MollyMarie on Eerie Indiana

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Ohhhh man that was MY SHIT. That and Eerie, Indiana.

— Molls (@mollymarie03) June 29, 2019

SparkleBliss on Eerie Indiana

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Eerie, Indiana is on Amazon, and I'm having a great weekend, thanks.

— Carly Kocurek (@sparklebliss) June 29, 2019

This episode where this kid's orthodontic headgear lets him hear dogs talking TERRIFIED ME as a child. I mean, in my defense, I was like 9.

— Carly Kocurek (@sparklebliss) June 29, 2019

It scared the hell out of a bunch of folks when wide-band broadcasts started up and suddenly their tin roofs or garden spades or dental fillings started acting as receivers

— Andrew Ferguson (@epiktistes) June 29, 2019

Also an important plot point in the Adventures of Pete & Pete!

— Carly Kocurek (@sparklebliss) June 29, 2019

DasKreatur on an Eerie Indiana reboot

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@Nickelodeon @netflix @hulu @FOXTV
can you please reboot Eerie Indiana? Maybe @Omarikatz_ could play the father pic.twitter.com/T0qm2h6VZy

— Higher Standards (@DasKreatur) June 28, 2019

S Runner reviews Eerie Indiana

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One of the greatest Horror/Mystery/Fantasy series ever.

Too bad it ran for such a short period of time.

This is very Eerie as suggested by the title, I saw it several years back, it's about a town in Indiana county (which you can kill me but I don't know where it is) where a lot of very very strange things happen every week to two young kids and they collect things about it in a closet in Marshell's attic, he carries the key for the closet on him and it plays an important part in some episodes, one of the kids, I'm proud to say, is jewish and that is amplified in a nice episode when the kids shift to the backstage.

I also remember an episode about the time when Marshell sets his watch backwards to winter time and he shifts to another dimension along with a girl who disappeared the same way a year back, there are some guys who are chasing them and someone helps them, I won't tell you what happens and it's a knockout ending.

There are a lot of cool episodes and I wish they would make more.

Well, go bug your local supplier to get the show, I'm off to check the next incarnation.

Freak 39 on Eerie Indiana

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This shouldn't have been cancelled

Eerie, Indiana is usually shown on Channel 4 in the hollidays in our country and I never miss it even though I have taped most episodes. My favourite episodes had to be the ones with Dash-X(Jason Marsden). I was upset when I realised there was only 5 or 6 in that series and it was then cancelled. There was so much that wasn't answered, for example, where did Dash-X come from? Why did he have grey hair?

This is The X-files but for kids and don't watch Eerie Indiana The Other Dimension because it doesn't have what the original series had (it doesn't even have any of the original characters). So if this is on TV watch it and see for yourselves that this is a good and entertaining show that shouldn't have been cancelled.

Loz8 on Eerie Indiana

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I loved this show when i was 8.. i love it now.

Hi :) When i first saw "Eerie" as i now affectionately dub it, I was 8. I lived in England and i remember it was on Channel 4 (pretty good memory since i am now almost 17). I adored it. Omri Katz (Marshall Teller) reminded me of my older brother and I sometimes wished my brother was as cool. 3 years ago, i saw the title "Eerie Indiana" in the Cable TV guide here in Oz. And all my fond memories came rushing back. I remembered 3 episodes quite clearly. This show made an impact on me so large... i don't know how to explain it! Luckily i got to see it over and over again on cable. I can't believe they axed "Eerie" after only 19 episodes, leaving me with only 6 episodes with my now favourite actor Jason Marsden. If you can, watch an episode of Eerie Indiana, no matter what age you are. You will love the references to other TV shows, and common knowledge, the kooky music.. characters, plotlines. And.. perhaps, you will see that there were some programs which tried to be revolutionary. Shame the kids of that era (minus myself of course) didn't see it, coz it's a cult classic now!

Jaiken on Eerie Indiana

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Fantastic Finale

As sad as I was to see this excellent quirky show end, I was blown away by the final episode. In "Reality Takes a Holiday" Marshall (Omri Katz) suddenly finds himself on a t.v. sound stage and his family starts calling him Omri saying that they are all characters on a show called "Eerie, Indiana. He finds a script which has everything he does magically appear seconds after the fact. He then finds out that he is being written out of the series and will be killed. Many of the crew have cameos in this episode and it is a fitting finale to one of my favorite modern shows. I think that it was just too weird for most people to handle.

Brad Dharma on Eerie Indiana

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One of my favorite shows

I remember watching this show when I was younger and a year or two ago, catching the re-runs on Disney channel. It was like an Outer Limits for kids. Every week it was original with great special guests like Matt Frewer, Henry Gibson, even Tobey Maguire as a lovelorn ghost. The follow-up to the show was Fox's Eerie, Indiana, the Other Dimension which could have been an interesting idea, but was not as good as its original. My favorite episode was when the town found out that the owner of the general store was actually a maniac and had tied up the original owner in the basement. The original owner was played by John Astin. I wish they would release them on DVD.

Guivan25 on Eerie Indiana

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Contained an excellent dark edge.

I only saw about three episodes of this show when it aired on the Fox network, but of what I remember I like. Key to the show was its dark, almost Tim Burton-esque view of a 'normal' suburban town -- from a psychotic 1950's-era mom whose unique use of Tupperware allows her immortality, to a ritual designed to appease an annual Midwest tornado, the show consistently showed a creativity well worth a half-hour on Saturday mornings. And yet, as most good network shows seem to be these day, it was canceled after its first season. Go figure.

Eerie Indiana on Ranker

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The Best Teen Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Series

Quallevra on Eerie Indiana

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I watched this show faithfully when it was on Fox Saturday mornings, and any other time and place I could find it. It's really too bad it isn't on now, because it's a terrific show. The stories were clever, and many of the details were incredibly funny. Other parts of it were very serious. The neat thing is, they managed to mix both elements and make it work perfectly. The acting was really good, and the whole mood of the show was perfect. The longer it went on, the better the episodes got, in my opinion. I wish they hadn't cancelled it, or if nothing else, that it was on in reruns more often. This show is too good not to be on.

FunsoBanlow on the OA

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Just finished season 2 of #theoa. Thoroughly enjoyed it. @britmarling, @z_al, I'm guessing that at least one of you two is an #eerieindiana head?

— Mango Jenkins (@FunsoBanlow) June 29, 2019

F13xo on an Eerie Indiana reboot

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@joe_dante - Series Idea: Eerie, Indiana with a grown up Marshall! Did he hook up with Janet? Where’s Simon? Does Dash X finally learn his origin? That would be awesome thanks! #EerieIndiana #TheLostHourReturns

— f13xo (@f13xo) June 29, 2019

Syndi discusses shapes on Halloween night

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Here we have a random frame from #EerieIndiana [6.7550@391s] #TVOutOfContext #NBC pic.twitter.com/JV8icDtJFL

— No Context TV (@UKNoContextTV) June 29, 2019

DarkoGalahad on Mister Wilson

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Would you withdraw money from this ATM?

The Omega Dork watches Mr. Chaney

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Watching some more Eerie, Indiana and BAM! Stephen Root! pic.twitter.com/Kby9tcF56S

— Matthew Constantine (@TheOmegaDork) June 29, 2019

TextbookMobster on mystery YA

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Definitely Chronicles of Prydain for me. But also Boxcar Children (because of the food) and other mystery YA books. I still crave those Eerie Indiana books. 😭

— Moth (@textbookMobster) June 29, 2019