Feedback Friday!

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It's Friday, Eerie fans, and it's a great time to look back on all the sweet fanworks you've created over the years. Why not revisit some sweet artwork, admire someone's crafting efforts or leave an appreciative comment on an uploaded video?

Crossover and Non-Canon Day!

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It's the 28th of the month, and that means it's officially time to talk about all those non-Eerie fandoms that, despite taking place outside of Eerie city limits, still remind you of the centre of weirdness for the entire planet.

Tell us about the latest episode of Welcome to Nightvale, your ideas for a Gravity Falls crossover, or what Twin Peaks's Andy Brennan would think of Eerie's Officer Knight. Caught up on Lumberjanes or Paper Girls? Tell us about it. Still not caught up on Eureka, Haven or Sleepy Hollow? Ask us about it. Wondering how Mister Radford and Skip from the 'Burbs would get along if they met in ice-cream making school? Me too!

CultFaction reviews Century Falls

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Century Falls was a six episode miniseries initially broadcast in 1993. It was written by Russell T Davies, and tells the story of teenager Tess Hunter (Catherine Sanderson) and her mother (Heather Baskerville), who move to the seemingly idyllic rural village of Century Falls, only to find that it hides many powerful secrets!

Upon arrival, Tess and her mother begin to find Century Falls to be a strange village, haunted by a disaster that befell it during the performance of an occult ceremony forty years earlier.

Tess befriends the only other children in the village, brother and sister Ben (Simon Fenton) and Carey Naismith (Emma Jane Lavin), and finds that Ben has strange powers which he draws from the waterfall that gives the village its name.

The Naismiths’ uncle Richard (Bernard Kay) is working with his aged father, Dr Josiah Naismith, to complete the unfinished ceremony using Ben’s powers, hoping to raise the spirit of a mysterious God-like being, Century. They are eventually stopped by Tess’s actions, aided by the local Harkness sisters, who knew the original tragedy of the 1950’s events.

Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Civic Duty

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Masters of Horror shirts and pins from Fright-Rags

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MAN OF A 1000 FACES meets MERCHANT OF MENACE in our new Officially Licensed MASTERS OF HORROR collection! https://t.co/VlDrVnVzJ8 #horror pic.twitter.com/N5mAITPWAX

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Witches of East End: No.

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Put "Witches of East End" on in the background so Netflix can entertain me while I'm doing some chores. Literally two minutes into it when a lady in red shows up on screen and says "I'm not anxious, I know Dash is the one, I love him so much."

Sorry, show. You might be fine, but that red dress lady isn't Marshall Teller and as a result you have weirded me the fuck out. Stranger Things rewatch it is.

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