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froodleFor this challenge, cast your minds to a far off place that looks remarkably like Canada, and consider the adventures of Stanley Hope and Mitchell Taylor, because today we are exploring Eerie, Indiana: the Other Dimension!
Sep. 17th, 2019
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Media Professor on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:09 amfroodleReminder to anyone subscribing to Amazon Prime: the entire one-season run of NBC's cult TV series EERIE, INDIANA (all nineteen of its delightfully Lynchian episodes) is included in your membership, and makes the perfect lead-up to this season's Halloweird Halloween celebrations. pic.twitter.com/dvEPbjSJUJ
— D. Scott Diffrient (@Media_Professor) September 17, 2019
Spenworks on TV shows to write for
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:14 amfroodleI was asked the other day, if there were any shows before I became a TV writer, that I wished I could go back in time and write for.
— Glenn Farrington (@HaHaScribe) September 17, 2019
1. Battlestar Galactica (2004)
2. Stargate SG-1
3. Firefly
4. Quantum Leap
5. Cheers
Okay, WGA and Pre-WGA...what are your top 5?
#WGA #PreWGA
Barney Miller
— Spencer Moore (@Spenworks) September 17, 2019
The Adventures Of Rocky and Bullwinkle
Buffalo Bill
Misfits of Science
Rockford Files
Otherworld
Mr. Smith
Eerie Indiana
American Gothic
The Days and Nights Of Molly Dodd
Spinozo on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:17 amfroodleUh, en un blog de películas subieron la serie Eerie Indiana, era genial.
— Jacques Insermini (@spinozo) September 17, 2019
LA VI, CUAL ES EL BLOG?
— argentocontradictori (@JGUTZ1) September 17, 2019
400películas
— Jacques Insermini (@spinozo) September 17, 2019
gracias
— argentocontradictori (@JGUTZ1) September 17, 2019
froodleThe opening credits sequence of What We Do In The Shadows (movie and show) is one of my favorites. Feels cool and electric without undermining the goofiness. You're Dead rocks. What are some other good credit sequences?
— Mmm? (@Merman_Melville) September 16, 2019
MPD Psycho, X-Files, Eerie Indiana, Westworld
— Pete Haughie (@PeteHaughie) September 17, 2019
GattoPablo on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:23 amfroodleMe gustaba mucho esta serie. Pero entre los 28 de Eerie Indiana y los 25 de Friends siento que estoy contando #LosCuentosDelAgüelo 👴🏼 https://t.co/udl5fnSioq
— Pablo Gatto (@GattoPablo) September 17, 2019
El capítulo de los gemelos que dormían en un Tupperware es inolvidable. Tengo algunos amigos que, sospecho, hacen lo mismo
— Pablo Gatto (@GattoPablo) September 17, 2019
Rawrie on Omri Katz
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:25 amfroodleY yo tenía un serio crush con Omri gracias a esa peli y a Eerie, Indiana. pic.twitter.com/WO0unzE218
— Roe 🛸 (@rawrie_) September 16, 2019
Byker Grove/Eerie Indiana crossover?
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:28 amfroodleThe moment Byker Grove turned into Eerie, Indiana!
— Scarred for Life (@ScarredForLife2) September 16, 2019
So did Eerie Indiana do this too? Rings a bell. Think another US show from similar time did, maybe the Sorbo Hercules. Not as an ‘everyone dies’ finale tho
— Russell Parker (@pussellrarker) September 16, 2019
Yeah, there was an Eerie, Indiana episode where Marshall finds himself in an episode of... Eerie, Indiana. It was all very 'Gurney Slade'.
— Scarred for Life (@ScarredForLife2) September 16, 2019
I want to read these so bad!
Sep. 17th, 2019 07:57 amfroodlesemi-related but @TheCitizenD and I have been discussing ways to work Eerie, Indiana into academic papers and it's Glorious
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 16, 2019
FTRBestseller on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 08:01 amfroodleMarshall Teller is so Dramatic #EerieIndiana
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 16, 2019
That's it, that's the show.
— Kelley (@ftrbestseller) September 16, 2019
10/10 would adopt as a religion
Sep. 17th, 2019 08:03 amfroodleEerie Indina, Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark. The unholy trinity of awesome.
— Stan Strange 🇳🇴 (@Stan_Strange) September 16, 2019
Chooseday Challenge
Sep. 17th, 2019 08:06 amfroodleIt's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!
This week, your options are:
Hammerin, thank God I don't have a headache anymore vs Mr. Wilson
This week, your options are:
Hammerin, thank God I don't have a headache anymore vs Mr. Wilson
BettCovenant on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:04 pmfroodleAún tengo pesadillas con el Eterna Pack, ¡qué grande Eerie Indiana!
— Beatriz Chavarri (@BettCovenant) September 17, 2019
froodleThat’s always been a title I’ve never cared to bother with.
— Chris Clemens (@cpclemens) September 16, 2019
But, with all the Anomaly news lately it’s had me thinking back to obscure movies. Any of you have a copy of the Peanut Butter Solution?
Weeiiirrrdddd Canadian flick I loved as a kid.
So, this kid wants to grow his hair, and this homeless looking woman gives him a recipe with peanut butter and dead flies and random stuff to put on his scalp. He does, but nothing happens. BUT THEEENNNNN suddenly his hair won't STOP growing. It's outta control. But wait...
— Chris Clemens (@cpclemens) September 16, 2019
Turns out, the whole thing was a setup by this weird dude who keeps children to grow their hair out with this special concoction to make paint brushes with. Because, when you paint with a brush made from the hair of a kid who used the peanut butter solution....
— Chris Clemens (@cpclemens) September 16, 2019
The painting comes alive!
— Chris Clemens (@cpclemens) September 16, 2019
So, they try to bust the kids out this hair paint brush factory and take down the weird old guy.
I have no idea why I was allowed to watch the movie at the age I actually did. But, I quickly obsessed and watched many times.
DAMN YOU FINGERS!! Peanut Butter Solution is on YouTube - currently being viewed and its a BIZARRE DELIGHT. This clearly influenced Erie, Indiana in the 90s. https://t.co/FSsfHKpj5a
— Dan Howell 🏳️🌈 (@FitGayGeek) September 17, 2019
I was already in, but Eerie, Indiana *really* sells me. Man, I loved that show.
— Adam Lubitow (@adamlubitow) September 17, 2019
Den of Geek on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:13 pmfroodleFans of both The X-Files and Twin Peaks should definitely take a trip down to Eerie, Indiana.https://t.co/dpRWhdMxlL
— Den of Geek News! (@DenofGeekUS) September 17, 2019
agitpopblog on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:15 pmfroodleI was too young for the original run of TWIN PEAKS, but that show and EERIE, INDIANA made me very receptive towards weird TV.
— Baron von Agitpop (@agitpopblog) September 17, 2019
Michael R. Perry on his early career
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:18 pmfroodleI was asked the other day, if there were any shows before I became a TV writer, that I wished I could go back in time and write for.
— Glenn Farrington (@HaHaScribe) September 17, 2019
1. Battlestar Galactica (2004)
2. Stargate SG-1
3. Firefly
4. Quantum Leap
5. Cheers
Okay, WGA and Pre-WGA...what are your top 5?
#WGA #PreWGA
Barney Miller
— Spencer Moore (@Spenworks) September 17, 2019
The Adventures Of Rocky and Bullwinkle
Buffalo Bill
Misfits of Science
Rockford Files
Otherworld
Mr. Smith
Eerie Indiana
American Gothic
The Days and Nights Of Molly Dodd
No. 8: first produced credit
— Michael R. Perry (@PERRYMICHAELR) September 17, 2019
No. 9: first staff writing job
I was very lucky.
EERIE INDIANA! that’s a great credit to have!
— Bitter Script Reader (@BittrScrptReadr) September 17, 2019
RollinBishop on an Eerie Indiana reboot
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:20 pmfroodle@UnrealKarl eerie, indiana reboot when karl
— Rollin Bishop (@rollinbishop) September 17, 2019
froodle@UnrealKarl holy fucking shit. I just realized you created Eerie, Indiana- one of my fav shows when I was a kid, and wrote two episodes of Ghost Whisperer and two episodes of Eureka.#MindBlown
— Allie (@BUAllieCat88) September 17, 2019
(long time Z Nation fan)
Stevo1171 on fave shows from childhood
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:23 pmfroodleSome of my favourite programmes as a kid
— ⓟⓞⓟⓢ (@popsicle_____) September 17, 2019
The Fall Guy
Quantum Leap
Airwolf
The A Team
Night Rider
TJ Hooker
Moonlighting
Magnum PI
What have I forgot?
StreetHawk?
— Stevo117 (@Stevo1171) September 17, 2019
Dukes of Hazard?
Thunder in Paradise?
Super Ted?
Transformers?
Twilight Zone?
Tales from the Crypt?
Eerie Indiana?
Super Gran?
Columbo?
froodleMikä tv-sarja on niin hyvä, että olet katsonut sen alusta loppuun ainakin kaksi kertaa?
— Antti Koskinen (@AnttiMatiasKosk) September 16, 2019
Mun lista:
– The Cosby Show (katsottu VHS-kaseteilta teininä)
– The Wire
– Band of Brothers
– Skam.
Kerro omasi ⬇️.
- Band of Brothers
— Elmo Aittola (@loselmos) September 17, 2019
- Black Adder
- Chapelles Show
- Eerie Indiana
- Futurama
- Monty Python F.C
- Narcos
- Oz
- Rescue Me
- Seinfeld
- Sopranos
- South Park
- Star Trek Tng
- Stranger Things
- The Shield
- The Office Us
- Twin Peaks
Nää nyt ulkomuistista
MikeLikes2 on Eerie Indiana
Sep. 17th, 2019 05:26 pmfroodle- Band of Brothers
— Elmo Aittola (@loselmos) September 17, 2019
- Black Adder
- Chapelles Show
- Eerie Indiana
- Futurama
- Monty Python F.C
- Narcos
- Oz
- Rescue Me
- Seinfeld
- Sopranos
- South Park
- Star Trek Tng
- Stranger Things
- The Shield
- The Office Us
- Twin Peaks
Nää nyt ulkomuistista
froodleThe one festival I attend every year is pulling out the stops this year with a pair of incredible guests.
Saskatoon – September 15, 2019 – Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival, Saskatchewan’s largest feature film festival returns for its 10th edition at the Broadway Theatre this November 19th through 24th with Special Guests Joe Dante and Belinda Balaski.
As part of the 10th annual festival please join us on Saturday, November 23th at the Broadway Theatre for a celebration of the careers of Joe Dante and Belinda Balaski. Dante and Balaski will be introducing and then answering questions for screenings of Gremlins, The ‘Burbs, and The Howling. As a special bonus the Dante directed pieces of Amazon Women on the Moon will be screened in front of The Howling.
“I really wanted us to do something special for year 10 and I can’t think of anything better. Joe Dante is a true master of his craft and had an immense impact of genre film making and being able to hear stories from him and Belinda Balaski who has starred in a dozen of his movies is a true treat to hear. ” said festival founder and Director John Allison.
The announcement of the full festival line-up will take place in Mid-October. More information is available concerning the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival at www.skfilmfest.com and on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/skfilmfest/.
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Saskatoon – September 15, 2019 – Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival, Saskatchewan’s largest feature film festival returns for its 10th edition at the Broadway Theatre this November 19th through 24th with Special Guests Joe Dante and Belinda Balaski.
As part of the 10th annual festival please join us on Saturday, November 23th at the Broadway Theatre for a celebration of the careers of Joe Dante and Belinda Balaski. Dante and Balaski will be introducing and then answering questions for screenings of Gremlins, The ‘Burbs, and The Howling. As a special bonus the Dante directed pieces of Amazon Women on the Moon will be screened in front of The Howling.
“I really wanted us to do something special for year 10 and I can’t think of anything better. Joe Dante is a true master of his craft and had an immense impact of genre film making and being able to hear stories from him and Belinda Balaski who has starred in a dozen of his movies is a true treat to hear. ” said festival founder and Director John Allison.
The announcement of the full festival line-up will take place in Mid-October. More information is available concerning the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival at www.skfilmfest.com and on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/skfilmfest/.
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MsBrookeLynn on rebootable shows
Sep. 17th, 2019 06:05 pmfroodleWhat I want from TV studios to do is reboot shows that they cancelled way too soon, instead of trying to remake something that was PERFECT to begin with. Below IS* a list of shows they can choose from:
— Punky Brewster's BFF (@MsBrooke_Lynn) September 17, 2019
- Pushing Daisies
- GCB
- Eerie, Indiana
- Freaks and Geeks
- Seven Seconds