FULL MOON CHALLENGE

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It's a full moon tonight, and that means it's time for our monthly Full Moon challenge. As usual, you can incorporate this challenge however you see fit - tell us tales of madness, shifting tides, werewolves, lunar goddesses, whether the moon landing was real or fake or simply a mass hallucination.

Eerie Indiana fan-created bluray box art

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Artwork Showcase: The Complete Tales of Eerie, Indiana

This show is a cult favorite, one that spawned books, happy meal toys, and a spin-off sequel even though it was only on air for a short time. Utilizing a lot of the books visual appeal to mask the bland promotional photos I was wanying deepen the appeal universally. I believe fans of this show fully accept this project with

Eerie Indiana trailer

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Watch it here.

Enfermosdecine on Eerie Indiana

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El club de medianoche. Que grande. Y siempre apagando la hoguera al final. Esa época junto a 'Eerie Indiana' o 'El cuentacuentos'. Series artesanas, familiares, con mucho cariño en lo realizado. pic.twitter.com/ikFP0zzABr

— enfermosdecine (@enfermosdecine) May 17, 2019

The True Miss B on the best one-season shows

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Ok, a different question from me today - what is your favourite TV show that only lasted one season?

I know lots will say Firefly of course - but mine is Threshhold. A crying shame it didn't get to continue its story, and what a cast! Carla Gugino, Peter Dinklage, Brent Spiner! pic.twitter.com/HT3pFTDbpI

— Altered Instinct (@AlteredInstinct) May 16, 2019

Has to be Firefly. But also Eerie Indiana, Constantine and American Gothic...Lucas Buck (?) Was dreamy...😍 pic.twitter.com/l5oBbz2OKq

— Miss B (@thetrueMissB) May 17, 2019

Jupiter3Ni on an Eerie Indiana reboot

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Since reboots of older shows has become a "thing"
I pitch this idea.
Bring back:

Eerie, Indiana

I loved this show
it was the Jr. Twin Peaks/ The Xfiles.
Cried my eyes out after it was cancelled.
It wasn't cute! 😭

Umm, let's not mention that horrid spinoff from 1998.😬 pic.twitter.com/8reZuz2k55

— Ni Gee (@Jupiter3Ni) May 17, 2019

Fifi's community outreach is going well

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My dog has joined a gang. Am very concerned. pic.twitter.com/GN6GH1ds2a

— Olly Richards (@olly_richards) May 17, 2019

Reminds me of that classic episode of ‘Eerie Indiana’ where the dogs unite and turn on humans.

— Sam Parker (@samparkercouk) May 17, 2019

Best ship dynamic

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Ah, the best ship dynamic pic.twitter.com/S0LVlHj274

— Pouline (@enhipares) May 11, 2019

Dash/Marshall #EerieIndiana @deifire @eerieindianalj1 https://t.co/dJhjz54WVw

— William Arthur (@Wart_M) May 17, 2019

Same, Agent Elm. Same.

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I miss Eerie Indiana

— Spider-Em🕸 (@AgentElm) May 16, 2019

Quixoticaftrall on Eerie Indiana

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The fact that Eerie, Indiana and So Weird are so forgotten as kids horror/sci-fi shows is goshdarned blasphemy I tell ya.

— Sam (@quixoticaftrall) May 16, 2019

ForeverWare on DailyMotion

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https://t.co/mvGv2RztB4

— Sam (@quixoticaftrall) May 16, 2019

HawkedOff on Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension

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Not Quite Orwell, but Insightful Comment on Media's Transformation of Society

Good, bad or indifferent, the pilot of this short-lived series assigns responsibility for the new weirdness in Eerie to the breakdown of social traditions and the mind control brought on by the power of media, specifically cable TV with no less than 2000 channels. (Mitchell: "Are you sure it's the same Golf Channel"? Stanley, incredulous: "There's more than one?") On one level, the show seeks to entertain kids and teens with the usual "kids on a crusade to rid the world of evil" plot lines, the evil cleverly twisted into seemingly innocuous weirdness, an element that is immediately relevant to young people beginning to encounter the world outside their homes. On another level, the script of the pilot mercilessly skewers the contemporary (1998) obsession with media-delivered entertainment and the accompanying breakdown of communication within families and between friends; conformity (five identical cheerleaders all drinking Black Cows in exactly the same way at the World o' Stuff soda counter); and the marketing manipulation, in the person of cable-TV salesman for the Eerie region, Ted Tanner. Through the expressed concerns of our heroes, Mitchell and Stanley, and their counterparts from the earlier series, Marshall and Simon, Eerie and the world are warned that "Eerie . . . will cease to exist . . . it wasn't just normality on the line - it was to be our very existence." With nearly two decades of hindsight (as of 2017) the dominance of "reality" TV, obvious and hidden marketing, and several forms of social media not even invented yet as this show ran its course, makes "Eerie . . . The Other Dimension" prophetic beyond its modest satirical intentions.

Half Halloween with Forever Bogus!

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Half Halloween isn't over yet! Next Saturday we are taking over @armourtheater to celebrate all things spooky and nostalgic. We are screening two hours of your favorite spooky TV shows from your childhood. All starts NEXT SATURDAY at 9PM only at Screenland Armour. See you there... If you DARE! #eerieindiana #the90skids #halfhalloween

CeilingKarasu on Eerie Indiana

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Still can’t find the show I’m looking for but apparently Stranger Things and/or the X-Files (1993) might have been based off of some 1991 show called Eerie, Indiana?

Which was basically Encyclopedia Brown but it got spooky

Mister Radford and Mayor Chisel discuss the Harvest King

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Watch it here.

Stephanie Crawford on The Last Drive In

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Does anyone else think the “World of Stuff” theme song from EERIE, INDIANA would be perfect here? (If you get this reference, congrats on being my age!) 🎶 Just can’t get enough... 🎶 #TheLastDriveIn https://t.co/cphstVu8Sj

— a Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) May 18, 2019

These are the important questions!

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Does anyone else think the “World of Stuff” theme song from EERIE, INDIANA would be perfect here? (If you get this reference, congrats on being my age!) 🎶 Just can’t get enough... 🎶 #TheLastDriveIn https://t.co/cphstVu8Sj

— a Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) May 18, 2019

Ha, great reference. Did you have a crush on Marshall Or Dash X?

— Ace Bentura: Ben Nature Calls (@Hooraydiation) May 18, 2019

100% Marshall’s girl, but I do have to admit Dash X had that bad boy intrigue...

— a Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) May 18, 2019

I can believe that Eerie and Castle Rock exist in the same reality

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#OnMyTripGoCastleRock I called my grandma in Eerie, Indiana. pic.twitter.com/MfQUxHM0f6

— Janet Harrison (@Janet0Harrison) May 18, 2019

Eerie Indiana at Armour Theatre

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Half Halloween isn't over yet! Next Saturday we are taking over @armourtheater to celebrate all things spooky and nostalgic. We are screening two hours of your favorite spooky TV shows from your childhood. All starts NEXT SATURDAY at 9PM only at Screenland Armour. See you there... If you DARE!