Eerie, Indiana rewatch 2015: episode one, Foreverware

[froodle]

Rock out your fifties hairstyles, make sure your lids are sealed tight, and enjoy vacuum-fresh food, because the 2015 Eerie Indiana rewatch kicks off tonight with the pilot episode that made half of us afraid of packed lunches... ladies and gentlemen, fire up your DVD players, and let's watch: Foreverware!

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[froodle]

This is my first time watching Eerie on a new TV, and I've never noticed before that Betty Wilson's car has bumper stickers saying "ask me about self-preservation."

Likewise, it's the first time I've been able to read the stickers on the twin's Foreverware beds - love that they actually have the "press to close" stickers in the corner, and that apprently Walt Wilson thought someone would have a dishwasher big enough to load a "people keeper" into.

Also, I really want a Foreverware button now.

[eviinsanemonkey.livejournal.com]

omg. You know he was totally gonna invent the people keeper washer next. And then he croaked.

[froodle]

I bet he had a whole creepy "house of tomorrow" design in the works, with a "clean room" that sterilized all your Foreverware so that no nasty little time particles could get in there.

[eviinsanemonkey.livejournal.com]

everything about Foreverware is ridiculously terrifying...

[froodle]

Yeah, seriously. Starting with, why is a Tupperware saleswoman giving me samples with food already in it? Creepy and gross and inappropriate, and then it gets worse...

[eviinsanemonkey.livejournal.com]

*shudder*

[froodle]

Plastic. Covered. Couch. That's all I need to see to decide someone's sketchy and terrifying.