To whom it may concern

Jack in the Box fast food premium. there’s a small set.

— It's Trash Culture (@ItsTrashCulture) June 1, 2020

How did I not know about this?! EERIE, INDIANA probably represented my childhood better than anything else!

— Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) June 1, 2020

forgot to mention that there’s also a Wendy’s set and a Carl’s Jr./Hardee’s one. completely different pieces in each. pic.twitter.com/XMSK3eMRhV

— It's Trash Culture (@ItsTrashCulture) June 1, 2020

Thank you for finally giving me a goal in life. pic.twitter.com/JFlTxKcmRV

— Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) June 1, 2020

I am in awe of this seller's selection of vintage Hungry-Man frozen dinner boxes for sale...https://t.co/naCOBuPGBa pic.twitter.com/WJPvBS5b0w

— Shawn Robare (@ShawnRobare) June 1, 2020

Frozen gold. pic.twitter.com/eJxOexQ975

— Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) June 1, 2020

Right? How does this stuff survive...

— Shawn Robare (@ShawnRobare) June 1, 2020

I guess they get put in the back of freezers long enough that they expire, and once they're pulled out, some holy voice intones that said person is no longer a consumer, but a gatekeeper whose divine mission is to keep the boxes forever frozen. pic.twitter.com/4rRiyF8eT7

— Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) June 1, 2020

lol, is that Eerie Indiana? I feel like this could be a plot from Pete & Pete too...

— Shawn Robare (@ShawnRobare) June 1, 2020

Yes! ForeverWare.

— Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) June 1, 2020

Man, I need to dig those DVDs out...

— Shawn Robare (@ShawnRobare) June 1, 2020

Does anyone else think the “World of Stuff” theme song from EERIE, INDIANA would be perfect here? (If you get this reference, congrats on being my age!) 🎶 Just can’t get enough... 🎶 #TheLastDriveIn https://t.co/cphstVu8Sj

— a Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) May 18, 2019

Ha, great reference. Did you have a crush on Marshall Or Dash X?

— Ace Bentura: Ben Nature Calls (@Hooraydiation) May 18, 2019

100% Marshall’s girl, but I do have to admit Dash X had that bad boy intrigue...

— a Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) May 18, 2019

i totally forgot matt frewer showed up on this show!

— i died on halloween (@harriscsmith) May 10, 2019

He commits fully to everything all the time, and it made him super perfect for Eerie, Indiana. pic.twitter.com/rjLym6NC3B

— a Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) May 10, 2019

i have never not wanted to see more of matt frewer in pretty much anything

— i died on halloween (@harriscsmith) May 11, 2019

We did it, kiddies! We’ve covered season two with a solid six feet of high-quality, artisanal dirt. We laughed, we cried, we died, and then did it all over (and over) again. We’ve faced zombies, dismemberment, psychopaths and ventriloquist dummies with a smile. So what’s our coda for such a delightfully deadly season? Such putrid pieces of televised tragedy? Well, we have two of the best episodes in the whole season in my humble opinion, and one last goofy one starring a horror legend.

It’s exactly what our dearly departed season two would have wanted, so let’s grab our shovels and pay our last respects.

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Other notables: Composer J. Peter Robinson would continue on to score three more Tales episodes. Some of the genre work in his massive career includes Wes Craven’s Vampire in Brooklyn and Nightmare Cafe, Kindred: The Embraced, Eerie, Indiana, The Wraith and Return of the Living Dead II.

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