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Thurberus Thursday
It's Thursday, the day we dedicate to Simon's absolute best boy, Sparky the Hellhound.
This week, here's a Cerberus sticker from Cryptkins!
This week, here's a Cerberus sticker from Cryptkins!
2020-01-30
ellapeaches1984 on Eerie Indiana
Almost 11yo asked if he could watch Stranger Things (nope), then if he could watch The Dead Lands (TV series - nope), so any ideas about a decent action/supernatural/thriller series he could watch?
— Grumpy (@GrumpyYetAmusin) January 30, 2020
i used to love a series called Eerie Indiana- it was like twin peaks/northern exposure/x files wrapped into one
— BexGArtist (@ellapeaches1984) January 30, 2020
GrumpyYetAmusin needs recommendations
Almost 11yo asked if he could watch Stranger Things (nope), then if he could watch The Dead Lands (TV series - nope), so any ideas about a decent action/supernatural/thriller series he could watch?
— Grumpy (@GrumpyYetAmusin) January 30, 2020
JennyKayNZ on Eerie Indiana
Almost 11yo asked if he could watch Stranger Things (nope), then if he could watch The Dead Lands (TV series - nope), so any ideas about a decent action/supernatural/thriller series he could watch?
— Grumpy (@GrumpyYetAmusin) January 30, 2020
Eureka is SF not horror but age appropriate. Or Eerie Indiana? https://t.co/4GO0Oemc6a
— Pointed views 💗💜💙 (@JennyKayNZ) January 30, 2020
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ellapeaches1984 on Eerie Indiana
Almost 11yo asked if he could watch Stranger Things (nope), then if he could watch The Dead Lands (TV series - nope), so any ideas about a decent action/supernatural/thriller series he could watch?
— Grumpy (@GrumpyYetAmusin) January 30, 2020
I reckon you should find them some Eerie indiana episodes, lol, im rewatching and its so good
— BexGArtist (@ellapeaches1984) January 30, 2020
ellapeaches1984 and GrumpyYetAmusin on Eerie Indiana
i used to love a series called Eerie Indiana- it was like twin peaks/northern exposure/x files wrapped into one
— BexGArtist (@ellapeaches1984) January 30, 2020
Oh yeah! That was a great show
— Grumpy (@GrumpyYetAmusin) January 30, 2020
omg the one where the artist draws pictures and discovers if she signs them they come to be in the real world. Then she decides she wants another characters mother!! daily motion have them!!! https://t.co/AitgJdb4Zn
— BexGArtist (@ellapeaches1984) January 30, 2020
horrorcycle and KristenLee47 on kid-friendly horror
"Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society, I call this story..." 🔥 #Television #90s #AreYouAfraidoftheDark
— Kristen Lee (@KristenLee47) January 29, 2020
Was my favorite 90s show along with goosebumps and freaky stories "This is a true story, happened to a friend of a friend of mine" 😉
— HorrorCycle (@horrorcycle) January 29, 2020
Do you see the are you afraid of the dark movie?
Oooh yes! I loved both. Wow, freaky stories really takes it back! Tales from the cryptkeeper was up there. I'll even admit to watching eerie, Indiana...
— Kristen Lee (@KristenLee47) January 30, 2020
Not yet. Do you suggest I give it a go?
Yes! I would highly recommend it..
— HorrorCycle (@horrorcycle) January 30, 2020
They did a pretty good job at honoring the original tv show while still managing to keeping it original
lbckeith on Joe Dante's Matinee
Matinee is a sweet love letter to William Castle. It’s cute! Had the kid from Eerie,Indiana in it.
— Keith Seaman (@lbcKeith) January 29, 2020
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00joepocket on Eerie Indiana
Eerie, Indiana was another show i loved.
— Joe Paquette (@00joepocket) January 29, 2020
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Heyoefrain and PattenPending on Eerie Indiana
Here's the Eerie Indiana intro for your consideration: https://t.co/RU7nrkaSBY
— Efraín Rodriguez 🤙🏾 (@Heyoefrain) January 30, 2020
Holy shit.
— Mikey P - 🆗 Looking for Storyboard Work 🆒 (@PattenPending) January 30, 2020
Ironside32 and justicefingers on Eerie Indiana
President Charles Logan, played by Gregory Itzin 👇😂 pic.twitter.com/qgRfXBiqhx
— Ironside (@Ironside32) January 30, 2020
He's been in so many TV shows and films. Including one of my boyhood favourites... Eerie Indiana.
— RAYZ (@justicefingers) January 30, 2020
Ironside32 and EzardGames on Eerie Indiana
I've always thought he's a great actor.
— Ironside (@Ironside32) January 30, 2020
Eerie Indiana... now that's a blast from the past. I absolutely loved that as a kid.
Just searched for Eerie Indiana in the Twitter gifs, not expecting much if anything to come up. Surprisingly got this. Lol. pic.twitter.com/yv0XQiHFLB
— Ironside (@Ironside32) January 30, 2020
Great show.
— EZ™ (@EzardGames) January 30, 2020
Eerie, Indiana double drabble: Rope Swing
The old rope swing had been a fixture of the Eerie Woods for years before Marshall had ever heard of Eerie, Indiana. It hung from the thickest branch of the stoutest tree in an otherwise clear spot in the deepest part of the forest. Mushrooms grew in concentric fairy rings beneath it, and local kids dared each other to leap off at the highest point and try to leap clear.
Every now and then someone would try it, and for a while afterwards the halls of BF Skinner Junior High would echo with whispers of mysterious disappearances, of wooden dolls in empty beds and oddly-shaped lumps of stone thrown up by the tides.
Most of the missing never returned, and maybe that was for the best, because the scariest stories were about the ones that came back. Stumbling out of the trees, weeks or months or decades later, their eyes full of cobwebs and their faces unchanged, and something that looked like them already in their place.
Simon watched the raven fling itself back and forth on the green and fraying rope, black wings flapping, giving voice to the occasional hoarse cry of utter delight at the game, and laughed.
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Every now and then someone would try it, and for a while afterwards the halls of BF Skinner Junior High would echo with whispers of mysterious disappearances, of wooden dolls in empty beds and oddly-shaped lumps of stone thrown up by the tides.
Most of the missing never returned, and maybe that was for the best, because the scariest stories were about the ones that came back. Stumbling out of the trees, weeks or months or decades later, their eyes full of cobwebs and their faces unchanged, and something that looked like them already in their place.
Simon watched the raven fling itself back and forth on the green and fraying rope, black wings flapping, giving voice to the occasional hoarse cry of utter delight at the game, and laughed.
Ongoing Verse: Trusted Associates Inc
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