Eerie Indiana and Animal Crossing

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to whom it may concern; if you are reading this document it means i'm either dead or disappeared under mysterious circumstances. #animalcrossing #acnh #acnhcommunity #nintendo #switch #eerie #eerieindiana #ac #acnhisland

Telemaniac Stay tuned..film 1992 sur l'aniénation.

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Une sorte de Dante..de Eerie Indiana sur un couple en crise ou le mari s'aliène devant la tv.
Un operateur tv sonne facon 'Le Donald' de Eerie Indiana ou plus classiquement Mephistophélès pour la signature..et l'a âme.
Je découvre ca grace a Grimmlifecollective.

Are You Afraid pod on Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension

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It's time for Vacationland! Destination Eerie, Indiana--Extended Stay--The Other Dimension, an interstitial AYAOAYAOTD Podcast!
The Gang takes a vacation to Eerie's Other Dimension. It's familiar yet very different.

Today we talk about the episode "Switching Channels"
Highlights include mattress store integrity, Shane Co, and Animal Chores. Special guests: Derek and Tori's phone

Eerie Indiana The Loyal Order Of Corn Ep 17 Review!

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Watch it here.

Justin Shenkarow on Eerie Indiana

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“Many different projects have a special place in my heart,” Justin reminisces. “But the TV series Eerie Indiana was one of the most exciting work experiences, because that was my first time as a main regular character. We had a lot of fun on the set, and the cast and crew were great. I was around twelve years old at that time and as a kid it was just a blast to work on the series. I would love to do a reboot of that show one day!”

EERIE, INDIANA – GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

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In this spooky, Halloween edition of Gone But Not Forgotten, we’re taking you way back to the early nineties, when NBC let Joe Dante (Gremlins) take a chance with perhaps the weirdest and most fondly remembered prime-time kids cult classic of the nineties, “Eerie, Indiana”! Despite running only nineteen episodes, the show has had a strong afterlife, being rebooted (badly) years later, and remaining a cult favorite to us children of the eighties and nineties. Join us as we look back at this unfairly canceled gem and reveal what the future may hold for this vintage TV fave.

kontextmaschine on Eerie Indiana

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Remembering how in my earlier childhood there was more… spooky around. The X-Files; Unsolved Mysteries; Eerie, Indiana, that came out of somewhere. I remember casually reading several books compiling 2-page nominally true “weird stuff” events.

I took the Bermuda Triangle and spontaneous combustion as things I might one day have to deal with. (At least the idea of PSI pyrokinesis, as seen in Stephen King’s Firestarter was pretty passé by then).

The Bigfoot vogue reflected in Harry and the Hendersons, The Six-Million Dollar Man, and the blue monster truck had tapered since the 70s too, but thanks to Communion “alien abduction” was huge.