To whom it may concern

Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street was clearly influenced by #TheTwilightZone. When I moved back into my office for season two, I hung Rod Serling's picture over my desk (along with another huge influence, Ray Bradbury). They kept watch over Gortimer to the finale. pic.twitter.com/3B9fFTz2wn

— David Anaxagoras (@davidanaxagoras) April 3, 2019

But no Eerie, Indiana?

— Trace Conger (@TraceConger) April 3, 2019

These two writers are huge in my life, not just for Gortimer but for everything. Eerie, Indiana was an undeniable influence. We used to joke that we belonged to a genre of three: Gortimer, Eerie, and Pete and Pete.

— David Anaxagoras (@davidanaxagoras) April 3, 2019

Wow, what an honor! I loved being apart of Eerie, playing Simon was definitely a highlight of my childhood! Your fabulous show reminded me of Eerie with your compelling characters, fun storylines and wonderful morals in each episode! I would love the opportunity to work with you! https://t.co/XgSNIDY4k8

— Justin Shenkarow (@justinshenkarow) November 29, 2018

You're blowing my mind right now, Justin! I wrote Gortimer because there weren't any shows like Eerie Indiana on TV anymore. There weren't any friendships like Simon and Mars. I wish I had you on the show :( You'll be at the top of my list from now on!

— David Anaxagoras (@davidanaxagoras) November 29, 2018