Photo Five Challenge

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WIP Wednesday

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What have you been working on this week, Eerie fans? Now's the time to spread the word about any fannish treats you've got cooking: a line of dialogue from an upcoming fic, linework for your latest art piece, the yarn colours for a new toy. Let us know in the comments!

Seb&Charlie on Eerie Indiana

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The centre of weirdness...Eerie Indiana 💀 Who used to watch this?

ThatGirlDavis on the best episode of Eerie Indiana

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The Eerie Indiana episode with Tobey Maguire is still one of the best.

— Girl Davis (@Thatgirldavis) September 25, 2019

Eerie photography from MissionArtist

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October Full Moon Drive In Eerie, Indiana

From Spooky October pic.twitter.com/M07nP6JBmp

— Corby Waste (@MissionArtist) September 25, 2019

KenW9270 on Eerie Indiana

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Watching: Eerie, Indiana season 1 episodes 7 and 8. #TVTimewithNixy pic.twitter.com/5QPauHIkiT

— Ken W. Writer ✍️🏳️‍🌈👻📚©️ (@KenW9270) September 24, 2019

Eerie Indiana Mr Chaney on YouTube

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Watch it here.

ZombieBeeGee on Eerie Indiana

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Anyone else a fan of 90s show #eerieindiana ??? Got this recently from Ebay

CamdenSQ on Devon's skateboarding skills

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Eerie Indiana, les pires flips de ma vie (l'épisode 10 avec le milkman, je m'en suis jamais remis 😭)

— Camden (@CamdenSq) September 25, 2019

CinezineFR on Mr. Chaney

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Alors l'épisode 14 d'Eerie Indiana.

Le Mister Chaney là, celui qui se transforme en loup garou... Il a longtemps hanté mes passages dans le long couloir familial. Un vrai trauma de gamin... https://t.co/bcRO4ZjNmk pic.twitter.com/1ohy9n7yKs

— Mathieu Huitric (@cinezine_fr) September 25, 2019

AnaSofSinger on ForeverWare

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Ya va... q molleja de bella gwen en the voice.... yo creo q ella duerme en #eternapack si aja boté esa cedula... #eerieindiana

— Ana Sofia Morales G (@AnaSofSinger) September 24, 2019

jogaqlqcoisa and AlexFuuDoGuili on Are You Afraid of the Dark

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To assistindo clube do terror e essa merda tem tantas temporadas que o "personagem principal" já tem a idade do pai dele quando a série começou n é possível pic.twitter.com/KIuyGIxGws

— Rafa (@jogaqlqcoisa) September 24, 2019

Noooooooosss! Adorava junto com Goosebumps, Eerie Indiana e Contos da Crypta. Vou pegar pra assistir! 🤓

— ⚔️Guili Casadio🛡 (@AlexFuuDoGuili) September 24, 2019

ScreenRant: 15 Creepiest Kids' Shows Of All Time

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If you’ve ever ask someone what scared or freaked them out as a child, most responses will revolve around a horror film or terrifying personal experience - like seeing a clown. But if you really think back, many of the times we were disturbed as youngsters happened when we were sitting in front of the TV. Watching some of our favorite kids' shows after school or on weekends, we’d come across imagery or moments that would scar us for life. Those shows that were intended to be silly fun often had the opposite effect, making for a sleepless night.

Children’s television has always been a labyrinth of the strange and twisted, with the 1980s and 1990s in particular having a plethora of programming that entertained and traumatized in turn. Most of these shows we end up loving as adults because of that same dark tone.

In creating this list, we looked at animated and live-action shows specifically made for kids that incorporated supernatural, other-worldly, and bizarre fantasy elements in its plots or characters. No TV specials or movies-of-the-week found here. So without further ado, here’s the 15 Creepiest Kids Shows of All Time.

6: Eerie Indiana

Having directed horror classics like The Howling and Gremlins, Joe Dante took that love of genre and helped usher in a supernatural kids show in Eerie, Indiana.

Watching TV, kids could only wish that their lives were exciting and interesting as that of Marshall Teller's. The show’s young protagonist moved from New Jersey to Eerie, Indiana, a strange small town where the weird is commonplace. Kids were immediately drawn into this strange version of suburbia as Elvis and Bigfoot lurked around in the opening credits. When the series premiered on NBC in 1991, there was nothing else like it on TV. This cleverly written show, made just for kids, didn’t dumb down the horror or science fiction storylines.

Before we had Agents Mulder and Scully, Marshall Teller and his buddy, Simon Holmes, were the best investigators of the strange and unexplained. The series developed a cult following with fun and creepy episodes like “Foreverware”, “The Retainer”, and “The Hole in the Head Gang.” The series only lasted one season but in 1998 Fox Kids reimagined it into Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension, though this new version never reached the popularity of the original.