Eerie Indiana x Dreams gifset

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exactly what it says on the tin

KatMcTime on the Eerie, Indiana screening

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Look who it is! It's Justin Shenkarow on Skype talking about Eerie Indiana ( the best TV show ever )

EclecticEmpath stumbles into a Loyal Order photoshoot

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Visiting my family in the country has many beautiful gifts and this is one of them

MelissaLovesHorror rocks a Fright Rags/Eerie Indiana tee on Instagram

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"Nobody believes me but this is the centre of weirdness for the entire planet"

I think we can count YassineBentaieb as pro-reboot

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yooo eerie indiana was the shit

— yassine voorhees (@yassinebentaieb) October 16, 2018

Halloween costume ideas courtesy of Pop16661

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Here’s another bit of inspiration: pic.twitter.com/EDM3cOLOzc

— Bring Eerie to Netflix (@Pop16661) October 15, 2018

YumaBooma finds themselves in a very 90s timewarp

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I'm heartbroken that the Teryaki place next to my new house is actually out of business 😣😣😣😣 but we did find a pizza place that does an all you can eat buffet! ALSO just up the street is a K-Mart AAAAAND A VIDEO STORE! AN ACTUAL VIDEO STORE

— YUMA (@yumabooma) October 15, 2018

I think you are in Eerie, Indiana circa when Eerie, Indiana was a show.

— tryinasmilemore (@SalvadorViescaV) October 16, 2018

LanaLivesHere is a helpful friend

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what are your fave lesser known spooky films/tv? ya girl is sick and needs recommendations. so far i've watched the vvitch and over the garden wall

— Megan MacKay but make it spooky🔮🌊 (@mmmegan) October 15, 2018

Eerie, Indiana

— Lana (@LanaLivesHere) October 15, 2018

JimmyPDG on kid-friendly horror in the nineties

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There was a big run of spooky kids TV in the 90s. Are You Afraid of the Dark, Goosebumps, Eerie Indiana. They weren't really kid appropriate, but a lot of kids I knew watched or knew bout Tales From the Crypt and X-Files.

— Jimmy (@jimmypgd) October 15, 2018

MitchBerghini: time traveller?

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Listening to Mudhoney and studying for a midterm because I'm in an alternate universe where Eerie, Indiana was about me and never got cancelled and in this episode it never stops being 1993

— Hi it's Matt Collins (@mitchberghini) October 15, 2018

KidsBeCool on the Eerie, Indiana screening in Manchester

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Last night I got to see one of my all time favourite TV Shows on the big screen, thank you @RADscreenings for bringing Eerie Indiana to Manchester! Would love to see this show come back... #EerieIndiana pic.twitter.com/u62OXM4Hzp

— Charlotte Fear 🎃 (@Kidsbecool) October 15, 2018

Michael Kleen on Summer of 84

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SUMMER OF 84: A SUBURB CAN BE A DANGEROUS PLACE

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Reflections on Film and Television's Theme Song of the Week

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Eerie, Indiana.

The Indie Gamer Chick on Video Kid's use of pop culture references

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Big Bird. Fraggle Rock (or they might be Gummy Bears). Thundercats. He-Man riding Battle Cat. Clark Griswold’s Family Truckster complete with dog tied to bumper running behind. Reference, reference, reference. A conveyor belt of references. No context. No effort made past the character models. Just “hey, you know that thing you know about? I too know about that thing you know about, and I put it in my game so that you know that I know about that thing you know about.”

And for a lot of people, that’s all you need to make them happy. I don’t get it myself. The “pop” part of “pop-culture” stands for “popular.” For a thing to be part of pop-culture, it has to be seen by a lot of people and make enough of an impact that it becomes part of the public consciousness and thus will be remembered by the collective masses and cement its place in culture for generations yet to come. Pop(ular)-Culture. Get it?

So, when you see Optimus Prime show up in a random video game, it shouldn’t really mean anything to me or you, or anyone. Transformers is very well-known and has been a major part of pop-culture for three decades now. That’s why it had multiple cartoons, a line of toys, and then long after the height of its original popularity had passed, was able to be adapted into a multi-billion dollar movie franchise. Of course people have heard of Optimus Prime. If VideoKid wanted to impress me, it should have had cameos by Armed Force fighting Saw Boss or a sign welcoming you to Eerie, Indiana (pop: 16661). Something obscure, you know.

DeadManJones on the Eerie reboot and the Manchester Q&A

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A great Q&A with @justinshenkarow thanks to @RADscreenings. Excited by talk of an Eerie Reboot. I vote Justin returns like Richard Hatch returned to BSG; time for evil Simon. https://t.co/gbEJ8slmAm pic.twitter.com/mUVeHWYlR8

— dmj (@deadmanjones) October 14, 2018

Holiday Fluff Exchange is open for nominations

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Schedule:
Nominations Open - October 12
Nominations Close - October 21
Sign Ups Open - October 26
Sign Ups Close - November 4
Assignments Due - December 14
Works Revealed - December 21
Creators Revealed - December 31

Nominations:
You can nominate 5 fandoms and 10 relationships.

Use & to indicate platonic relationships.
Use / to indicate romantic relationships.

There are no restrictions on what fandoms can be nominated.
Non-fandom nominations should be under the Original Works fandom.
Crossovers should be nominated under the Crossover fandom with each character's original fandom in parentheses after their name.
Whenever possible, fandoms should be nominated as the largest umbrella fandom that is applicable. If you think the umbrella fandom tag will lead to confusion, please add a subfandom in parentheses after the character's name.
Along those same lines, please nominate any movies or TV shows related to Marvel Studios under Marvel Cinematic Universe. This includes, but is not limited to, Agents of Shield, Agent Carter, Netflix Marvel, and Venom.
I'm not familiar with comic universes, so if people who are would help me know how best to approve those nominations, it would be appreciated.

Sign Ups:
You can make 3-10 requests and 3-10 offers.
In the sign up form you will indicate whether you want art or a fic as your gift, and which you are willing to create.

Assignments:
Fics must be at least 1000 words.
Art must be at least a complete line drawing.

Works must not include any elements listed as Do Not Wants (DNW) by your recipient.

We are taking a very loose stance on the Fluff requirement. As long as you include some fluffy aspects, you can add angst, hurt/comfort, smut, or whatever other aspects you want.

Pinch hits will be posted to the community. If you think you can't finish your work by the deadline, please default on AO3.