eerieindiana | Entries tagged with actor: harry goaz

We’ve been watching Eerie Indiana most of the day so far and now I’m half tempted to get the accursed Disney+ so we can watch So Weird again 👀

So far I’ve seen deputy Andy Brennan over and over again, recognized Tony Jay on voice alone in the mummy episode (I was like FROLLO?!), saw bby Tobey Maguire, and now Max Headroom lmao

Y'know, in addition to the initial shock of it starring Max from Hocus Pocus.

Jason Marsden now?! Gat dam

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Watching Eerie Indiana for the first time and Harry Goaz plays a recurring police officer much more competent than Andy in a seemingly normal town where strange stuff happens.

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What's some media - movie, tv, videogames - that tried to copy Twin Peak's aesthetic?
— Boner Vivant Will Attack and Dethrone God (@Doug_Tilley) July 21, 2020

When I was a kid I thought Eerie Indiana was Twin Peaks Jr.
— The Mike (@TheMike31) July 21, 2020

Same here. Harry Goaz even had a cameo in one episode as a cop who was basically the polar opposite of Deputy Andy.
— Unhand her, Dan Backslide (@DanMoffTarkin) July 21, 2020

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"Eerie, Indiana" ATM with a Heart of Gold HARRY GOAZ (TV Episode 1991) - IMDb - https://t.co/1Kxx0BgENa
— SiameseTwins18 (@high_bread) April 2, 2020

"Eerie, Indiana" Heart on a Chain STEVE PERI (TV Episode 1991) - IMDb - https://t.co/jFfjgOHuQl
— SiameseTwins18 (@high_bread) April 2, 2020

"Eerie, Indiana" The Dead Letter TOBEY MACGUIRE (TV Episode 1991) - IMDb - https://t.co/pWBn4skiPn
— SiameseTwins18 (@high_bread) April 2, 2020

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Harry Goaz (born December 27, 1960) is an American actor best known for his roles as Deputy Andy Brennan in the TV drama series, Twin Peaks (1990–1991), and as Sgt. Knight in the NBC TV series, Eerie Indiana (1991-2).

Goaz first met David Lynch while driving him to a memorial tribute to Roy Orbison where Lynch decided to cast him for the role of Deputy Andy Brennan in the TV series Twin Peaks. He followed up Twin Peaks with Eerie Indiana, a paranormal TV show created by Joe Dante. Goaz has also taken roles in independent films, such as Steven Soderbergh's The Underneath.

His piece of micro-fiction, "Donald's Holy Head", was published in Blacktop Passages in 2013

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@HarryGoaz https://t.co/1CHpu3GYGP celebrates Harry Goaz's birthday! https://t.co/BIFfw5gZYQ #SciFi #Syfy #Fantasy #Actor #TwinPeaks #EerieIndiana #Earthling pic.twitter.com/BE0DlmCh7b
— E. Lee Zimmerman (@ELeeZimmerman) December 27, 2019

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I am neck-deep in an "Eerie, Indiana" marathon. I adore this series. It was a weird depiction of early '90s Americana, similar to David Lynch's "Twin Peaks", but with a stronger paranormal and supernatural spin on it (think "The X-Files" for the pre-teen audience). Overall, it holds up really well, and I'm surprised at times by the caliber of the talent that worked on this series, particularly the cast, the writers, and the guest directors.

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Never realized Andy from Twin Peaks was in Eerie Indiana as a cop. Feels right.
— Spoopyhawk (@fritobandit) October 24, 2019

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Me putting together shows and movies based on similar themes and shared actors (Twin Peaks, X-Files, Eerie Indiana, Mulholland Drive, Gravity Falls, etc) pic.twitter.com/8DRnxPrnCS
— Joey Penderghast (@xaanzmasque) October 1, 2019

Deputy Andy is Sgt. Knight in Eerie Indiana.
— Joey Penderghast (@xaanzmasque) October 1, 2019

Taggart from Eureka in Eerie Indiana as a tornado scientist.
— Joey Penderghast (@xaanzmasque) October 1, 2019

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Was reminded of the show, "Eerie Indiana," so I had to watch some early 90's weirdness. Spotting celebrity guests and kids that became celebs.
— Kiran Chicoine (@SoryuBlueDragon) September 29, 2019

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Eerie Indiana, aka Twin Peaks for kids. 💖 https://t.co/PR9crVsAXs
— Louie Stowell (@Louiestowell) July 15, 2019

With, I think, the guy who payed Andy Brennan (Harry Goaz) in Twin Peaks playing the small town cop in Eerie.
— Phil Clements (@touchshriek) July 15, 2019

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Powermarathoned the series this weekend.

I had seen bits and pieces of it here and there, a scattered episode or two, but was finally able to get my hands on a brand new box set for only $35 this weekend at a local used place. The shrinkwrap was still on the individual DVD sleeves!

Sound really was nicely remastered - I wish the image had been given the same kind of care though. At least on my computer, the image looked a bit grainy and the color quality and intensity seemed to vary slightly from one episode to the next.

I was really surprised and pleased to see Tim Hunter, a director I associate with Twin Peaks, directed several episodes. I was also pleased to see Officer Andy from Peaks playing an equally interesting cop role in Eerie!

Conceptually, I noticed that in the final four episodes or so, it seems to me like the satire became much more biting, and I'm kind of wondering if the series might have continued further along that line if it had had a chance to grow properly. I'm also amused that long before Supernatural started toying with meta episodes and in-series reality breaking, Eerie did it - way advanced for a 90's "kid show", you know?

I don't hate Dash-X, but I'm not sure if Marsden's trying to do a terrible Christian Slater impersonation, or what; I wish he'd just played the character without the silly sotto voce attempt.

Probably my favorite ep just based on the first full run through is still the Loyal Order of Corn.

Of course, the show's influence on my current favorite series, Gravity Falls, is absolutely undeniable, and I've been recommending both series to fans of the other. Now that it's showing up on Amazon again, I'm thrilled that I can start introducing people to this series. I see it as the conceptual link between Twin Peaks and Gravity Falls.

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Here’s another example of Eerie, Indiana acknowledging its roots. One of the characters in tonight’s episode is a space traveller who’s been disguised as an ordinary American since he showed up on our planet in Siberia in 1908. Who better to cast than My Favorite Martian star Ray Walston?

The Loyal Order of Corn is Eerie’s fraternal lodge, their version of the Knights of Columbus, Water Buffalo, or Stonecutters. I gave our son a quick introduction about these fellows (including Harry Goaz in his last fleeting appearance as the town cop) having fun and enjoying secret handshakes and making Steve Guttenberg a star before getting started. The episode gives Jason Marsden’s character a name, Dash-X, which he likes better than Plus-Minus, as those are the symbols on his hands. Unfortunately, the revamped title sequence that they introduced with episode 15 gives away Ray Walston’s character having the same symbols on his own hands, but happily he doesn’t reveal their meaning to Dash-X before departing.

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I never realized the cop on Eerie, Indiana was Andy from Twin Peaks.
— Surrender to the Void (@Wafflematic) March 26, 2019

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New blog post: Easy Riders! There's an artist on the loose in Eerie, Indiana, and she's changing more things in town than just Marshall's garage. https://t.co/1gQkRwlcJC pic.twitter.com/jUn8PRMvcm
— Fire-Breathing Dimetrodon (@MarieLetsEat) February 5, 2019

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Harry Goaz, el agente Andy de Twin Peaks, cumple 57 años. ¡Felicidades Harry!.@harrygoaz, deputy Andy in Twin Peaks turns 57. Happy birthday Harry!#davidlynch #twinpeaks #harrygoaz #deputyandy #agenteandy #felizcumpleaños #happybirthday #photography #cine #cinema #film #films pic.twitter.com/CNA8jhwze2
— Universo David Lynch (@universoLynch) December 27, 2018

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For Halloween, I’ve been watching the 90s kids show, EERIE, INDIANA, which stars #HocusPocus’ Omri Katz with appearances by John Astin (Gomez Addams) and Harry Goaz from #TwinPeaks as...a dumb deputy! And then this happened... cc: @DianePodcast @bobsymindless @NotNowRosie pic.twitter.com/AqPf5c8jFn
— Rob ZOMBerg 🎃😱🍬👻🦇🧛🏻‍♂️💀🎃 (@robwillb) October 25, 2018

Omg I LOVED Eerie Indiana! Did you watch Are You Afraid of the Dark too?
— Jack GHOULder (@jackshoulder) October 25, 2018

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He made a comment that Omri Katz got a new car while they were filming and he was super excited. :)
— Rachel (@averyfan) September 2, 2018

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Nice to meet @HarryGoaz at the @WNSTelethon today. Such a nice guy! And we had a great conversation about the TV Eerie, Indiana. 😊 #WNS2018 #WNS18 pic.twitter.com/rIRu1i6RtX
— Rachel (@averyfan) September 2, 2018

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The amazing Harry Goaz (#TwinPeaks, #EerieIndiana) is on now with @markwalters74! #WNS2018 #WNS18 pic.twitter.com/AMGPvthBvB
— Who Needs Sleep (@WNSTelethon) September 1, 2018

The always wonderful Harry Goaz (#TwinPeaks, #EerieIndiana) is on now with @markwalters74 on #WNS18 — tune in now https://t.co/zmh2wYr6Fn @WNSTelethon pic.twitter.com/moRNKz7ta1
— Devin Pike (@justdevin) September 1, 2018