Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension Comm rewatch Episode 12 Discussion Post

[evilinsanemonkey]

Welcome welcome to our first ever Comm rewatch of Eerie, Indiana's equally short lived spin-off: Eerie, Indiana: the Other Dimension! Join us as we follow Mitchell Taylor and Stanley Hope on their quest to understand the weirdness of their home town!

Episode 12: Mr. Lucky

Just a few ground rules:

• Remember, comments section will have spoilers for the episodes we're watching.


• No bashing of characters, ships, or actors.


• No bashing of the show itself. It's not Original Flavor Eerie, but we all know that going in. Critique is fine, but no outright hate.


• Play nice and have fun!

(I swear I will get caught up soon... One day when you least expect it there'll be a bajillion replies to posts and comments xD)

Comments

[friendof_dorothy]

Mid in theory, good in execution, could not have happened to Marshall Teller.

[friendof_dorothy]

An episode of TOD where the culprit actually IS supernatural. You don't see that very often.

Is that what Mitchell wished for? Free turkey dinners for a year? Lol

In my list, this is the penultimate episode, which is not the same on IMBD. I do also think that Bill Switzer looks notably older in this episode. I wish I knew more about the timeline/filming of this show...

In season 2 of this show i would have wanted to see Eerieland SOOOO badly...I love themepark horror, personal favourite of mine. i have a soft spot for mascot horror what about it...

So, I guess this episode is sisters with Mr Chaney. The visuals are spot on in the cheerleaders scene. I think it's also taking inspo from Zombie's in PJs.

Second member of the Taylor extended family: Great Uncle Samuel (RIP)

Pop Goes the Weasel, Stairway to Heaven, and Celest Aida from Opera Aida...That one got me. that did elicit a laugh from me.

'as weird as it sounded, todd's suggestion seemed like the only way out of this dilemma.' WHAT?

awwwww mitchell is so cute in his little suit with his big ass tie

Crawford being Mitchell's lawyer makes me smile. that man did NOT go to law school.

incredible physical acting from patrick mckenna, he's easily the best part of this episode, and probably up there with Ted the Cable Guy in terms of great antagonists.

Neil Crone was also really feeling himself in this episode, i love seeing Crawford outside the World O Stuff

The horse shoe pin on the opposing counsel is a nice touch. wish she had a name tho.

Mitchell's father calling him 'not natural' and angry about something out of his control, even calling him selfish...I mean.

*Opens new tab* *Looks up blue hanky in hanky code* *Closes tab* never mind.

LOVE the visual gag of mitchell pulling handful of stuff out of his pockets 😭

I...feel as if this wasn't the actual message of this episode. I feel like the moral should be 'dont do random wishbone pulls with strange Irishmen you meet at the general store'