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?

Episode of the Month

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Your themed episodes for the month of February are "Heart on a Chain" and "The Hole in the Head Gang"

Imbolc Challenge

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February 1st is upon us, and it's time to mark the begining of Spring in Eerie. Traditionally, this will involve some trips to holy wells, so tell us what that looks like at the centre of weirdness for the entire planet.

A Softer Indiana

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#134: also, maybe you could brush more.

#644: Birds gotta fly. Fish gotta swim.

PROMPT CHALLENGE: VALENTINES DAY

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Valentines Day is two weeks away - I don't want to tell you how to do your holiday, but I heard giving a girl your heart is good way to win her over.

Or you could ride your bike in slow circles like a loser, jeez, Marshall

Justin Shenkarow on working with Dick Miller

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I had the great privilege to work with the brilliantly talented Dick Miller on Eerie Indiana. I also knew his wonderful wife Lainie as part of the SAG young performers committee. My deepest condolences to Lainie and the entire Miller family.

Live in Just Today's new project

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Tryna start a side project called Eerie Indiana where I just sing about Bigfoot and Mothman and stuff, hmu if you want in

— Karen! (@liveinjusttoday) January 31, 2019

Meninobolha on Eerie Indiana

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Tava aqui reassistindo Eerie Indiana e lembrei o quanto era bizarra essa serie pra criança. era tipo um Arquivo X Kids kkk. pic.twitter.com/pFMEHMsPKd

— Minilla (@meninobolha) January 31, 2019

ScienceFiction.com Movie Review: ‘The Voices’

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Before Ryan Reynolds slips back into the Marvel Universe as the Merc with a Mouth in ‘Deadpool,’ he takes on a whole different sort of killer in ‘The Voices.’ From ‘Persepolis’ and ‘Chicken With Plums’ director Marjane Satrapi, this Sundance Film Festival darling follows a bathtub factory worker from a small town named Jerry that speaks to his pets, who happen to speak to him right back. But when the companionship of his evil talking cat or his benevolent talking dog isn’t enough, he pursues his office crush. All goes well until things take a murderous turn and Jerry finds himself struggling over whether he’s actually a good person or a bad one

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Happy birthday to Grant Gelt aka Tod McNulty

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Fun fact: Grant Gelt, who played Bertram Grover Weeks in The Sandlot, now manages Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. pic.twitter.com/uINc3AC11t

— Kelsey Kingdon (@KelseyKingdon) August 12, 2018