In what fictional town or city would you choose to live?#popculture #Television #TOWNSHIP #cities pic.twitter.com/RqsnnHgJ3k

— DrPopCultureBGSU (@DrPopCultureBG) December 19, 2020

Eerie, Indiana or Sunnydale. I'd even live wherever Weird Science existed.

— George A. Miller (@GeorgeM68340969) December 19, 2020

Eerie, Indiana...hanging out with Bigfoot, Elvis, and John Astin? Yes, please. Sure, there are some existential threats, but Marshall, Simon, and I can handle it 😉https://t.co/p6zTMmZcPC

— Bufo Calvin (@bufocalvin) December 19, 2020

“Eerie, Indiana” was the original “Stranger Things.” Why no reboot @joe_dante?

— Jane Nightshade, Writer (@JaneNightshade) April 1, 2020

I know you are talking about now, but there actually was a follow-on series (which had a bridge). I watched it within the past couple of years...Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension. Currently available on @PrimeVideo in the USA

— Bufo Calvin (@bufocalvin) April 1, 2020

Oh yes I heard of that now that you mention it. I thought it was the original series that was streaming on Prime?

— Jane Nightshade, Writer (@JaneNightshade) April 1, 2020

Both are streaming on PV, according to JustWatch pic.twitter.com/M2a1NOMiKC

— Bufo Calvin (@bufocalvin) April 1, 2020

Great - I’ll check the other one out. I own the box set of the original.

— Jane Nightshade, Writer (@JaneNightshade) April 1, 2020

Michael J. Pollard, Oscar nommed for Bonnie & Clyde, has been added to our 2019 Geeky Goodbyes https://t.co/cGXhCYlMGx. Roles include Star Trek: TOS; Scrooged; Mr. Mxyzptlk on Superboy; Eerie, Indiana; & voicing Psycho on Troma's Toxic Crusaders (front seat our far left in GIF) pic.twitter.com/E8oPflhyQ1

— Bufo Calvin (@bufocalvin) November 22, 2019

I really liked his work on Eerie, Indiana...it seemed like his most full-bodied performance since Gomez pic.twitter.com/h0hbT6za0F

— Bufo Calvin (@bufocalvin) September 14, 2019