Eerie Indiana Feedback Friday!
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Followers of pro-Trump conspiracy theory QAnon believe Hollywood, Democratic elites, (and members of the media), take a psychedelic drug called Adrenochrome harvested from the fear of children. https://t.co/AqmEct05YP
— Taylor Lorenz (@TaylorLorenz) September 10, 2020
I am beyond stunned.
— hjönk (@theshadowskank) September 11, 2020
these absolute steaming idiots say climate change and coronavirus is a hoax but somehow lap up the crap that global satanic elites are harvesting fear as a drug help me jesus https://t.co/XADp2Nxegz
I watched Eerie Indiana. This was a 90s plot... so like what even.
— Sarah Coldheart (@sarahcoldheart) September 11, 2020
#NowWatching Eerie Indiana, got that Spooky feeling that i'll no doubt have all the way to my birthday (hint, its on Halloween) pic.twitter.com/jEqHPzhVjI
— Fake Shemp (@fake_shemp) September 11, 2020
In the Halloween episode of Eerie, Indiana one of the trick or treaters is wearing a Zeebo the clown mask!!!!!!!
— fesh! (@fesh__) September 11, 2020
I be telling my son I grew up with no cable or satellite in the house once I moved to SC in second grade. Summer time, I Watched PBS during the day until Fox kids came on at 4. Talmbout rough 😂
— 3H ✊🏾😷🏀 (@HEAVYHandleHoop) September 10, 2020
Right! Playing outside and playing games while we made up the rules as we went along! Fox kids was lit highkey though 🤣
— Mironda (@EducatorMNS) September 10, 2020
Facts! Still know the lineup...I think...
— 3H ✊🏾😷🏀 (@HEAVYHandleHoop) September 10, 2020
Power rangers
Beetle Borgs
Goosebumps
Eerie Indiana
Does anyone know any shows or movies that have been made where a club or a group encounter the supernatural in a comedic way?
— Welcome to the Horror Show (@Yourhorrorshow) September 10, 2020
Bonus points if it takes place in high school.
The Troop on Nickelodeon
— Cory Out Of Space (@gorycoryhorror) September 10, 2020
I'm 97% sure my friend and I were the only kids that ever watched. We watched it religiously enough to get it two seasons though 😂
— Cory Out Of Space (@gorycoryhorror) September 10, 2020
🤣🤣🤣 Yeah the reviews were super solid. Kinda seems like an Eerie, Indiana situation where the show was great but probably ahead of its time.
— Welcome to the Horror Show (@Yourhorrorshow) September 10, 2020
Mood. Hunting down illegal episodes of Eerie Indiana to prove to myself it exists.
— Katy Brent (@Littlemisskatyb) September 10, 2020
Mood. Hunting down illegal episodes of Eerie Indiana to prove to myself it exists.
— Katy Brent (@Littlemisskatyb) September 10, 2020
I had completely forgotten about Eerie Indiana! How did it end?
— Andrew Wright (@andrewwright2) September 10, 2020
I can’t remember. It was sooo good though.
— Katy Brent (@Littlemisskatyb) September 10, 2020
I really was. I feel like it just sort of disappeared off the telly without a satisfying conclusion. Eerie.
— Andrew Wright (@andrewwright2) September 10, 2020
Mood. Hunting down illegal episodes of Eerie Indiana to prove to myself it exists.
— Katy Brent (@Littlemisskatyb) September 10, 2020
It was like The Twilight Zone for kids. Amazing
— LeFonk (@LeFonk) September 10, 2020
Name the EERIE, INDIANA episode based on the emojis!
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 8, 2020
1.🐶🗯
2.❤️⛓
3.🌪🗓
4.🌕🐺
5.🌽🌽🌽🌽
6.🙅♂️🧠🙅♂️🤕
7.👻✉️
8.🎃📼
9.🤠🔫
10.🧟♂️ 🧟♀️💤#EerieIndiana
I couldn't get enough of The Philadelphia Experiment (1984). Time travel, paradoxes, it was great. At least that's how I remember it. I think it might be on Prime but 33 years since I've seen it is a long nostalgia period of time to destroy if it's actually pretty terrible.
— Matt Sutton (@SmegFirk) September 9, 2020
I have since seen the original a year or two back.
— George Anna White (@Sperocaof) September 9, 2020
IT didn't stick long.
I did see the Final Countdown as a kid, though and it stuck in the head.
One thing re:PE, it stars Eric Christmas, who was a staple of pre-WW2 BBC TV company before moving to Canada. The head in Porky's. pic.twitter.com/uNm7ia1WCE
He also did BBC radio variety with Betty Driver, it seems.
— George Anna White (@Sperocaof) September 9, 2020
Also played old Marshall in Eerie, Indiana.
my mental health is currently a disaster which is probably why I'm watching Eerie, Indiana at 5:30 in the morning
— Trip Fontaine (@kindasketchyguy) September 9, 2020
my mental health is currently a disaster which is probably why I'm watching Eerie, Indiana at 5:30 in the morning
— Trip Fontaine (@kindasketchyguy) September 9, 2020
Holy shit. Eerie fucking Indiana!!!
— ✨🌻 young mona quisha 🌻✨ (@BraveBird131) September 9, 2020
blew my mind as a kid and it's still great!
— Trip Fontaine (@kindasketchyguy) September 9, 2020
Literally still a solid show!
— ✨🌻 young mona quisha 🌻✨ (@BraveBird131) September 9, 2020
Am definitely now watching. Also hopening your brain is a kinder place soon dude and that you can be easy in the meantime. Take care of yourself.
— ✨🌻 young mona quisha 🌻✨ (@BraveBird131) September 9, 2020
lol i'm some kind of influencer. and thank you.
— Trip Fontaine (@kindasketchyguy) September 9, 2020
What was your inspiration for the idea of Sticky Pines? I can think about X files, Lost Boys, Stranger Things, Twin Peaks. Were those in your mind? Or was inspiration something else? Eg your childhood in the woods? #ukteenchat
— Julie Pike (@Juliepike) September 8, 2020
I'm a huge fan of what I call the "Small Town Weird" genre, which includes many of the titles you mentioned. But I wanted to do my original take on it, and give it my own spin, exploring ideas I think are relevant to kids today #ukteenchat
— Dashe Roberts (@maddashe) September 8, 2020
Did you ever watch Eerie Indiana or The Secret World of Alex Mack? Both came to mind when I read Bigwoof.
— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) September 9, 2020
Definitely, I loved both of those!
— Dashe Roberts (@maddashe) September 9, 2020
Quien no conoce "El club de Medianoche" o "Eerie Indiana" a cualquier "Pesadillas" le reza.
— Dan Ret del Planeta BOB (@danpluged) September 8, 2020
Define tu infancia con:
— nykka44 (@nykka44) September 8, 2020
Una consola
Una serie
Una película
Un juguete pic.twitter.com/pTqjbB0tZY
eerie Indiana 🤯🤯
— DecoSR4 (@DecoDAfecto) September 8, 2020
Cómo no voy a ser desconfiado si crecí mirando Eerie Indiana
— m u m b l e g o r e (@400Peliculas) September 8, 2020
Me comentan que este no se suma a la cuenta ya que nos lo hemos pasado guardados en un Tupperware como en Eerie Indiana. Feliz cumple 🎈
— aka Julieta Messmer 🏳️🌈 (@amexicanbeauty) September 11, 2020
What are your favorite TV shows for young kids?
— Ady Barkan (@AdyBarkan) September 8, 2020
I’m just going to say shows I watched as a kid.
— Psychotronic Cinema (@Psychotronicci1) September 8, 2020
Batman: The Animated Series, Big Bad Beetleborgs, Eerie Indiana, Goosebumps, Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog, The Rugrats, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Young Hercules (with Ryan Gosling!) https://t.co/0vgpcHajS7
Rewatching #EerieIndiana and I think @JordanPeele could make a fantastic reboot. #ChangeMyMind pic.twitter.com/ObyJhWOC7R
— The Ruby Birds (@therubybirds) September 7, 2020
indiana is fucking weird.
— creme fraiche (@cremefraiche) September 7, 2020
Eerie Indiana
— Marie McG (@filmnmusicfan) September 7, 2020
i tried to tell my friend about this show, but anytime something weird happened it’s all i ever said. (which was a lot)
— creme fraiche (@cremefraiche) September 9, 2020
Classic show. Shows from the '90s were weird.
— Marie McG (@filmnmusicfan) September 9, 2020
The latest @unexplainedpod is as excellent and creepy as always. But it's even better because of the Eerie Indiana shout! pic.twitter.com/RO6lkMlfjT
— Duffy (@JohnJDuffy) September 7, 2020
Era muy chévere esta serie, de pronto desde ahí salía ya mi gusto particular por lo sobrenatural. pic.twitter.com/Mfr1VqoBNu
— Diego P.T. (@iDieG0L) September 6, 2020
Era muy chévere esta serie, de pronto desde ahí salía ya mi gusto particular por lo sobrenatural. pic.twitter.com/Mfr1VqoBNu
— Diego P.T. (@iDieG0L) September 6, 2020
El q no ha visto Eerie Indiana a cualquier stranger things le reza😎😎😎👏👏
— Ism0613 (@Ism06131) September 7, 2020
What if we all bought an abandoned town, moved in, and turned it into our own version of Eerie, Indiana?
— Talcott Starr (@talcotts) September 7, 2020
I love the idea of us just getting to LARP as quirky, spooky small-town characters, but that is our life. Like I could set up my quirky magical trinket shop, and just do my day job when it’s empty.
— Talcott Starr (@talcotts) September 7, 2020
But the neighborhood kids could come in after school to find treasures.
What would your role be in our utopian quirky spooky small town?
— Talcott Starr (@talcotts) September 7, 2020
What thing from the 90s do you think should make a comeback?
— Eric Alper 🎧 (@ThatEricAlper) September 6, 2020
Eerie, Indiana
— alex, the creator (@herealexhere) September 7, 2020
optimism
my hair
Tango man https://t.co/uLMt48ACnZ
What was your favourite TV show as a kid?
— Anothermillennialreviewer (@AnothermillennR) September 6, 2020
Eerie Indiana
— Scaring Sam! (@scaringsampod) September 7, 2020
40 Great TV Shows That Got Cancelled After 1 Season (Part 2):
— Tarrell Bellinger (@olderbrother21) September 7, 2020
30. #MeMyselfAndI
29. #TheTomorrowPeople
28. #TheNineLivesOfChloeKing
27. #EerieIndiana
26. #Hindsight
25. #Caprica
24. #Constantine
23. #TheGrinder
22. #Pitch
21. #Twisted
Cont'd
"i don't care if he's a liberal OR an axe murderer" is the most batshit line of dialogue i've ever heard on show made for CHILDREN (eerie, indiana)
— sean (@gizzverse) September 7, 2020
i mean it first aired on nbc but it was also on disney channel and fox kids, which is just insane considering there's constant references to parental abuse and death. one episode is literally about a young boy getting hit by a truck and dying, and how that affects his friends
— sean (@gizzverse) September 7, 2020
there's an episode about a werewolf where the town's been sacrificing young boys to be eaten every 13 years, super fucked up right? in the end they just shoot the werewolf in the foot with a silver bullet and he's cured, and since he didn't know he's a werewolf he's forgiven
— sean (@gizzverse) September 7, 2020
i cannot believe this is a real show. i love it so much
— sean (@gizzverse) September 7, 2020
ok i've seen episode of eerie, indiana now and i'm extremely upset this obscure 90s supernatural mystery show for kids ended after 19 episodes when it was only getting better and better with more compelling mysteries and plot twists towards its end. hurts like firefly
— sean (@gizzverse) September 7, 2020
and i finished my rewatch of "Eerie Indiana!"
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 6, 2020
now to start my rewatch if "Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension"!
(if you don't like ToD, pls don't reply just to tell me so...) #EerieIndiana
and i finished my rewatch of "Eerie Indiana!"
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 6, 2020
now to start my rewatch if "Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension"!
(if you don't like ToD, pls don't reply just to tell me so...) #EerieIndiana
Just watched a couple episodes with the family for the first time. So good.
— HFBThree (@shumway_trent) September 8, 2020
yessss
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 8, 2020
one of my absolute favorite shows (and probably why I have a love of fiction featuring weird small towns)
Once more, with feeling: Here's a sort of #comicsdna question - name some licensed properties you'd like to write that you haven't yet (TV, movies, books - that were not comics first)? pic.twitter.com/oaRGLyxKqr
— Alex Segura's SW POE DAMERON: FREE FALL out NOW! (@alex_segura) September 6, 2020
I have a great “Ripper of the Watcher’s Council” prequel idea, so that’s my Buffy pitch.
— brian bernard murnane (@GogBrianBernard) September 6, 2020
I’d also love a crack at Eerie, Indiana. It’s ripe for possibilities. https://t.co/qCq1KdKpKR
Tonight's tunes so far: Lemonheads, Mighty Lemon Drops, Pet Shop Boys, Pretenders, Depeche Mode
— Rich Humphrey 🎧 (@instantkarma80) September 6, 2020
Now Watching Eerie Indiana on Dailymotion (which I've only just heard of as a fan account liked a tweet and I noticed @wonderbex followed it so thought I'd check it out :))
Tonight's tunes so far: Lemonheads, Mighty Lemon Drops, Pet Shop Boys, Pretenders, Depeche Mode
— Rich Humphrey 🎧 (@instantkarma80) September 6, 2020
Now Watching Eerie Indiana on Dailymotion (which I've only just heard of as a fan account liked a tweet and I noticed @wonderbex followed it so thought I'd check it out :))
It was one of my favourites as a kid! Hope you like it x
— 🌈🍒Bex - #BLM 🇪🇺🏳️🌈 (@wonderbex) September 6, 2020
Tonight's tunes so far: Lemonheads, Mighty Lemon Drops, Pet Shop Boys, Pretenders, Depeche Mode
— Rich Humphrey 🎧 (@instantkarma80) September 6, 2020
Now Watching Eerie Indiana on Dailymotion (which I've only just heard of as a fan account liked a tweet and I noticed @wonderbex followed it so thought I'd check it out :))
God I used to adore Eerie Indiana!
— Jen Coates (@Starlight_Bliss) September 6, 2020
It was fantastic! I managed to find it on dvd 😁
— 🌈🍒Bex - #BLM 🇪🇺🏳️🌈 (@wonderbex) September 6, 2020
Marshall Teller am I right?
— 🌈🍒Bex - #BLM 🇪🇺🏳️🌈 (@wonderbex) September 6, 2020
Oh hell yeah!! I must get the DVDs now!
— Jen Coates (@Starlight_Bliss) September 6, 2020
I've just ordered the DVD box set, got series 2 of Round the Twist too, bought series 1 years ago but never managed to get the rest
— Rich Humphrey 🎧 (@instantkarma80) September 6, 2020
@eerieindianapod
— Andthereonthedoorhandlewasa...hookjaw (@thehookjaw) September 6, 2020
Kim Newman's "Nightmare Movies" (2011) puts Eerie, Indiana in the context of other 'weird American small town' movies and TV shows that came before and after. How many of the others have you seen? pic.twitter.com/WNSAYAZYqD
How awesome to see @AnnoDracula write about #EerieIndiana! I’ve watched a few of these: Twin Peaks, The X Files, Northern Exposure, South Park, The League of Gentlemen and True Blood. And Needful Things is one of my favourite King adaptations, with Max Von Sydow as the Devil!
— Becky Darke (@bunnydarke) September 6, 2020
it’s cold and rainy and feels like fall so i started my morning listening to Rachel’s and then we watched an Eerie, Indiana with breakfast. what a perfect first episode. almost 30 years later and this show is still just as good as it was when it aired.
— Mae • BLM • ACAB (@eversonpoe) September 6, 2020
Reflecting on how important covers are for kids' books - gave my godson a copy of @maddashe's The Bigwoof Conspiracy and his eyes went wide and he said that looks SO COOL! Art by Bill Bragg, not sure who at Nosy Crow did the cover but wow. pic.twitter.com/EQB7G9jd4Z
— Louie Stowell (@Louiestowell) September 6, 2020
It thrills my twin peaks loving heart! And if you're old enough to remember Eerie indiana...that too!
— Louie Stowell (@Louiestowell) September 6, 2020
I have strong Round the Twist vibes (I really recognise the name Eerie Indiana but I can't remember it specifically).
— Katy Moran (@KatyjaMoran) September 6, 2020
YES that too!!! So much good telly on in the 80s/90s!! Eerie indiana was 91 I think...
— Louie Stowell (@Louiestowell) September 6, 2020
Shows that were unnecessarily cancelled...GO!
— Adrian C. Jackson (@AdrianCJax) September 5, 2020
For me: Pushing Daisies
Eerie Indiana. https://t.co/I0usbkTQ23
— Dan (@DanBeThyName) September 6, 2020
Shows that were unnecessarily cancelled...GO!
— Adrian C. Jackson (@AdrianCJax) September 5, 2020
For me: Pushing Daisies
Eerie, Indiana
— steppingonants (@steppingonants) September 5, 2020
Carnival
Trying to rank our Eerie episodes. What are your Top 3?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 5, 2020
Reality Takes a Holiday
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 5, 2020
The Losers
The Hole in the Head Gang
Reality Takes a Holiday
— 🧟♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️🌈 (@deifire) September 5, 2020
Heart on a Chain
Foreverware
Foreverware
— A Film by M. Night Shyamalan: J.D. in the Water (@JDGravatte) September 5, 2020
Scariest Home Videos
Heart on A Chain
Foreverware🥪
— Becky Darke (@bunnydarke) September 5, 2020
Scariest Home Videos📼
Tornado Days🌪
Loyal Order of Corn
— Kat Hughes (@GizmoShikari) September 5, 2020
The Lost Hour
Reality Takes a Holiday
Trying to rank our Eerie episodes. What are your Top 3?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 5, 2020
Too hard to narrow it down. Foreverware? Tornado Days? Reality Takes A Holiday? They are all so different. ATM With a Heart of Gold? Hole in the Head Gang? Loyal Order of Corn? https://t.co/MZgblPiGBJ
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) September 5, 2020
Trying to rank our Eerie episodes. What are your Top 3?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 5, 2020
Too hard to narrow it down. Foreverware? Tornado Days? Reality Takes A Holiday? They are all so different. ATM With a Heart of Gold? Hole in the Head Gang? Loyal Order of Corn? https://t.co/MZgblPiGBJ
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) September 5, 2020
The dog episode is my favorite.
— Gummy Moleman (@justanotherfat7) September 5, 2020
Shows that were unnecessarily cancelled...GO!
— Adrian C. Jackson (@AdrianCJax) September 5, 2020
For me: Pushing Daisies
American Gothic, Eerie Indiana. pic.twitter.com/X3VzY8BVPp
— Rich (@ShoeboxofM) September 5, 2020
Shows that were unnecessarily cancelled...GO!
— Adrian C. Jackson (@AdrianCJax) September 5, 2020
For me: Pushing Daisies
Eerie Indiana
— Sav (@JonnySaville) September 5, 2020
Eerie, Indiana Agony Aunt Challenge https://t.co/7wcgaLWYBZ
— Eerie Indiana Fansite on Dreamwidth (@eerieindianalj1) September 3, 2020
What's this challenge about
— Ty Taylor (@TyTaylor1992) September 3, 2020
Hi! The idea for this one is to create an epistolary fanwork - straight fic if you like, but you could also lay it out like a magazine spread with columns, bolded header text, images etc - as if you were either an Eerie character stringing to an advice column or the columnist
— Eerie Indiana Fansite on Dreamwidth (@eerieindianalj1) September 5, 2020
Replying back to them. Or both! If you do create something for it, it'd be awesome if you could drop a link on the #eerieindiana comm: https://t.co/vg83WwpBRY
— Eerie Indiana Fansite on Dreamwidth (@eerieindianalj1) September 5, 2020
Okay bet
— Ty Taylor (@TyTaylor1992) September 5, 2020
Oooh, I'm excited!
— Eerie Indiana Fansite on Dreamwidth (@eerieindianalj1) September 5, 2020
My list of shows that shouldn't have been canceled:
— Xmodem (@Xmodem) September 5, 2020
VR.5
Nowhere Man
Backstrom
Raines
Legend (1995)
Jack of all Trades (2000)
Constantine
Mann & Machine
The Lone Gunman
Firefly
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
The Critic
Eerie Indiana
Dollhouse
Max Headroom
Total Recall 2070
Cool Eerie, Indiana fact: I went to the University of Northern Iowa at the same time as young Bertram and Ernest from the Foreverware episode.
— dillon weeks (@chuckaudio) September 11, 2020