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@lindseyginter https://t.co/1CHpu3GYGP celebrates Lindsey Ginter's birthday! https://t.co/P1wlM1x9BB #Fantasy #SciFi #TheXFiles #Gattaca #DeadSpace #Lost #StarTrekVoyager #Mars #TheInvaders #Timemaster #EerieIndiana pic.twitter.com/l2bMyEzOCE
— E. Lee Zimmerman (@ELeeZimmerman) December 13, 2019

froodle

fellas, Ive been working on my small fandom big bang, and as part of it I need to establish a set of rules for the lost hour
so heres what i have, feedback greatly appreciated

1 - electricty is still functional, the world is pretty much as it was but abandoned. Theme parks are still operational.
2 - gas pumps still work
3 - time still passes in the lost hour, because it's still part of time, just one hour behind. However, time only passes when you're not there. Meaning where you are is essentially frozen, and the longer you stay there the more anomalous you become; therefore attracting more garbage guys.
4 - you still age in the lost hour (extremely important to the story)
5- Eerie is the center of weirdness, and as such it has the most 'time waste' (what the garbage guys collect) so the further away from Eerie you are, the less chance you have of encountering a garbage guy.
6 - but there are garbage guys all over the country.
7 - because time still passes, food still replenishes over time in grocery stores/gas stations/other places you could find food so you could, in theory, find fresh fruit and vegetables and not get scurvy
8 - there are people aside from Janet, Marshall and Jimmy Hoffa in the lost hour, but because everyone is trying to avoid the garbage guys, they dont cross paths very often; if ever.

froodle

Watch out for scary garbage guys in mirrored shades, because we're about to rewatch the Lost Hour.

froodle

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:

Creepy Garbage Guys versus Pitbull Surfers

froodle

Oh wow I watch this show on and off when I need to relive my childhood. I loved the episode where he was trapped in like a different time zone and the garbage men where chasing him

froodle

Siempre que hay que cambiar la hora, me acuerdo de ese capitulo de Eerie Indiana donde el loco no lo hace y termina en un universo de "la hora perdida" y ahí lo seguían como unos hueones que eliminaban todo lo que estuviera fuera de tiempo
— Pancho. (@MrMindHeist) September 8, 2019

froodle

If you've ever seen the Eerie Indiana tie-in books, you might have noticed the website advertised in the back pages: EerieIN.com

Surprising nobody, twenty years later this website no longer exists. However, parts of it are archived at the WayBack Machine.

Sadly, the snapshots from 1999 just show a white page with a parent directory, so we'll never get to see what frames-and-flash masterpiece was originally used to promote Eerie.

However, in 2001 an Eerie Indiana fan named MariaC bought the domain and turned it into the Eerie Examiner:

SEWER MONSTER SUFFERS INDIGESTION

Copywrite 2000 Maria C. and Eeriein.com

This past week, reports have been flooding in from all over Eerie of a variety of disturbances - most commonly strange noises and tremors which seem to originate from deep underground. Worried citizens have been calling the police department with such reports, demanding to know what is happening.

The Eerie Examiner got in contact two days ago in with Eerie officials concerning the odd goings on, in a bid to keep the people informed. It transpired that these occurrences are environmental in nature and, indeed, are of subterranean origin. We were also told that there is no immediate cause for concern.

The Examiner asked Professor E. Gore, a talented environmental biologist, if he would explain to our readership what is happening:

"Since its very beginnings as a town centuries ago, Eerie has been living in a unique symbiosis with an organism known to exist in no other part of the world. This creature currently resides underground and lives off the household waste generated by the community, thereby keeping this town clean and free from rubbish and other refuse, in return for a constant supply of food and a safe existence beneath the streets of Eerie.

"This happy relationship between the town and the creature has up until now been extrs up until now been extremely uneventful. However, recently the townsfolk have angered it."

Angered it? I asked the Professor how this happened, and what could be done.

"I cannot be sure why it is angry and, until that has been established, I cannot suggest an appropriate course of action. But I am quite sure about one thing: unless we do something soon, the creature will continue to become more and more restless and may even cause some damage. Eventually it may rise up from its underground lair and cause untold chaos before leaving Eerie altogether. When the town finally recovers from this, we will be left without any way of getting rid of our trash - Eerie is completely dependant on the creature for all its domestic waste disposal."

Yesterday, an emergency meeting was called between prominent citizens of Eerie in order to establish the risks and find a possible solution. The mayor of Eerie, Mr Chisel, the proprietor of the World O' Stuff, Mr Radford, Mr E. Presely and Mr Chaney met with Professor E. Gore to discuss the present situation. The Examiner was invited to attend the assemblage at the World O' Stuff which took place in the very early hours of the morning, before the store opened.

Professor E. Gore had time the day before the meeting to gather more information on the creature from Eerie records, and was able to trace the disturbances backce the disturbances back to a particular point. At the meeting, he shared his findings with the rest of those concerned:

"The creature is said to be very large, estimated to be around 50 feet across. Of course, this may not be entirely accurate. The records go back a long time… in fact, it is entirely possible that it has grown since then. It is also documented that it is octopus-like in appearance, only with more tentacles, and that it is pale blue in colour. That, and that it feeds off household waste, is all I can find out at such short notice. I have also been able to trace the seismic activity caused by the creature's movements using earthquake equipment from Eerie University. It seems that the tremors originate from manhole #666, right at the geographical centre of Eerie."

Mr Chisel was understandably worried:

"50 feet? Is that with tentacles?"

"Oh, no. That's just the body. The tentacles are much longer."

Mr Chisel, always concerned for the well-being of his town, felt the following questions needed to be asked:

"So, if this monster was to come up into Eerie, it would probably do a lot of damage?"

"Incalculable damage. And of course, afterwards, Eerie would have no means of disposing of its garbage."

"But that would mean having to rebuild the town! With a sewage system! And waste disposal! The taxes would havesal! The taxes would have to go up… I might not get re-elected!"

by this time, Mayor Chisel was a desperate man.

"We have to do something! Why is it angry? What does it want? Money? Human sacrifice? Chaney! Come on, lets see what we can do for Mr Sewer Monster, sir."

The Professor tried to calm things:

"Now, Mayor. Lets remain calm. There's no need for any of that. I think it's just a question of diet."

"What, like food, you mean?" said Mr Presely

"Sort of. The creature eats all the usual stuff that families throw out. That's where the trucks take it all, to the big fenced-off pit on the outskirts of Eerie. It reaches the creature by that route. I think people have been putting things they shouldn't be in their bins. Stuff that needs special disposal, or incineration."

"But I thought that people threw out all kinds of junk they aren't meant to all the time…"

said Mr Radford.

"Yes, they do. The creature can tolerate certain amounts, but recently, people must have been doing it more than usual."

The meeting was adjourned so that Professor E. Gore could do some more research, and so that Mayor Chisel could go and have a lie down.

The Eerie Examiner took to the streets of Eerie in the hope of gaining an insight into public opinion, and maybe to find out a bit more about what has been going on. I came across one very worried looking local, busy boarding up the windows of his house. His family and belongings were waiting in the car with the engine running. When asked what he was doing, he replied:

"I'm getting out of here! Haven't you heard? The monster is angry! I'm getting away before it starts running loose… didn't you ever see Godzilla?

The Examiner felt it had to point out that the whole Godzilla incident occurred under different circumstances, but he had jumped into his car and was gone in a screech of tyres before anything else could be said. Just then another tremor shook the ground. After what Prof. E. Gore had said, the hospital was my next stop.

I spoke to the care taker at the Eerie Hospital about the policy regarding waste disposal:

"Well, usually, all the hazardous stuff gets put in the big incinerator,"

He told me, indicating a large chimney across the yard:

"Stuff like needles, swabs, operation left-over bits, unused medicine, tubing, anything infected… all those kinds of things. But sometimes, it's easier to just stick it in the bin with all the reg'lar trash, you know? Instead of stoking up the incinerator. I mean, I don't suppose it makes any difference. The monster eats anything, right?"

The Eerie Examiner felt it had found at least one cause for the Sewer one cause for the Sewer Monster's wrath. I thanked the care-taker, but advised him to get the incinerator fired up.

By early afternoon, the tremors were getting stronger and stronger. In the absence of Professor E. Gore, the Examiner decided to forgo all thoughts of personal safety and to take up station near manhole #666, in case the creature decided to make itself seen. However, as soon as I got there, it turned out that someone else had had that same idea.

I approached the small figure keeping guard over the manhole from behind a dumpster. The grey-haired young man was holding a camera and eyeing me suspiciously. I asked him if he was looking for the Sewer Monster.

"Yeah. Manhole #666, right? Well, this baby's mine, so if your thinking of getting pictures of it, you'd better think again."

Ignoring the threat, I told him I was with the Eerie Examiner and wanted to know how he knew that it's lair was located under manhole #666:

"Look, I don't talk to the press, OK? Unless you'd be interested in buying the exclusive pictures of the Sewer Monster I'm about to take… I bet Werd TV would pay big bucks for a photo of this octopus thing."

He said, grinning evilly and nodding in the direction of the manhole cover.

Just then another shock wave struck. The biggest one yet, it dislodged several bits from the nearby buildings. Mr Radford of the nearby World O' Stuff ran up accompanied by Prof. E. Gore and two more kids.

"It's just a matter of time!"

Yelled the Professor.

"We have to appease it, but I still don't know how!"

He shouted as he ran up. The smaller of the two kids with him addressed the strange photographer I'd just been talking to:

"Hey! What are you doing here?!"

It seemed that Mr Radford was also anxious to have a word with him:

"Hey! That's my camera! That went missing from my store this morning!"

Just before anyone could perform any acts of violence, a terrible noise came up from the metal cover in the middle of the quiet street. Everybody understood that now was not the time for settling scores. The older of the boys, one Marshall Teller, spoke up:

"Simon and me traced the earth quakes on a map of Eerie, right to this spot. And we think we know how to stop the monster from destroying Eerie!"

The younger one evidently called Simon handed an extremely ancient book over to Prof. E. Gore:

"We got it from the library,"

He said

"It tells you about the monster and how it should be fed!"

This was probably incredibly lucky, considering the rumbles coming up from under the street were getting more and more frequent.

"People have been feeding it the wrong stuff by throwing out all kinds of junk. Me and Simon went over to the pit this morning, you know what we found? Car batteries, old medicines - even half a bag of quick lime!"

As another subterranean blast shook the street, Prof. E. Gore made a decision:

"That one must have been the quick lime. It says here that to soothe the creature when it has indigestion - and I suppose this can probably be classed as indigestion - to feed it lots of normal stuff, like newspapers, peelings, wrapping…"

"I've got a load of that kind of thing out back at the World O' Stuff. We'd better get moving."

Suggested Mr Radford

"And you're coming too. And when you've helped us get out of this, you can give the camera back and I might not tell the sheriff."

He said, addressing the grey-haired kid who was in the process of sidling off towards a nearby narrow alley as nonchalantly as he dared. It turned out he had been lurking in the many shadows at the World O' Stuff that morning as we discussed the Sewer Monster situation. Seeing the potential for making some easy money, he 'borrowed' the camera. Certainly shows initiative.

An hour later, all the normal rubbish we could find had been thrown down the gaping abyss of the Monsters feeding pit, where questing tentacles will have come across the bounty and dragged it back toy and dragged it back to the lair underneath the cover of manhole #666.

Thus Eerie was put out of immediate danger, and Mayor Chisel saved from the prospect of not being re-elected. The mayor was unable to comment following the events, as he was still suffering from nervous exhaustion at the time of going to press.

Eerie citizens will be glad to know that the remaining tremors will get fainter as the Sewer Monster recovers from what must have been a very upset stomach. Tighter controls are now in operation and all garbage entering the pit is screened beforehand. Better facilities are in place for the disposal of dangerous materials, e.g. batteries, chemicals, fertilisers, medicines, etc. and the hospital has pledged to in future incinerate all hazardous refuse.

Readers of the Eerie Examiner are asked to bear the past week's events in mind when about to bin any item considered dangerous to the Sewer Monster's health. Look after the creature, and it will continue to look after us by providing us with cheap and clean garbage disposal, keeping our town safe and wholesome - the pride and envy of all Indiana.

By Maria. Head reporter for The Eerie Examiner.

froodle

On this special rerun episode of the Bogus Cast, Mr. Bogus and Eli (Magnetic Magic Rentals) countdown their favorite episodes of the short-lived 90s show Eerie, Indiana.

Bogus is currently on their January hiatus to spend some time with their family and to build up their content for the latter half of the podcast season. However, they did on want to leave us empty handed so they put together this rerun episode to hold us over.

This particular episode was taken from the first season of the podcast, which was re-edited, re-layered, and reconstructed from its original form. Make sure to stay tuned in to Boom Howdy for new Bogus content coming in the first of February.

A manipulative ATM, unsettling commercialized hell, garbage time fighters, and two young intelligent supernatural detectives.

froodle

Welcome to Throwback Friday, the weekly article that looks back at classic games and movies. This week we look at the classic TV series, Eerie, Indiana.

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TV Series 1991. Created by José Rivera and Karl Schaefer.

Bogus Business Bureau (3)
Companies (2)
Foodstuff (1)
Stores (1)
Fake Stuff (2)
Locations (1)
Media (1)

Beverages
Eerie Milk
'an udder delight'
Cities and Towns - U.S.
Eerie, Indiana
Corporations
Things, Inc.
Where Edgar worked as a scientist.
Department, Discount and General Stores
The World O Stuff
The only department store in town.
Farms and Food Companies
Eerie Dairy
Provided the town with Eerie Milk.
Newspapers
Examiner
The only newspaper in town.

froodle

One of the greatest Horror/Mystery/Fantasy series ever.

Too bad it ran for such a short period of time.

This is very Eerie as suggested by the title, I saw it several years back, it's about a town in Indiana county (which you can kill me but I don't know where it is) where a lot of very very strange things happen every week to two young kids and they collect things about it in a closet in Marshell's attic, he carries the key for the closet on him and it plays an important part in some episodes, one of the kids, I'm proud to say, is jewish and that is amplified in a nice episode when the kids shift to the backstage.

I also remember an episode about the time when Marshell sets his watch backwards to winter time and he shifts to another dimension along with a girl who disappeared the same way a year back, there are some guys who are chasing them and someone helps them, I won't tell you what happens and it's a knockout ending.

There are a lot of cool episodes and I wish they would make more.

Well, go bug your local supplier to get the show, I'm off to check the next incarnation.

froodle

Just found Eerie Indiana on Prime and was immediately transported to 1991 watching this in my room on a little black and white UHF rabbit ears TV and being slightly uncomfortable the entire time.

Time to expose the kids!!!
— J. A. Ebberts (@JAEbberts) June 20, 2019

OMG!

One of my all time favourite TV shows. The episodes 'Heart on a chain' and 'The Lost hour' are brilliant.
— Barry (@Mr_B_OB) June 20, 2019

All that keeps running through my head right now is

"Bite the hand that feeds you, bite the hand that feeds you!"
— J. A. Ebberts (@JAEbberts) June 20, 2019

The show is really brilliant. So clever and intriguing!
— Barry (@Mr_B_OB) June 20, 2019

I just told the kids that it's like Goosebumps meets the Twilight Zone. They're intrigued.
— J. A. Ebberts (@JAEbberts) June 20, 2019

Totally. It was from watching that show and reading about it that it developed my curiosity and interest in 'Twin Peaks'.
— Barry (@Mr_B_OB) June 20, 2019

froodle

The new upper east side Q stations have a) no trash cans, and b) no trash

SOMETHING FUCKED UP IS GOING ON HERE
— Pitr Strait (@pitrpatr) June 16, 2019

Are you sure? Look closer. *Everything is trash.*
— Andrew Chizhik (@Delduwath) June 16, 2019

Y'know, if someone was going to be my Eerie, Indiana narrator, I'm glad it was you
— Pitr Strait (@pitrpatr) June 16, 2019

froodle

#stellarfirma episode 7 is basically the Bureau of Lost episode of #eerieindiana if the Bureau was run by a gigantic idiot and I love it
— eerieindianadw (@eerieindianalj1) May 19, 2019

Listen here!

froodle

Who else remembers the tv show Eerie, Indiana?

froodle

Eerie Indiana is the reason I love shows like this. This is the first show I watched and loved. This first aired when I was a baby but my brother told me how one week this wasn't on and I wouldn't stop crying.

Then I remember it re-airing in the late 1990s early 2000s on Saturdays. I remembered in particular the episode where Marshall turns back his clock one hour and ends up going missing.

Then when I was older YouTube emerged and I found the show and watched all the episodes. Of course not realising it was this show until that episode. This show featured a young Tobey Maguire in one episode. -

Even as an adult I really just love this series. There is one episode that is so beautifully brilliant. Heart on a Chain. Like this episode was just wow. This type of storytelling in a kids show didn't happen again until Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street. That's another great show that was obviously influenced by Eerie Indiana.

froodle

@amazon Eerie, Indiana sequel/pilot concept idea by me. featuring @justinshenkarow as simon holmes. omrit katz as marshall teller and james marsden as dashx or this can't happen lol pic.twitter.com/lyD0xBFXuC
— m.k. vail (@embracethemads) March 31, 2019

froodle

Wenn ich meine Uhr schon am Abend vor der Sommerzeitumstellung vorstelle, muss ich immer an die Langoliers-Folge von "Eerie, Indiana" denken. ⌚😱
— Carsten B. (@chrpistorius) March 30, 2019

froodle

is the Lost Hour a division of the Bureau of Lost? 🤔#EerieIndiana @UnrealKarl
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) March 20, 2019

froodle

Candle Cove: No End House is the creepiest horror series I've seen in a bit. A pretty unusual concept (haunted house attraction meets that episode of Eerie Indiana where Marshall got lost in DST) anchored by a terriffic performance from reliable character actor John Carroll Lynch
— Elin Cath (@elincath) March 17, 2019

evilinsanemonkey

Title: Hashmarks
Rating: T for general creepiness
Length: 192
Author notes:

fan_flashworks Amnesty round prompt "The Lost Hour"
Summary: Some glimpses of Janet's time in the lost hour.

Hashmarks

froodle

New blog post: When Daylight Savings Time ruins everything, Marshall and the milkman go searching for Eerie, Indiana's lost hour! https://t.co/qB2dQsKp4J pic.twitter.com/qxkgtDDbjR
— Fire-Breathing Dimetrodon (@MarieLetsEat) February 9, 2019

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Eerie, Indiana, is a small town where anything can happen and where urban legends go to become reality. Eerie is a town which has an annual Tornado Day picnic to appease "Old Bob," the tornado that threatens the town each year. Eerie is a town where movie monsters emerge from the television screen, except these are not monsters -- they are actors cursed to repeat their roles forever. Eerie is a town with "a pompous business man known as The Donald who brainwashes the town into buying on credit." Eerie is a town where your next door neighbor (the one mowing his lawn) is an aging Elvis Presley.. Eerie is a town that ignores Daylight Savings Time and when you set your clock back an hour anyway you wake up in an abandoned town with garbage men who are trying to kill you. Eerie, Indiana, is a town where a group of intelligent dogs plot to take over the world.

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froodle

I've seen this on TV in mid 00's, but the show might be older.

The plot I remember:

A boy goes missing into some kind of alternate world

There are some "garbage men" in white jumpsuits who collect trash and this boy hides from them

In the real world he is put on milk carton box's "Missing kids" section and he somehow communicates to his parents through this box.

I've been told that this is The Twilight Zone, but I carefully watched 1985 and 2002 revivals and there was not this episode (or I missed an episode) and I doubt that 1950-1960's show would have been on TV in mid 00's.

So, the question is - if that is actually The Twiligt Zone, which revival/season/episode is that? If not, which show might that be?

Nikita Neganov:

This calls to mind an episode of Eerie, Indiana - "The Lost Hour", wherein the main character, Marshall Teller (in the series, all sorts of strange things happen in the namesake town and he and his friend Simon are two of the only people who pay enough attention to notice) somehow gets trapped in a version of the town empty except for a missing girl about his age, the sinister garbage men and an old milkman (who is hinted to be an older Marshall somehow). While he's trapped in this alternate world his face does show up on a milk carton.

friendof_dorothy

Surprise bitch! I bet you thought you'd seen the last of me.

Marilyn and Edgar getting off the Hell Bus. The first gifs I made with Photoshop CC 2018.

Dash gifs that should have been one gif, but i made two because it fits my aesthetic better.

Devil almost got your soul huh? No! I almost got audited!

Meme 1

Meme 2

Janet Donner, if she had a tumblr account

First and Lasts

froodle

Dick Miller is 90.
Yeah, ‘that guy’ Dick Miller. pic.twitter.com/Mbijk7Ppd1
— Tom Reagan’s Hat (@andymannion77) December 16, 2018

Can't believe you didn't include his most distinguished dual-role - bin man in The 'Burbs and Eerie, Indiana
— Tony (@TonyTimes2) December 16, 2018

froodle

@lindseyginter https://t.co/1CHpu3GYGP celebrates Lindsey Ginter's birthday! https://t.co/q8UoIs4Srm #Fantasy #SciFi #TheXFiles #Gattaca #DeadSpace #Lost #StarTrekVoyager #Mars #TheInvaders #Timemaster #EerieIndiana pic.twitter.com/SLqmJPhrwj
— E. Lee Zimmerman (@ELeeZimmerman) December 13, 2018

froodle

But Indiana is scary I know so because I watched Eerie Indiana
The milkman will kill me because I don’t like daylight savings time
— иaтe (@__n_a_t_e) December 11, 2018

froodle

Inspired by this unbelievably ugly Christmas ornament.

Milk pooled in the cracks on the sidewalk, trickling into gutters and turning the run off cloudy and white. Simon picked up a discarded carton, turning to the picture of an unsmiling Steve Konkalewski beneath the "missing child" banner.

"His eyes have been pecked out," he whispered, hugging himself inside his over-sized hand-me-down sweater. "Marshall, do you think the ravens have joined forces with the creepy garbage guys?"

Marshall shook his head.

"No," he said. "The ravens never align with anyone outside of other corvids. Plus the garbage men don't even have eyes, so as far as the ravens are concerned, they don't really exist."

Simon clutched the mangled cardboard to his chest, his own eyes darting nervously about.

"What do you think did it, then?" he asked, his voice still hushed. "Is someone going to war with the Eerie Dairy? Is that prophecy the Zoltar machine made about the Mooncalf descending from on high and feeding all of Eerie to the Great Moon Maw finally coming true?"

Marshall looked up, his eyes squinting against the bright and cloudless blue of the winter sun.

"Worse," he said, and pointed.

Above them wheeled a flock of seagulls

"Oh no," said Simon.

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froodle

Watch out for scary garbage guys in mirrored shades, because we're about to rewatch the Lost Hour.

froodle

Eerie, Indiana: The Lost Hour ⌛️

Eerie doesn't have daylight savings, but Marshall's determined not to miss out on the extra hour and sets his watch back anyway. Everyone disappears, except for some creepy garbage collectors and a strange milkman.#DaylightSavings #90s #Eerie pic.twitter.com/nhwMDHpGqV
— 90sManiax (@90sManiax) November 4, 2018

froodle

Eerie Indiana did an episode on this. @justinshenkarow had to help @OmriKatz_ got back from an alternate dimension when he was the only one in the state to set his watch back https://t.co/cZkavspxcm
— Kristina Stancil, MH (@kstancil13) November 4, 2018

froodle

Read the whole thread here.

froodle

I’m not setting my clocks back this year.

I don’t need an extra hour of 2018.
— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) October 28, 2018

You’re gonna get lost in time, maaaaannnn. Don’t be CRAY-cray.
— Mister Bumface (@misterbumface) October 28, 2018

Like Eerie, Indiana?
— 🕸️ marceline 🕸️ (@blodtorstig) October 28, 2018

froodle

Laid in bed this morning thinking "when do the clocks go back?" hoping ti'll be soon.

OCTOBER 25TH. A MONTH AWAY.
I WANT MY HOUR.
*cue Eerie Indiana theme*
— Professor Wells of the Autumn Academy (@blimeyboyo) September 24, 2018

froodle

hey #EerieIndiana fans, think there're enough of us to start trending? #BringBackEerie
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

Let's find out! #BringBackEerie @justinshenkarow https://t.co/w4Q4lWTdvA
— Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) June 13, 2016

We can so do this. #BringBackEerie with the whole crew, pls. #OmriKatz @justinshenkarow @JasonMarsden
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

we should just all collab and do an epic fandom event in solidarity to get them to #BringBackEerie
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

Eerie, Indiana was amazing! And you freaking rock, Justin! #BringBackEerie @justinshenkarow
— Britt Avery (@SaltyFishTea) June 13, 2016

YES go Eerie fans go! #BringBackEerie https://t.co/kInpS6bFyo
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

#EerieIndiana fans: what's your favorite episode? #BringBackEerie
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

#EerieIndiana fans: what is your favorite piece of evidence? #BringBackEerie
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

#EerieIndiana fans: which ep scared you the most when you were a kid? #BringBackEerie
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

#EerieIndiana fans who's your favorite character? #BringBackEerie
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 13, 2016

froodle

You'll never look at Tupperware the same again! 😁
— Cosmic Ricey (@CosmicRicey) September 21, 2018

I remember that family...
— Jacqui (@ThatJacquiOne) September 21, 2018

The episode where Marshall enters the "real world" where his life is just a TV show blew my mind. I'd never thought of a fictional character making that sort of revelation before. This was before Last Action Hero, Deadpool et cetera, obviously.
— Dan Sjöström (@dansjostrom) September 21, 2018

I adored that show by didn't get to watch it in its entirety until a few years back. The Tupperware episode, the daylights savings episode, the ATM episode and the meta episode always stuck out for me...and the one where Rene Aubergois (Odo) is Satan. I love the whole show
— bojak90 (@bojak90) September 21, 2018

Dude, Eeerie, Indiana was my JAM! They aired it on Fox Kids over here when I was a kid and I freaking loved it.
— Mr. Odomino (@MrOdomino) September 21, 2018

A Eerie Indiana review? pic.twitter.com/KygL1TrvRQ
— DchanZockt (@DchanZockt) September 21, 2018

Yup ! You could ask Joe Dante, he's on Twitter and very chatty about Eerie Indiana
— 🎄Mea🎄 (@Meeea) September 21, 2018

Love that show, and I had a crush on Omri Katz. Loved the Hey dude video, I also loved watching nick at nite.
— Nancy B (@Nancytweetstv) September 21, 2018

I just rewatched that a few years ago! Maybe it was nostalgia, but I still really liked it
— Lemon Suk (@brandenjohnson) September 21, 2018

Ooooh I used to love that show! My favorite episode was the one where the twins had to sleep in the anti-aging tupperware every night.
— thanks for nothing, hogwart (@carrieislost) September 21, 2018

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Spiders blamed after broken siren played creepy nursery rhymes randomly at night to UK townsfolk https://t.co/nQmhHcBL2l pic.twitter.com/jeVY6KkkeN
— Boing Boing (@BoingBoing) September 17, 2018

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Jimmy Hoffa got stuck in the Lost Hour.#EerieIndiana
— The 6th JM (@The6thJM) September 8, 2018

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froodle - Happy(?) birthday to Lindsey Ginter, aka the lead Creepy Garbage Guy from Eerie Indiana
froodle - Quotes from the Eerie Indiana discord:
froodle - Eerie, Indiana Rewatch 2019: the Lost Hour
froodle - MonsterSquad reviews Eerie Indiana episodes 6-10
froodle - Chooseday Challenge
froodle - BlessedToBeMe85 on Eerie Indiana
froodle - MrMindHeist on Eerie Indiana and daylight savings time
froodle - EerieIN.com at the Wayback Machine
froodle - Are You Afraid pod on Eerie Indiana episode ten: the Lost Hour
froodle - Forever Bogus Podcast: Back to Eerie Indiana
froodle - Matt Tilke on Eerie, Indiana
froodle - Creepy Garbage Guys strike again!
froodle - Mark Demaria's Fiction Empire on Eerie Indiana
froodle - S Runner reviews Eerie Indiana
froodle - Nurse Nancy versus the Milkmen? A Nurse Nancy/Creepy Garbage Guys team-up?
froodle - Eventually Supertrain episode 71
froodle - Mr Bob on Eerie Indiana
froodle - Creepy Garbage Guys on strike?
froodle - Stellar Firma episode seven: Trash and Mysteries
froodle - Reddit on Eerie Indiana
froodle - DarkoGalahad on Eerie Indiana
froodle - Chooseday Challenge
froodle - Embrace the Mads' Eerie Indiana reboot idea:
froodle - Chrpistorius on the Lost Hour
froodle - This is a valid question
froodle - ElinCath on CandleCove
froodle - This is the World o' Stuff when the kid in the Lost Hour isn't as tidy as Janet
evilinsanemonkey - Fic: Hashmarks
froodle - Fire Breathing Dimetrodon reviews Eerie, Indiana 1.11 - the Lost Hour
froodle - Jerry's House of Everything reviews Eerie Indiana
froodle - Xrfgtjtk: "Old TV series about a missing boy talking to parents through his picture on milk box"
friendof_dorothy - Eerie Indiana Dump
froodle - TonyTimes2 knows what's up
froodle - Happy birthday (?) to lead Creepy Garbage Guy
froodle - Nate makes a strong case...
froodle - Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Tenants' Rights
froodle - Eerie, Indiana double drabble: Massacre
froodle - Eerie, Indiana Rewatch 2018: the Lost Hour
froodle - 90sManiax on the Lost Hour
froodle - Kristina Stancil on the clock change
froodle - Limited edition German DVD rerelease
froodle - r/nostalgia: Anyone remember loving Eerie, Indiana as much as I did?
froodle - The Hoarse Whisperer is playing with fire!
froodle - Deifire on the weirdness of time in Eerie
froodle - Check out Jason Marsden's watch game in this photo.
froodle - BlimeyBoyo: playing with fire
froodle - Remember this Twitter thread from two years ago?
froodle - Twitter thread on Eerie, Indiana
froodle - These are the kind of security measures Chisel, Eerie PD and especially the Creepy Garbage Guys use
froodle - The6thJM knows the truth

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