Happy birthday to Omri Katz!

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Happy birthday to Omri Katz aka Marshall Teller, born this day in 1976.

Eerie, Indiana logo shoes

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I used the photo of my Eerie Indiana crew jacket to design myself a pair of Eerie, Indiana logo shoes:

HalfTheMike models Fright Rags' Eerie, Indiana town sign shirt on Instagram

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Has anyone spotted one of these in the wild yet? I live in hope...

VintageNiki has the best name for her eBay store

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Anyone remember Eerie Indiana? I named my store after the shop in the show because I wanted a store like that one day. @raven_oak_and_stone and I used to watch this every day. And one day I will own my own world of stuff!

Eerie, Indiana t-shirt on eBay

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Featuring Mars and Simon in front of the evidence locker

Ranker.com lists the greatest horror tv shows for kids

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Most of the horror shows on television are aimed at an adult audience, but not all. The last years younger viewers have been able to get their horror fix from shows like Eerie Indiana, , Going Round the Twist and Are You Afraid of the Dark.

Which ones did scare you the most as a kid?

Bustle: 16 Disney Channel Shows You Totally Forgot You Loved

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Let's got one thing cleared up right here and now: we grew up during a golden era of kids TV. In fact, there were so many amazing kids shows of the '90s and early '00s that we were kind of spoiled for choice on what to watch. As a result, there's likely a whole bunch of Disney Channel shows you totally forgot you loved. And it's OK. These things happen. What matters is that I'm here to help.

The problem with a lot of these shows is that we all might have been too young when we were watching them to remember them now. Or some of them were forgettable because they were spin-offs of an existing program. (Listen, I don't know about you, but there's only space in my memory bank for a single version of a TV show at any one time.) But the heart never forgets, you guys, and hopefully you'll be swooning in nostalgia at the mention of any one of the shows below.

So wrap up with a blanket, because you're definitely going to be catching some major nostalgia feels when I remind you of some of these beloved Disney Channel shows that you might have forgotten about.

Eerie, Indiana: It was weird, spooky, and felt like a secret show that our parents wouldn't understand.

BloodyDisgusting on Horror Shows That Need a “Twin Peaks”-Style Comeback

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With the explosion of streaming services and entertainment venues, along with a desire to get and hold the attention of the modern viewer, it’s no surprise that many of them have brought back popular and cult series years after their initial run ended. From Arrested Development to Prison Break to 24, networks and content producers embraced the power of recognition. However, unlike other shows like MacGyver and Hawaii 5-0, which rebooted their concepts, these other shows picked up their story years after the initial run, while still telling the same story about the same characters.

Two of the most prominent examples are The X-Files, which returned to FOX with record viewership, and Twin Peaks, earning David Lynch some of the best critical reception of his career. Both are considered horror-themed series, so why not strike while the nostalgia iron is hot and bring back some other beloved horror series? This is a list of other great horror TV series that could make a comeback.

Eerie, Indiana:

A beloved cult show that deserves even more love and admiration than it already receives, the horror-comedy series perfectly portrayed what any adolescent horror fan’s inner world would look like if it sprang to life. It was cancelled in its first season, but reruns on The Disney Channel kept it in the popular imagination for years afterwards and led to another single-season spin-off, Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension.

If the original series was about a boy who uncovered the strange secrets of his hometown but no one believed him, bringing the show back with a grown-up Omri Katz playing his character as an adult seems like a perfect continuation. Instead of being the investigating child, perhaps he’s now the creepy adult figure who works out of the local library, still trying to solve decades-old mysteries…