fandom>Giulio Balsamo at 17:12, 2 August 2023

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	* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.		* The ending of the actual Skywatching show uses a photograph called ''Earthrise''. The image of the moon’s view of Earth was taken by astronaut William Anders of the Apollo 8 mission.
	** This is the second time a Local 58 episode utilized a photograph from the Apollo missions. The “HAVE A GREAT NIGHT” screen in [[LOCAL58 - Contingency\|Contingency]] uses a photo of astronaut James Irwin of the Apollo 15 mission saluting the American flag on the moon.		** This is the second time a Local 58 episode utilized a photograph from the Apollo missions. The “HAVE A GREAT NIGHT” screen in [[LOCAL58 - Contingency\|Contingency]] uses a photo of astronaut James Irwin of the Apollo 15 mission saluting the American flag on the moon.
			** The end word "REJOICE", was also used in the first episode of The Mandela Catalogue named Overthrone, and it says: "Rejoice, Jesus is born".

	== Theories ==		== Theories ==

fandom>InsertAValidUsername at 18:43, 20 April 2023

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	The episode begins with Local 58's late night schedule, displaying that the next program will be a show called SKYWATCHING in blue with big words. The show then begins, but then quickly gets hijacked by a program claiming to be the previous show but this time its with someones home feed and less colorful it says SKYWATCHING in red with smaller words.		The episode begins with Local 58's late night schedule, displaying that the next program will be a show called SKYWATCHING in blue with big words. The show then begins, but then quickly gets hijacked by a program claiming to be the previous show but this time its with someones home feed and less colorful it says SKYWATCHING in red with smaller words.

	During the hijacked broadcast, the camera pans to the asterism named Orion's ~~belt~~ located in the constellation of Orion and The Pleiades inside the constellation of Taurus in the sky and displays their names accordingly. Then the cameraman points the camera to the moon reading the text "HIS THRONE." The camera operator then removes the lens on the camera and switches to another lens to show a close-up view of the moon.		During the hijacked broadcast, the camera pans to the asterism named Orion's Belt located in the constellation of Orion and The Pleiades inside the constellation of Taurus in the sky and displays their names accordingly. Then the cameraman points the camera to the moon reading the text "HIS THRONE." The camera operator then removes the lens on the camera and switches to another lens to show a close-up view of the moon.

	Then, after that the camera zooms out of the moon and zooms back in with the brightness on high now. The surface of the moon looks kind of disgusting and looks like air is coming in to it. The lens is switched out again to give the viewers an even closer view of the moon, and once again to reveal that the lunar dust is being sucked into a crater. The lens is switched out once more to display an even closer view of the Moon, revealing a strange pattern in the middle of a crater, and an arrow pointing downward.		Then, after that the camera zooms out of the moon and zooms back in with the brightness on high now. The surface of the moon looks kind of disgusting and looks like air is coming in to it. The lens is switched out again to give the viewers an even closer view of the moon, and once again to reveal that the lunar dust is being sucked into a crater. The lens is switched out once more to display an even closer view of the Moon, revealing a strange pattern in the middle of a crater, and an arrow pointing downward.