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?

more stuff!

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not a mystery that needed to be solved but i went ahead and solved it anyway. i had no idea that EERIE were real comics, I thought they were made up for the show! sorry if this has already been done .<.

hunger games simulator but with eerie indiana characters. live like its 2014, do whatever the fuck you want.

Eerie Indiana Episode 5: Scariest Home Movies

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Watch it here.

The ice-cream counter at the World o' Stuff goes mobile

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A solitary ice cream vendor in pristine condition & surroundings parked late at night. It was rather sinisterly, in the same way clowns 🤡 are. Late & lonely. Eerie Indiana, stranger things. Ice cream man ring your bell ding ding. Twin peaks #spooky pic.twitter.com/0f6HvN3qfY

— Graham Bell (@GBtris) August 8, 2019

Mik3caprio on the Eerie Examiner

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Clearly Eerie, Indiana was prescient about POTUS. Who was it who worked on that TV show who knew T rump?? https://t.co/CMjR718TBz

— Mike Caprio (@mik3caprio) August 8, 2019

The Dork Mite on Eerie Indiana

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'Was I the only one who thought "The Donald" should be renamed "The Slime"?' ('Zombies in P.J.s', Eerie Indiana , 1992.) pic.twitter.com/XoQuyWUSma

— Jughead J'onzz (@thedorkmite) December 27, 2016

Robutoid on Eerie Indiana

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Catching up on some Eerie, Indiana. It's been too long…

— shawn lee (@robutoid) August 8, 2019

byMariiel on an Eerie Indiana reboot

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Aprovecho que Fox Kids es TT para tirar la idea de que Netflix haga una nueva versión de Eerie Indiana. Porque sería un golazo de idea.

También quiero decir que si no viste a Wishbone no mereces vivir.

— Marii (@byMariiel) August 8, 2019

CriticalRedPen on Eerie Indiana

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Put Eerie Indiana on Netflix you cowards

— Elaine Burke (@CriticalRedPen) August 8, 2019

The OA fans are dancing up some pretty wild conspiracy theories about the show's cancellation

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To wit: The show’s second season finale ended with a very meta twist, as the titular OA (Brit Marling, who also created the show, with Zal Batmanglij), whose aforementioned magic dancing drives much of the series plot, ends up teleporting to a world where she’s…Brit Marling, star and co-creator of a TV show called The OA. And while we feel duty-bound to point out that this is also the plot of one of the last episodes of Eerie, Indiana—get on it, clueseekers!—that reveal has led fans to wonder if the show has really been canceled after all, or if they’re all just trapped in some sort of meta-fictional web. As propagated on Reddit—and now, admittedly, in articles exactly like this one—the theory suggests that it’s time for fans to take their magical dancing out into the real world as an act of faith to revive the show. (It doesn’t help that Jason Isaacs, who plays the series antagonist—and also, of course, actor Jason Isaacs—recently posted a video of himself showing off every step of the mystical choreography.)

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TOP 10 AMERICAN TOWNS AND CITIES WITH THE SCARIEST NAMES

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There are places in America that no-one should go to at all, let alone after dark, but these ten towns and cities (All located in America) will give you the willies even before you have got there…

6: Erie, Pennsylvania

Anyone who used to watch the TV show Eerie, Indiana will think this place is scary. And Pennsylvania is too close to Transylvania for my liking.

Fan-made Eerie Indiana blu-ray

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See it here.

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— Fred The Blu-Ray Dog (@FredBluRayDog) August 10, 2019

National Book Lovers Day

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It's National Book Lovers Day, so how about some fanworks themed around the Eerie Library, the spinner rack of faded romance novels at the World o' Stuff, or that rarest and most difficult to obtain even through inter-library loan, the Sorcerers Bible?

We Hardly Knew You podcast on Eerie Indiana

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"Eerie, Indiana" Part 2

Unwell podcast

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The newest production of HartLife NFP, creators of the critically-acclaimed fiction podcast Our Fair City, is a Midwestern Gothic horror set in an ancient boarding house in rural Ohio. Unwell is a triumph of writing and sound design, with spookiness and a creeping sense of dread rooted the detailed design of the haunted house. The ghosts and dysfunctional family dynamics inside of Fenwood House are echoed in the town of Mount Absalom itself, in its enigmatic conspiracies and intense celery crop worship. It is the combination of Unwell’s production quality and laser-focus on details without forgetting the big picture that makes this one of the best debuts of 2019.

It'sMeJoJo84 on the Eerie Indiana DVD boxset

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anyone remember this show? I loved it growing up and now I can rewatch and relive my 90s childhood lol

Are You Afraid pod on Eerie Indiana Episode Six: Just Say No Fun

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The Gang is still on vacation in Eerie, Indiana. Today we're going to Just Say No Fun. Highlights include cookie murder, serious candy talk, and probably something else.

Unfilled Prompts for Better Weird than Dead: An Eerie, Indiana Fic Fest

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Submitted by eviinsanemonkey:

"Greek Gods."