eerieindiana | Aug. 12th, 2020

Aug. 12th, 2020

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!

froodle

It's the year 2020, and to mark the occasion we'll be running weekly prompts based around Just Say No Fun, the episode that introduced everyone's least favourite optometrist.

Your prompt for this week is:

"all the teachers loved her"

froodle

So after [livejournal.com profile] friendof_dorothy and [livejournal.com profile] deifire respectively made me remember fanmixes and Five Things fic in the space of a single day, I decided it would be fun to have a Fandom Tropes challenge once a month, to remind us of all the stuff that used to be super common in fandom that maybe we don't see as much as we'd like to these days.

Your prompt for this month is:

PORTAL TO THE PAST

froodle

My husband just introduced me to the great early 90s kids’ show Eerie, Indiana and I love it. It scratches the same itch as #GravityFalls were/are you a fan @_AlexHirsch
— Steph Kron (@Pookie1323) August 12, 2020

froodle

Eerie, Indiana available on Prime. It has been years!!
— EmbersofCorona (@Steelcityrule) August 12, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

I loved that show as a kid.
I remember an episode where the kid changed his clock for daylight savings time (which they don't do there) and he ended up in an empty town due to being phased out of time.
— WizardRheon 🇭🇰 (@WizardRheon) August 11, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

There was an episode where at least two people were eaten alive by dogs because there was a revolution.
— Fragtastic (@Fragtastik) August 11, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

I remember that show, it wasn't bad.
— David Razi (@davidrazi) August 11, 2020

I used to watch it with dad when my mum was in hospital.
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

Dimly remember it, there's one episode with a sentient cash machine I think.
— Horambe (@Hobojebus) August 11, 2020

yup like that's very early on
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

Dude I loved that show too
— Rich Durst (@redcar_tenken) August 11, 2020

right wasnt it great
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

It was awesome and I'm always sad that I can't find it anywhere.

At least my mom remembers watching it with me, though. :P
— Rich Durst (@redcar_tenken) August 11, 2020

It's on yourube6
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

at least it was
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020

froodle

telling my dad how we used to watch a show called Eerie Indiana

he doesnt remember but that doesnt matter.

I know we did and I loved it
— Im a better Feminist than you! {_}{_}{_} (@TheCartoonLoon) August 11, 2020