Eerie Indiana Chooseday Challenge

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It's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!

This week, your options are:

Mister Dithers versus Nurse Nancy

Eerie Indiana International Failure Day Challenge

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October 13th is International Failure Day, so let's celebrate with fanworks in which things don't work out as we planned. Whether it's another misfire from Things Incorporated, Syndi Teller's most dissapointing journalism assignment, or simply one of Marshall's missions gone horribly awry, this is that story's chance to shine. In failure.

Eerie, Indiana rewatch 2020: episode five, Scariest Home Videos

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It's not Halloween, but lets get our George Bush masks on, make some popcorn and enjoy such classics as the Bloody Revenge of the Mummies Curse. If you're going to bite the remote control, make sure you're dressed warmly and have comfortable shoes on, because otherwise you may find yourself starring in... Scariest Home Videos.

Eerie, Indiana rewatch 2020: episode five, Scariest Home Videos

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It's not Halloween, but lets get our George Bush masks on, make some popcorn and enjoy such classics as the Bloody Revenge of the Mummies Curse. If you're going to bite the remote control, make sure you're dressed warmly and have comfortable shoes on, because otherwise you may find yourself starring in... Scariest Home Videos.

giganetpedia on Eerie Indiana

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Serie de TV (1991-1992). 1 temporada. 19 episodios. Marshall Teller (Omri Katz) es un adolescente cuya familia se muda a la perdida población de Eerie, Indiana, que cuenta con 16.661 habitantes. Al poco de llegar Marshall se hace amigo de Simon Holmes, uno de los pocos personajes normales del lugar. Juntos se enfrentarán a cosas extrañas que suceden en el pueblo, que incluyen un siniestro grupo de perros inteligentes que estan planeando apóderarse del mundo, o el encuentro con un cazador de tornados que recuerda al capitan Ahab. También se enfrentarán a leyendas urbanas como que Elvis sigue vivo..

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camp_miskatonic on Eerie Indiana

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I was just talking with someone about this show and how it's full of homages to our beloved horror genre. Not just kid horror stuff, but like you know...HALLOWEEN STUFF. Mikey Myers stuff. Maybe Season of the Witch stuff.

So I specifically pointed out this episode, episode 5, SCARIEST HOME VIDEOS. Where Marshall and Simon get stuck at home babysitting Harley, Simon's younger bro. And yes, that's Dominic(my best arny accent) from Kindergarten Cop. But through an eerie camcorder, Harley switches places with a iconic monster, we know as The Mummy.

A few points during the episode, trick r treaters knock on the door for candy and one time, you see this.

Zeebo the Clown from the iconic first episode of ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK, a Witch faced skeleton HOLDING a pumpkin head and of course, Michael Myers in a semi similar clown suit like Jaime and Mikey wear.

Special points go out to those who get the other two references.

Anyway, you can watch this on @amazonprimevideo right now. And pleas do. The show is FULL of homages to the horror genre. Let me know what you find!

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vforvicferrari on Eerie Indiana

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I loved this show as a kid. Most people seem to remember the foreverwear episode. How awesome would it be to bring this show back as an alternate reality social media series? #october #eerieindiana

itcamefromcinemasickness on Eerie Indiana

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$4 - “Eerie Indiana: Return To Foreverwere” (Book)

forever90sfan on Eerie Indiana

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Who remembers Eerie Indiana?
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ineffectualdemon on Eerie Indiana

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Me: *explains the relationship dynamic between Marshall Teller and Dash X to Kiddo after explaining how they were my first ship before I understood why I wanted then to hold hands and maybe smooch as a kid*
Kiddo: *rolling eyes* why do so many your ships involve people who bicker and/or involve morally grey assholes?
Me: this. This is why. These two started it
Kiddo: really!?
Me: I was easily influenced at my young age!

Eerie Indiana on YouTube

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Episode Two: The Retainer

Episode Three: ATM with a Heart of Gold

Episode Four: The Losers

ScreenRant on Eerie Indiana

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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.