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If you ever watched Eerie Indiana, Twin Peaks, X Files, Full House, Z Nation, or Black Summer, then join me,

jasonmarsden,

unrealkarl and

_karendawson_ for a Twitter Spaces today at Noon PST. It’s gonna be weird!

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There are lots of little known “holidays” on the calendar, and Thursday is one of them: National Black Cat Appreciation Day.

Also known as Black Cat Day, Aug. 17 has been dedicated to the raven-furred felines since 2011. Although they are commonly associated with bad luck, there are many reasons to love them.

The black cat’s tie to witchcraft began in the Middle Ages. More recent connections to pop culture witchcraft include Binx from the movie “Hocus Pocus” in 1993 and Salem from the television series “Sabrina the Teenage Witch.”

However, other countries believe black cats are good omens. Great Britain’s superstition is that black cats bring good luck, and Germany believes a black cat crossing your path will bring prosperity. Japanese culture encourages young women to own black cats to increase their chances at romance.

Black cats have an excess of melanin, which can make their black fur appear “rusty” brown in the sunlight. It also causes the yellow pigment in their eyes. The dark fur has been shown by research to fight off certain diseases.

So whether you spend August 17 watching an episode of “Felix the Cat,” petting your furry friend or just visiting the Glacial Lakes Humane Society to see its assortment of black cats, be sure to do your part in recognizing National Black Cat Appreciation Day.

As part of the day, black cat owners are encouraged to use social media to show off their pets and prove black cats make as good a pet as cats of any other hue.

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On April 14, 2018, the Cinedelphia Film Festival and the Philadelphia Mausoleum of Modern Art played host to an Eerie, Indiana reunion and retrospective, with guests of honour Justin Shenkarow (Simon Holmes) and Jason Marsden (Dash X).

On the anniversary of that day, let's look back at how it went down:

Were you there?

Did you spot any sweet Marshall cosplayers, a handful of dazed individuals sporting Loyal Order of Corn hats, or perhaps a petticoated Betty Wilson and her friends lurking in the corners?

What was your favourite moment, your best memory, the funniest clip and the most memorable photograph?

Did you get anything signed, maybe one of the amazing posters made for the event by Sam Heimer, a script or a publicity photo or one of the tie-in books?

Where you sporting a World o' Stuff or town sign pin from MattRyanTobin, or maybe his grinning Mister Wilson tee? Or did you go for Drew Millward's Eerie Dairy design, or take it really far back with a Bigfoot, Elvis and mailbox design by Scott Weston? Maybe you one of the few who bought that strangely uninspired Eerie Indiana shirt from Topshop back in 2013, or you went more low-key with the keychain from our 2015 Rewatch giveaway.

Relive the memories, repost your pics, lament the fact that you weren't there, with the Eerie Indiana Reunion Anniversary!

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Wow. A real one-two punch today. First Caroll Spinney, then the amazing Rene Auberjonois. I’ve had the pleasure of working with him a few times. On #EerieIndiana, #DeepSpaceNine and a short-lived cartoon series. My fave memory was when we were working on Eerie, standing next to each other as the crew was lining up a shot. For some reason I was absent-mindedly singing “Les Poissons” from Disney’s The Little Mermaid (even at 17, I was a Dis musical nut). Renee asked me...”WHY are you singing that?!” I responded, annoyed, “It’s from the Little Mermaid.” Like, how did he not know of this movie?! But he did, “Yes, I know. That was me who sang that song!” I couldn’t believe it! We both laughed and he sang the rest of the song with me! It was a true highlight of my young career. Such a blessing I got to share space with him. Rest well, Renee.

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Can we please pause for a moment and talk about how this episode description for #EerieIndiana is NEXT LEVEL? It’s also a bonkers episode in an already bonkers show. It has guest stars John Astin (Gomez Addams!) and Claude Akins. AND it’s the episode starring Omri Katz and @jasonmarsden, who later went on to to be Max and Binx (respectively) in the best Halloween movie ever, Hocus Pocus. IT IS MADE OF WONDERFUL.

Eerie, Indiana is, in my humble opinion, the best kids horror show ever—better than Goosebumps by far, weirder and funnier than Are You Afraid of the Dark, and it has higher production values than X Files. It’s on Prime through the end of February. Binge it while you can.

(I’m not joking about the X Files crack. They just equated “spooky” with “dark.”) #television #horrortv

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Now that he has made it to @jasonmarsden i can post some proper pictures of Dashisaurus Rex #crochet #EerieIndiana

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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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Let me start by saying thank you.
I’ve watched you on every tv show as a kid , heard you on every single cartoon & animated film since the 90’s but to have the pleasure and honor to literally have you as a mentor, a friend and Big Brother is beyond the most un real... you’ve been the realest , down to earth and legit helpful. Thank you Jason, Thank you !

You should definitely meet your hero’s , well good ones at least !

#agoofymovie #justiceleagueunlimited #lionking2 #youngjustice #staticshock #fullhouse #eerieindiana #ultimatespiderman #animaniacs #stepbystep #steveharveyshow #atoworldwide #jasonmarsden

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VAULT OF THE MACABRE PRESENTS “ALL HALLOWS EVE” Narrated by @jasonmarsden! Such a fun piece! #HALLOWEEN #VAULTOFTHEMACABRE #HORROR #FILMMAKING #POETRY #SHORTFILM #SPOOKY #SCARY #GHOSTSTORY #GHOST #WITCH #HOCUSPOCUS #THACKERYBINX #EERIEINDIANA #ARTSANDCRSFTS #WRITER #DIRECTOR

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btw y’all should watch Eerie, Indiana. it’s so fun. it’s free on imdb tv (prime), and jason marsden is on it!
— The Maebysitter • BLM • ACAB (@eversonpoe) October 28, 2020

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I’ve really enjoyed your Halloween picks this month. You led me down a bingeing tangent with last week’s pick... “Hocus Pocus” (Omri Katz and Jason Marsden) inspired me rewatch “Eerie Indiana”, which has been a lot of fun leading up to Halloween. 🎃
— Death Vulture (@jaaronwalter) October 26, 2020

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Since 1993 there's been one Halloween film that has united fans all genres of spooky movies - Hocus Pocus. And now the film is getting a reunion this Halloween.

Screened religiously throughout October (and possibly other times of the year), it's fun, funny and totally Halloweeny, without scaring the kids.

It follows the Sanderson Sisters (Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy) as they terrorise Salem, Massachusetts on Halloween.

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I watched Hocus Pocus for the first time last night. What a film! All the good parts are for women, joyous.
— Kiri Pr'chard-McLean (@kiripritchardmc) October 13, 2020

It is the best! I’d say all the lead women in it were and have ended up more famous than the men? But I do love the fact it reunites characters from Eerie Indiana (the Grey Haired Boy voices Binx).
— That Elise From The Insidious Franchise (@pageantmalarkey) October 13, 2020

I didn’t know this! Good Tuesday morning fact.
— Stef Keegan (@StefKeegan) October 13, 2020

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Growing up, Eerie, Indiana was one of the few shows that kids interested in the paranormal had to watch that was geared strictly for them. It was a major influence on author Kristina Stancil so much that she geared her graduate thesis with the idea of family horror entertainment in mind.

Enter actor, Justin Shenkarow who played Simon Holmes on Eerie. He & show creator, Karl Shaeffer were looking for fans to generate interest in reviving Eerie, Indiana. He contacted Kristina on Twitter to help spearhead interest in a series reboot.

With the support of Justin and his co-star, Jason Marsden, (DashX) Kristina and her magazine, Blood Reign joined the movement to revive one of her beloved childhood shows...and Growing Up Eerie was born. Petitions were launched to get LionsGate Entertainment and Hearst Media to generate interest in the cult classic.

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Funny enough, I would visit the set of HP before I was cast as Binx. I was working on Boy Meets World and knew Omri from when we worked on Eerie Indiana together. I also knew Vinnie (Vanessa Shaw). Never got to meet Bette or the other gals. I would see them, but I was too intimidated to say hello.

You were in everything!! How do you feel about all of the reboots (Fuller House, Girl Meets World, etc)? Are there any reboots that you would like to see?

Grovie and Beau! Hello! Thank you for watching. Appreciate the kind words. I would love to see a reboot of one of my fave shows, Quantum Leap. I also wouldn't mind more Eerie Indiana. ;-)

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On a Scale of 1 to 10 There is a possible chance that Moville Mysteries will get a Live Action Remake, here's what the cast i think should be:

Alberto Rosende (Shadowhunters) as Mosley "Mo" Moville

Tracy Morgan (30 Rock) as Tommy "Hitch" Hitchcock

Camila Mendes (Riverdale) as Mimi Valentine

Jasmeet Baduwalia (Power Rangers Beast Morphers) as Billy "BB" Boons

Jason Marsden (Eerie Indiana) as Milo Kryzinski

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We’ll be back soon with our final few episodes! 🤭 In the meantime, have you listened to our interviews with some of the brilliant stars and creators of our favourite show? Thread...
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 26, 2020

JUSTIN SHENKAROW @justinshenkarow https://t.co/XtSjfKBWSf pic.twitter.com/mNkHDcqELK
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 26, 2020

KARL SCHAEFER @UnrealKarl https://t.co/J1FvlYl85G pic.twitter.com/zzYlLWvctb
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 26, 2020

JOE DANTE @joe_dante https://t.co/ObmprsgpMB pic.twitter.com/9VDd4lLXTj
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 26, 2020

JASON MARSDEN @JasonMarsden https://t.co/iXcy5q18gp pic.twitter.com/nAc36A0YZW
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 26, 2020

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Does anyone else remember Eerie, Indiana? pic.twitter.com/GjxkMwWRdN
— the almighty ramz (@______ramz) September 24, 2020

Rings a bell pic.twitter.com/hbwHGMX6QP
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) September 25, 2020

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I was today years old when I discovered the grey-haired kid in Eerie Indiana is also the English voice of Haku in Spirited Away.
— Pax Asteriae 💙 (@paxasteriae) September 20, 2020

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I can’t express how happy I am that @eerieindianapod has found an audience. We’ve interacted with the most brilliant fans and I don’t know that I’ll ever top chatting to @joe_dante, @justinshenkarow, @JasonMarsden and @UnrealKarl pic.twitter.com/nsqQFXIDvf
— Becky Darke (@bunnydarke) August 22, 2020

I didn't know this was a thing!
I LOVED Eerie Indiana. Everyone was fantastic in it. But I won't lie - Dash X fueled my celebrity crush on @JasonMarsden
— m e l i s s a • d a w n (@alwayslissa) August 22, 2020

We are so totally a thing and you can find us on Spotify and Apple podcasts etc. So many episodes already recorded, it’s the perfect bite sized binge! 🎙🎧 Yeah, Dash was a babe (and @JasonMarsden still is 😉)
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) August 22, 2020

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Do we have a Friday treat for you!? We spoke to the fantastic @jasonmarsden AKA #DashX, and had the most fun chatting about Eerie, Hocus Pocus, his online variety show #MarsPresents, and loads more! ➖✖️

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Post Mars Variety Show Hang

Dropped another Mini for ya. This one featured my buddy @patrickdevinecomedy. We watched the episode and discussed and also talked #eerieindiana and #Salem, MA and we had a special guest #blackcat for #blackcatappreciationday!! Give a look. And please support indie artists by going to YouTube.com/MarsPresents and watch, like, subscribe to the Mars Variety Show!!!

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I think I already uploaded this one. but he looks so beautiful that I raise it again.

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Our listeners when we reveal our most recent Eerie guest! pic.twitter.com/g78IiIpfKi
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) August 15, 2020

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I have never seen “Heathers”.
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) August 3, 2020

This makes me very sad, it's such a good film. Treat yourself!
— Debbie A (@DebbieAttwell) August 3, 2020

Also, Dash X totally had similar vibes to Christian Slater's character in it. Go watch it.
— Debbie A (@DebbieAttwell) August 3, 2020

And here I thought Dash X was somehow inspired by JD from Heathers!
— Hodari "Brother To All Cats" Nundu (@HodariNundu) August 3, 2020

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So how did 18-year-old Jason Marsden get cast as the voice of a talking cat in Hocus Pocus?

It’s funny. I actually read for the role of Max, which was cast as the awesome Omri Katz, who I worked with when I was 17 on Eerie, Indiana. And then I was working on a show called Boy Meets World…

Oh, I’m very familiar.

…and we worked on the Disney lot in Burbank, California. They were also shooting Hocus Pocus on the Disney lot. So I would go over all the time to visit Omri and hang out. I’d sneak a peek and see the witches and hang on the set. Then several months later I get a call to audition for Binx. I went in and I got a call back with director Kenny Ortega. Shortly after that, I was booked. I spent about two or three ADR sessions doing it.

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Part Two of Two

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Hey @IanKarmel —do you remember the show, “Eerie, Indiana”? pic.twitter.com/yorchfKMSs
— Kate Lucas (@Kate_Lucas_PDX) July 2, 2020

I’m going to set this here, and encourage everyone to peep episode 17...👀 #theDonaldGoestoEerie pic.twitter.com/w6eBveG1qn
— Kate Lucas (@Kate_Lucas_PDX) July 2, 2020

*Spoiler: The Donald tries to steal souls via hypnotic advertising that makes folks blindly sign contracts for a line of credit at a junk store. Ultimately thwarted by the IRS, The D goes full tantrum, kicking & screaming on the ground, until he’s...deported. South.
— Kate Lucas (@Kate_Lucas_PDX) July 2, 2020

*The series was filmed in 1991*
— Kate Lucas (@Kate_Lucas_PDX) July 2, 2020

On an unrelated, but mildly interesting side note: the main kid from Eerie, Indiana was also Max in Hocus Pocus, and another Eerie character was the voice of Zachary Binks (as the cat). pic.twitter.com/VpxsoQRPxB
— Kate Lucas (@Kate_Lucas_PDX) July 2, 2020

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Love that peeps still talk about all the weird of #EerieIndiana. https://t.co/5NO3KEqc5T
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) July 23, 2020

One of my favorite shows, I still watch it
— Kiks (@enokiks) July 23, 2020

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Love that peeps still talk about all the weird of #EerieIndiana. https://t.co/5NO3KEqc5T
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) July 23, 2020

Plus Minus should have his own show
— Andrew Chamen (@AndrewChamen) July 24, 2020

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Love that peeps still talk about all the weird of #EerieIndiana. https://t.co/5NO3KEqc5T
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) July 23, 2020

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Hello to @UnrealKarl! Sending love and much overdue gratitude for casting me in one of the most memorable and fun projects of my career. And I’m not giving this back: + - pic.twitter.com/IoevVcBij1
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) July 25, 2020

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Revisiting a beloved show from your early childhood can be a wonderful stroll down memory lane.
Or, it can end up being a frustrating trip into the questionable tastes of your youth.

Today I would like to share with you my thoughts on one such show I chose to re-watch, almost 25 years after I had originally watched it, Eerie, Indiana.

The show first aired on NBC just in time for the Spooky Season, September 1991.
After the original airing of 18 episodes (where the 5th episode was omitted from broadcast), it re-ran in syndication on The Disney Channel and the 5th episode, previously unseen, was added back to the roster. In 1997, the series re-ran in its entirety again, this time on the popular Fox Kids Saturday morning block, which is when I would have seen and remembered it since I was too young to remember most things in 1991 and too poor to have the Disney Channel in 1993.

Eerie Unsolved Mysteries
The only thing I remembered about the show before rewatching it is it was less horror than Goosebumps or Are You Afraid of the Dark and more quirky, weird, and well, eerie. I was really into aliens and paranormal mystery at that age and it seemed like a kid-friendly X-Files or Outer Limits made just for me.

I loved the sidekick character as a kid, he was always down for anything, but I couldn’t remember his name (it’s Simon). I did remember Marsh’s (the main character’s) mother and I shared a name. It’s very weird to hear your name so much coming from the TV. How do people with more common names deal with that?!

Re-watching it was a lot of fun, at first.
I enjoyed the storytelling and the show’s ability to mix the surreal with the real. There is a multitude of “visual gags” and esoteric easter eggs throughout the show that I was able to appreciate this time around that my 10-year-old brain would not have noticed or understood. I wonder how many I missed this time around too? I could spend another entire rewatch just looking in the background!

The writing and plots are easy enough to understand for the kiddos but every episode has something that went *woosh* right over my head when I was a kid. Especially the references in every episode to old movies, music, TV shows, and books all from the horror, science fiction, or mystery genre.

Eerie Background Gags
I understand these references now, of course, having obsessively sought out and consumed popular media of those genres for most of my life at this point. However, when it was airing and I was 10, I was really just starting to get into seeking out those types of stories on my own instead of just the stuff my family was showing me.

After thirteen episodes,
if you count the one which did not air during the first network run, the series was re-worked to include Jason Marsden’s “Dash X” who I absolutely hate as a main character. He would have been okay to be in his premiere episode, where he is part of the mystery itself, plus maybe a background player in one or two more episodes. I just think he ruins the mood of the show in the final 6 episodes.

The character of Dash-X is mean-spirited and sabotages the fun and mystery I really enjoyed about the show. Jason Marsden really over-acts in a way that is distracting and his gravelly Batman voice gets on my last nerve. I’ll say after comparing the first 13 episodes to the final 6, a significant portion of the charm is gone with Mr. Negative-Positive-Minus-Plus-Dash-X around.

Eerie Dash X
I was unable to find a clear reason why the episode that didn’t originally air was kept off the screen on October 13th, 1991, but it’s a really heavy episode and I wonder if the subject matter or possible world events prevented it from being shown on-schedule. I did some digging trying to find any world events or major crimes that may have happened in the weeks leading up to the scheduled broadcast but was unable to find anything that gave me an “Ah-ha!” moment. Maybe instead the timeslot was given to a very special episode of another show or a one-off Halloween kids special of some kind?

The un-aired episode is called “Broken Record”
and it is about classmate and friend of our regular characters, Todd. Todd is the modern, early ’90s, tween son of an out-of-work farmer who, a year after losing their farm and being unable to find supplementary work, had begun to take out his frustrations on his young son in the form of relentless verbal abuse. Much like I am sure his father did before him.

Marsh introduces Todd to a Pit Bull Surfers album (I believe this to be a play on Butthole Surfers but have nothing to verify that claim as this episode was written 5 years before they had a huge hit outside of the Texas avant-garde rock scene), which contains the song “Eardrum Lobotomy.” With lyrics like:

“No one understands you. No one digs your dream. Just crank up the music, don’t want to hear your parents scream. What you need is an Eardrum Lobotomy, yeah yeah yeah!“

This really resonates with Todd and his parental issues, so he takes the album home.

Eerie Pit Bull Surfers
Marsh tells his young friend Todd (who’s really getting into the band The Pit Bull Surfers at this point) that Marsh doesn’t take the band very seriously due to “all that dumb Nazi stuff” and it’s just good music for mindless headbanging to help alleviate the aggression of their 12-year-old lives. It’s never elaborated on, but I like to think that because of their distaste for parental control, Pit Bull Surfers have several other songs about being against authoritarian ultra-nationalism and dictatorial power.

Eerie Todd
Then later in the episode, Todd’s father calls all rock music “Communist Liberal garbage” and that everyone knows messages are embedded in rock music, and “those people hide their intentions.” Once the message about parental abuse having a dramatic impact on a child’s demeanor is well-established, we enter the climax of the episode.

Todd steals and then crashes a dairy truck because like most 12-year-olds, Todd doesn’t know how to drive. It is mentioned that Todd gets quite banged up in the crash, but the fear of his father has him up and moving around in just minutes. Todd’s ex-farmer father has a huge anger explosion where, in an attempt to prove hidden messages in music are what is making his child misbehave, not his bad parenting and verbal abuse, he plays the records backward, and learns a valuable lesson.

Broken Record is a pretty good episode, but certainly not the best one of the first 13.

After re-watching the entire series twice,
once for fun and once for when I decided to write this article, I would say I highly recommend it. If you’re a first-timer or you would be re-visiting the series it’s worth the time. If you have children who are into the weird and wacky, I imagine watching it with them would be a blast!

There’s a spin-off series from 1997 called Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension, as well as several young adult paperback novels, written around the same time as the spin-off, taking place in the Eerie universe that I really want to check out.

I would like to end this retrospective with a nugget of wisdom that would have flown over my head at 9 but really spoke to me as an adult:

“Do not trust a dude with a ponytail whose first name is ‘The.’“

As always, I would like to know what you think! Did you watch Eerie as a kid? Have you re-watched it as an adult? Have you introduced any kids now to it and if so, did they think it was dated? Please reach out to me on Twitter if you would like to talk about the show and let me know!

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LEAK THE DASH X HAIR TESTS

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thinking about him. (the mouse that ate Jason Marsden's eerie indiana prop)

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Would like to give a big shout out to @jasonmarsden, received this amazing envelope from Nashville this morning. Alot of the characters and style of the book comes from shows/ movies that starred Marsden like #EerieIndiana #HocusPocus and #AGoofyMovie and as a thanks for the inspiration, I posted him a copy just a symbol of appreciation. Was sincerely humbled to receive this today. Big respect for taking time for your fans Jason. Many thanks.(and definitely happy to submit some music for your show :-)) Guys, you've all been so great at supporting my work and the book series but can I ask you all to show the same love to Jason's page @marspresents which has a host of great work on it and I guarantee you'll love
Stay safe everyone! ~ Roy "Maitland" Peplow

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#eerieindiana fans!!! I loved working on Eerie and I’ll talk to ANYone about it, ANYtime. So a New Zealand journalist did just that! I hope you enjoy: Special shoutout to @UnrealKarl for inviting me to be part of the fun https://t.co/tdXDSzfMTI
— Mars at Home (@JasonMarsden) June 16, 2020

Really fun interview with Jason Marsden who played
Dash-X on Eerie Indiana. Great young (at the time!) actor who really knew where the joke was and always delivered. Check it out. #bringbackEerieIndiana https://t.co/bqlsU7eCyY
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) June 17, 2020

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