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!

Eerie, Indiana Mixologist Madness

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So, following this comment thread, I was wondering... what cocktails do you think they serve in Eerie? What's on the specials board at the Loyal Order of Corn? What's the Mayor throwing back after a hard day, or raising a glass of in celebration when he successfully feeds a teenage boy to a slavering wolfman? And in the alternate reality where Eerie was a juggernaut fandom with it's very own annual convention and a hotel bar decked out in yellows and greens and giant inter-dimensional TV sets, what's on the menu for thirsty fans looking for a pleasantly alcoholic beverage?

JonnySad on Eerie Indiana and Are You Afraid of the Dark

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Are you afraid of the Dark? Was great. But Eerie Indiana? Better.

— Dutch (@Jonny_Sad) October 22, 2019

Emmeline218 and TrinityFrost on Eerie Indiana and Are You Afraid of the Dark

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IG is listening to my whole life! I’ve been asking people if they remember “are you afraid of the dark “ and today I got a survey question if I liked the show?! Btw apparently no one else remembers this show 👽👻

— Emmeline (@Emmeline218) October 22, 2019

What?! That was my shit... I recently made my kids watch a few episodes loll... That and Eerie Indiana lmao!

— Indirah Gilbert (@TrinityFrost) October 22, 2019

Wait how are you seeing the show?

— Emmeline (@Emmeline218) October 22, 2019

I have a fire stick... So I can pull up any show

— Indirah Gilbert (@TrinityFrost) October 22, 2019

Claire Helene on Gravity Falls and Eerie Indiana

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Monsters inc might be a good idea too. I was going to say Gravity Falls, but it left Hulu and isn’t currently streaming for free anywhere (kind of like a cartoon version of Eerie Indiana)

— Claire (@clairehelene7) October 22, 2019

Talcotts on spooky kid-safe entertainment

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There’s a chance this could backfire, but I loved Little Monsters (the Howie Mandel/Fred Savage one, not the new movie by the same name) as a kid. Kinda Monsters Inc-y.
Not a movie, but what about old Addams Family episodes?

— Talcott Starr (@talcotts) October 22, 2019

OH! OH! I think Eerie Indiana is streaming online now! That might be perfect.

— Talcott Starr (@talcotts) October 22, 2019

Exciting news from Embrace the Mads

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@ eerie indiana fandom, I have a story for you in a few days

— madi prime (@embracethemads) October 22, 2019

PittPenguin44 on Eerie Indiana

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@TheEllenShow you’re brother wrote a hell of an episode of eerie Indiana!

— Craig Коще́й (@PittPenguin44) October 22, 2019

TraffickReport cheats at a poll

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Name a TV town, but don't say what show it's from

— TiVo (@TiVo) October 21, 2019

Eerie, Indiana

— LilYungGangstaThug (@TRAFFICK_report) October 22, 2019

xaanzmasque on the Eerie Indiana opening credits

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Eerie Indiana Intro!
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.#eerie #eerieindiana #nostalgia #90s #bringbackeerieindiana #justinshenkarow #nbc #netflix #amazonprime #fox #reboot #xfiles #twinpeaks #the90s #strangerthings #twilightzone #actor #setlife… https://t.co/szFy90ImNW

— Justin Shenkarow (@justinshenkarow) October 23, 2019

Such a weird intro.

— Joey Penderghast (@xaanzmasque) October 23, 2019

Eerie fandom is the best fandom!

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@ eerie indiana fandom and @justinshenkarow thx for your support, I do hope yall like the story

— madi prime (@embracethemads) October 23, 2019

Series de misterio y terror de los 90s y 2000s | Top 6

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Segunda parte de las series de misterio y terror de los 90s y 2000s.

6.- Verdad o pesadilla (Truth or scare), serie presentada por Michelle Trachtenberg.

5.- Eerie Indiana, gira en torno a Marshall Teller, transmitida para latinoamerica en 1997. (Eerie Indiana, la otra dimensión)

4.- Que raro (So weird), serie oscura de Disney Channel, toma protagonimo Fiona Philips, misma que lidia con trolls, hombres lobo, fantasmas, etc.

3.- Las aventuras del suspenso (The Nightmare room), basada en escalofrios (Goosebumps) de R.L. Stine. (James Avery, actor de voz), la serie se basa en monstruos y fantasmas.

2.- Las pesadillas de Freddy (Freedy´s Nightmares), serie antológica de terror, spin-off (basada) de la saga A nightmare on Elm Street. Se desarrolla en la ficticia ciudad de de Springwood, Ohio.

1.- Monsters (monstruos), fue una serie antológica igualmente difundida en los 90s. Es espeluzanantemente inquietante, con resultados ironicamente adversos. el relato de terror de Stephen King "The Moving Finger" fue adaptado a esta serie.

Sewers of Paris Ep. 256 - Hocus Pocus/Rantasmo

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Hello, and welcome to The Sewers of Paris! Apologies for this episode posting a few days late — I’m on the road all this month, but I finally made it to a spot with wifi, and as we draw to the close of October, I wanted to bring you an episode from the Sewers of Paris vaults that asks the question — why is Halloween so gay? The topic is Hocus Pocus, Eerie Indiana, and Black Mirror.

Back in 2015, I spoke with Jamie Mauer, who you may know as the Needs More Gay culture critic Rantasmo. He grew up loving unsettling stories, like a lot of gay men. For those of us who feel pressure to hide their true selves, horror and fantasy — and particularly Halloween — provide a chance to trade one mask for another, be someone new, and scare everyone else for a change.

265Lisa on Eerie Indiana

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What's the one thing from your youth that the internet hasn't milked to death for the purposes of nostalgic bullshit yet?

Mine is classic 90s weird horror series American Gothic.

— 卄乇尺乇'丂 千ㄩᗪᎶ乇ㄚ! (@fudgecrumpet) October 23, 2019

Eerie, Indiana

— Loki (@265lisa) October 23, 2019