To whom it may concern

This was such a great show; I was so sad when it got canceled. I'm re-watching it with my own kids now. "Better weird than dead!" https://t.co/13P4NSNoM5

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) September 18, 2019

... man, this was the show that made me realize I like weird stuff.

— JD Sullivan (@JDSulli) September 18, 2019

Also, that episode with the girl who could draw stuff into existence still messes with me to this day.

— JD Sullivan (@JDSulli) September 18, 2019

Yes! And the mystery of Dash-X. Though I love the way the show ended. If you're going to get unfairly canceled, go down in style!

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) September 18, 2019

Oh man! Dash-X! God, eerie was great... and it’s apparently streaming on prime! Hello childhood, it’s good to see you again.

— JD Sullivan (@JDSulli) September 18, 2019

What’s a TV show that you remember from your childhood that no one you know remembers?

Mine is Dolphin Cove

— Nic (@CloneNic) July 13, 2019

American Gothic https://t.co/0ICvJVbIss

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) July 15, 2019

Wait. Was that the one with the evil sheriff with magic powers?

— JD Sullivan (@JDSulli) July 15, 2019

Yes!

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) July 15, 2019

Eerie, Indiana had a weird sheriff too, but was the one about the kid moving from New Jersey to the bizarre town in the Midwest--a partly comic puberty/weirdness of suburbia allegory. The first American Gothic took place in Trinity, South Carolina--evil sheriff: Gary Cole.

— Ian Desroche (@IndivCincy) July 16, 2019