Weird TV Towns You Should Never Visit

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It may not be the friendliest place to visit, but one thing for sure is that the fictional town from which Wayward Pines (returning for a second season on Wednesday 8th June at 9pm on Fox) takes its name is every bit as weird and wonderful as the show it springs from. With twist-ending supremo M. Night Shyamalan behind the eerie shenanigans, Wayward Pines is the archetypal episodic about a small town with a dark underbelly.

Of course it’s not the strangest setting to ever grace the schedules. Far from it in fact. So, in the show’s honour, here’s a look back at eight weird TV towns that you most definitely wouldn’t want to visit.

For a “nowheresville” town with a population of just 16,661, there sure are a lot of strange things happening in Eerie, Indiana, which was home to Bigfoot, Elvis Presley and a pack of hyper-intelligent hounds intent on world domination. In short it was a supernatural sandbox filled with the type of adventures you wish you had during your seemingly never-ending school summer holidays.