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E.T.

Yes really. I played it all the time as a kid and didn't think it was any more difficult or abstract than the rest of the 2600's catalogue. Granted, we kept the manual, which made a huge difference in understanding and enjoying its bizarre logic, but still. I had no idea it was so hated until at least a decade later.

"How he looked like"? Really BBC? Not "how he looked" or "what he looked like"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f15shbsOT8Y

It did. Production order makes more sense, so for anyone else who needs it:

1 Pilot
2 You Are Here
3 Arrhythmia
4 Perception
5 Skin
6 Are you Receiving?
7 The Bends
8 Blood Brothers
9 Unbound
10 Simon Says
11 Disrupt
12 Beholder
13 Straw Man

Basically those scenes in Gen V when Sam hallucinates puppets being torn apart.

I totally forgot about Hey There Cthulhu, so here's that too.

Not quite the same, but along those lines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGSdYFR50Y8

I might swap in Explorers as the third to complete the "kids flying spaceships" theme. But BNI was a classic too.

What OP's describing sounds a lot like this scene in "A Clockwork Origin".

Sure, until you hit the first pebble or chunk of wood.

FYI, you linked the same video twice.