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froodleHis role on Eerie, Indiana was a delight as well as Night Court as Harry's friend, Buddy. Whenever he shows up and starts giving you that grin of his, you know you are about to laugh at whatever he says. https://t.co/Na1DQQSWhc
— Edmond Dantes (@Mikeslikes2) August 2, 2020
World O’ Stuff! Loved that show!
— Jane Nightshade, Writer (@JaneNightshade) August 2, 2020
froodle“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
froodle“Eerie, Indiana” was the original “Stranger Things.” Why no reboot @joe_dante?
— Jane Nightshade, Writer (@JaneNightshade) April 1, 2020
froodleToday in Horror History: It's the birthday of film director Joe Dante, whose excellent contributions to the genre include one of the best werewolf movies, The Howling, the 'It's A Good Life' segment of Twilight Zone The Movie, and the comically grim Gremlins. pic.twitter.com/gjzZU3KIwS
— Michael W. Freeman (@Freelineorlando) November 28, 2019
I loved Eerie, Indiana.
— Jane Nightshade, Writer (@JaneNightshade) November 28, 2019
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