Happy birthday to John Astin!

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Happy birthday to John Astin aka the real Mister Radford!

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?

GOOD FRIDAY CHALLENGE

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It's Good Friday, the start of the Easter weekend, and your prompt for today is...

SACRIFICE

Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Guardian Spirit

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Written for the National Puppy Day challenge.

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( Read the rest of the Trusted Associates verse here )

New Fic Chapter: Roller Rink on the Edge of Forever, Chapter 11, Marshall/Dash, Rated E

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The Roller Rink on the Edge of Forever, Chapter 11: Sharp Edges

Roller skates. Video games. Getting trapped in Eerie's dark past with her ex-boyfriend. Death.

Janet just wanted to go home.

( Full summary and a link to read from the beginning )

Eerie Indiana pins from SuperYakiStuff available at Cinedelphia

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See Jason Marsden showing them off in this Instagram video!

Cryptid ABC's by Zakeno

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B is for Bigfoot who hides in the trees, scared of anything, even the breeze!

A History of Creepy Small Towns on TV, From ‘Twin Peaks’ to ‘Riverdale’

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"Quiet town, peaceful, low maintenance. It can stay that way," says a federal agent to the sheriff of the small town at the center of the new ABC drama "The Crossing." Yeah, good luck with that. In TV and movies, crazy, creepy, sci-fi, monster movie junk always goes down in quaint, tiny, Middle American suburbs far more often than it does in a big city. Who has time for aliens in New York? Give me a full on invasion or nothing. Leave the odd-goings on and the mysterious, unsolved disappearances to the town folk. This list charts the history of America's fictional small towns from kind of creepy to David Lynchian-grade bananas.

Eerie, Indiana - "Eerie, Indiana" (1991) "Eerie, Indiana" proceeded the small-town oddities of "X-Files" and "Buffy" and was a ratings bomb. But the show was a mysterious, underrated gem about a teen who collected evidence of strange goings-on in an Indiana town where no one seemed to notice or mind.