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It is Femslash February (I'm a few days late, I know, life got weird...) and I thought it would be fun to offer a challenge to all of us Eerie fans to write some femslash for this fandom!

No formal prompts, just a general celebration of all the wonderful F/F pairing possibilities* in Eerie Fandom!

I've added a new collection on AO3 if you'd like to use that when posting!

(*Genderswapping characters counts)

Can you guess this one without swiping? I grew up in the 90s, a golden era of kids paranormal programming. Eerie, Indiana ran for just one season and featured investigations of bizarre happenings in small town America. It predated the X-Files by two years and was so well-done! The first episode, Foreverware, introduced a world of seedy Tupperware parties and all-consuming nostalgia and turned a critical eye toward the promise and pitfalls of the suburbs. I could write a thesis on this show but for now, a costume.

Rock out your fifties hairstyles, make sure your lids are sealed tight, and enjoy vacuum-fresh food, because the 2020 Eerie Indiana rewatch kicks off tonight with the pilot episode that made half of us afraid of packed lunches... ladies and gentlemen, fire up your DVD players, and let's watch: Foreverware!

That look 👀😁 awesome scene shot of louan gideon and Mary humes, from the Eerie tastic “Foreverware” Episode! 💫💀✨

Betty Wilson stood beside the ornate and rubberised monument which bore her husband's name. She set down a bright floral-patterned Bouquet Keeper, inside of which a dozen white roses stood suspended for eternity.

She knew, standing there in her neat black veil and crisp widow's weeds, that the ground beneath her feet was empty. What had been left of Walt had not been the sort of thing she'd see sealed up and preserved forever; the thought of their precious boys finding him at the back of the icebox had sent shivers of horror up her spine.

Still, she missed him.

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Ongoing Verse: The Children

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Sweet Dreams!
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See it here.

Nothing has made me consider subscribing to Prime quite like knowing they have all of Eerie, Indiana.
— Dominic Berry (@HPSGlonk) December 22, 2020

This was a false alarm. Only available on American Prime. Very disappointed.
— Dominic Berry (@HPSGlonk) December 22, 2020

Classic series. pic.twitter.com/p8vqrBTC1q
— Jennifer Wallis (@harbottlestores) December 22, 2020

Darn tooting! The tupperware one has stayed with me. If we don't interact again, have a bloody great Christmas and New Year!
— Dominic Berry (@HPSGlonk) December 22, 2020

Ah, yeah, that one was inspired! Hope you have a lovely Christmas 😊 x
— Jennifer Wallis (@harbottlestores) December 22, 2020

This is the episode that sticks in my brain too for some reason! Excellent series 😁
— Francis O (@f_osis) December 22, 2020

That and the nurse 😬
— Jennifer Wallis (@harbottlestores) December 22, 2020

Honesty time: which horror movie did you watch as a child that haunts you to this day?
— Amazon Prime Video UK (@primevideouk) October 21, 2020

Not a film but the episode of the CITV 80's show Dramarama called 'Back To Front' where a boy gets trapped in a mirror. Urgh. Still ruins me. https://t.co/nEMKr0DlsI
— Tiernan ‘Monsters Would Be Relief tbh’ Douieb (@TiernanDouieb) October 21, 2020

Eerie Indiana, the mom who kept her sons in Tupperware so they would always stay young. Wrong.
— Ali Walker Davies (@aliwalker84) October 22, 2020

Oh Jesus, I remember that. Proper horrifying
— Tiernan ‘Monsters Would Be Relief tbh’ Douieb (@TiernanDouieb) October 22, 2020

Foreverware - Eerie, IN
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@PushinUpRoses Please do an episode on Eerie Indiana S01E01 ! I remembered the plot from when I was a kid but always thought it was an Are You Afraid... episode! Pay attention to the other ladie's names... :)
— ThePirateKing (@ThePirateKing) September 18, 2020

Rock out your fifties hairstyles, make sure your lids are sealed tight, and enjoy vacuum-fresh food, because the 2019 Eerie Indiana rewatch kicks off tonight with the pilot episode that made half of us afraid of packed lunches... ladies and gentlemen, fire up your DVD players, and let's watch: Foreverware!

Rock out your fifties hairstyles, make sure your lids are sealed tight, and enjoy vacuum-fresh food, because the 2020 Eerie Indiana rewatch kicks off tonight with the pilot episode that made half of us afraid of packed lunches... ladies and gentlemen, fire up your DVD players, and let's watch: Foreverware!

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Oh wow Eerie Indiana is streaming on Prime
— Helen R. (@hels) August 21, 2020

My God I thought I was like the only person who remembered that show. I remember the creepy crow, and I remember... an episode about age-defying tupperware?
— Robert Zacny (@RobZacny) August 21, 2020

Episode 1!
— Helen R. (@hels) August 21, 2020

Forever wear!
— Erika Janik (@Erika_Janik) August 21, 2020

i had nightmares about that episode for WEEKS
— black lives matter (@dorkfishie) August 21, 2020

The best part was when she burped the Tupperware after putting her kids in.
— Essential Spoony (@TheSpoony) August 21, 2020

Parents just need to build a controlled environment chamber to store their kids when they aren't at school..simples. What's the fuss?
— Brigid ag Rithallaigh (@brigidrahilly) August 20, 2020

Eerie, Indiana...what a show! pic.twitter.com/GJXBIe5mNX
— Brigid ag Rithallaigh (@brigidrahilly) August 20, 2020

If Eerie Indiana is ever remade I think @thegigigoode would make an excellent Betty Wilson. pic.twitter.com/WrskfzEr38
— stuart warwick (@stuartwarwick) June 17, 2020

Eerie Indiana was sooooo good!!
— Kimbolina (@KimCharters1985) June 17, 2020

If Eerie Indiana is ever remade I think @thegigigoode would make an excellent Betty Wilson. pic.twitter.com/WrskfzEr38
— stuart warwick (@stuartwarwick) June 17, 2020

Deifire: Since the rest of the Foreverware ladies are still out there, did they recruit a new 90s lady? Also, is there a 00s lady and what would that look like?

Friend of Dorothy: the 2000s lady wears a juciy velour tracksuit and gucci sunglasses send tweet

Friend of Dorothy: the only other new arrival in town i can think of is Melanie's mother...Maybe they were like the modern day mlm boss babe and recruited mrs wilde

Eviinsanemonkey: okay but also: how did betty wilson convince these women to seal themselves in tupperware? in "the hole in the head gang" when winnie is talking to her daughter i took that as implying they do that and ??? How do you get from "vacuum seal your leftovers" to "vacuum seal yourselves"??

Friend of Dorothy: i mean all cults are kind of like that aren't they? if you mix a strong personality with a selection of lonely, unfulfilled housewives then i guess i could believe it

Deifire: the older I get, the more I get it. There are a lot reasons (some of which I've read and/or written) that could make sense: lost a child and want to keep the rest of them safe (which it would totally make sense for Devon's mom to go down the Foreverware path), wanting to stave off a chronic illness, had someone disappear under mysterious circumstances and this is the extreme version of keeping everything in their room/the house the same until they get back. Maybe two of them are in love and waiting for society to change. And just...getting old kinda sucks.

I have so many questions about Phyllis Stouffer. How did she become a foreverware lady? How freaky has it got to be to be settling into your suburban home in the 70s and some white lady in a 50s house dress knocks on your door? (this is what my fic is gonna be about)
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

Is it just me or is she the only black person in the whole series
— Kristina Stancil, MH (@kstancil13) June 15, 2020

there's another background character you see at the laundromat in "The Losers" but I think that might be it? iirc Karl Schaefer has said Eerie was eerily white on purpose? @UnrealKarl?
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

A couple Eunice approaches in "No Brain" before Dash shows up.

Also, Lyle the prop guy in "Reality" (which may or may not technically count as being set in Eerie).
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) June 15, 2020

ah thank you! It's been awhile since i did a proper rewatch (aka not crafting while watching)
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

I have so many questions about Phyllis Stouffer. How did she become a foreverware lady? How freaky has it got to be to be settling into your suburban home in the 70s and some white lady in a 50s house dress knocks on your door? (this is what my fic is gonna be about)
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

*g*

You know I have my own theories, but it's going to take a while...
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) June 15, 2020

good morning i should be working but we're gonna watch foreverware first because i had a fic idea and obviously rewatching can't wait
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

awful lot of straight jackets in the laundry in this show
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

Betty Wilson is the stuff nightmares are made of
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

listen: my experience with tupperware has me certain foreverware would definitely get me
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

Edgar's reaction to the financing plans, tho xD
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

"As fresh as the day it was made. In 1974."

Marilyn: bitch wtf?
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

Simon is The Best
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

I have so many questions about Phyllis Stouffer. How did she become a foreverware lady? How freaky has it got to be to be settling into your suburban home in the 70s and some white lady in a 50s house dress knocks on your door? (this is what my fic is gonna be about)
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

why didn't they throw out the sandwich?? or put it in vacuum seal?? it's gonna stink
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

mk. time to Do Job and then write fic about foreverware ladies
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) June 15, 2020

The Happy Brothers Mortuary company car was all-white, with a red cross decal on the rear window, smooth, gently rounded lines, and a set of bubble lights that marked it for exactly what it was - an ambulance from the 1950s, repurposed for the transport of corpses.

They'd found it inside a car-sized ForeverWare container at the back of an overcrowded storage container rented in their mother's name. The old-fashioned medical equipment inside had gone straight to Noel's Knick-Knack-Bric-a-Brac Emporium, but when some of it showed up in Doctor Eukenuba's exam room, the twins had decided against selling on the rest.

Ongoing Verse: The Children

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Ongoing Verse: The Powers That Be

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The lace curtains in the abandoned house up the street were moth-eaten, yellow with age where they weren't grey with dust, and wreathed around with a dozen years of cobwebs. The red lettering of the For Sale sign had long-since faded to washed-out pink, and it sagged on it's mildewed and rotting post.

Bertram Wilson did not get out of his car. He did not roll down the windows. He simply sat there, the engine running and the radio off, watching as the house where eternity had dwelled for so long succumbed to entropy.

After a while, he left again.

Ongoing Verse: The Children

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Ongoing Verse: The Powers That Be

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Vamos a ver si ustedes saben a qué serie pertenece esta épica imagen pic.twitter.com/RqSshrwcGW
— AiRwAlk KiNg (@airwalkking) June 2, 2020

The pencil was bright aquamarine and felt rubbery under her fingers. There was no letter or number to indicate texture or shade; only a bright pink infinity symbol that looped around the very top.

"Use as directed," the old woman hissed, grabbing Sara Sue's arm in a grip that sucked like a vacuum. The old lady's eyes were wild and staring and her pink pillbox hat sat crookedly atop thin white hair. "Last you a lifetime! Maybe longer!"

The worn-down stub of the Eerie No.2 pencil prickled against her skin, and Sara Sue recognised it for the warning it was.

Ongoing Verse: Pay Attention

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It's crazy how much I think about that episode of Eerie, Indiana, where the Tupperware lady would put her twin boys into giant Tupperware containers to keep them young.
— Eric James Hiltner (inspired by Pierce Brosnan) (@EJHthreeK) April 28, 2020

Ich weiß gar nicht, was die ganze Aufregung wegen der fehlenden Betreuung soll.

Ich friere meine Kinder einfach bis zum Herbst ein.
— Lilli Marlene (@MarleneHellene) April 14, 2020

Kennst du Eerie, Indiana? Da wurden Kinder eingetuppert, damit sie frisch bleiben. Finde ich einen spannenden Ansatz. (Staffel 1, Folge 1)
— Steffi stay@home (@muehlsteph) April 15, 2020

Ich weiß gar nicht, was die ganze Aufregung wegen der fehlenden Betreuung soll.

Ich friere meine Kinder einfach bis zum Herbst ein.
— Lilli Marlene (@MarleneHellene) April 14, 2020

Es gab mal so eine Serie in den 90ern für Jugendliche. Da gab es eine Folge, in der eine amerikanische Vorstand-Mutter nicht wollte, dass ihre Zwillinge altern. Die wurden in riesigen Tupperdosen konserviert und nur zu Anlässen rausgeholt, um das süße Idyll vorzutäuschen.
— Cridlington (@e_cridlington) April 14, 2020

Aber ich komme nicht auf den Namen der Serie. Habe von der auch schon alles vergessen... außer diese eine Folge.
— Cridlington (@e_cridlington) April 14, 2020

HA: "Eerie, Indiana" hieß die Serie und die Folge hieß "Foreverware". Und nicht nur die Zwillinge wurden getuppert. Auch die Mama.
— Cridlington (@e_cridlington) April 14, 2020

The Gorgon working the reception desk at Curl Up and Dye, the Eerie Mall's most popular hair salon, glowered at the appointment book open in front of her. The appointment book, made of human skin and sporting a single still-living eye of jaundiced aspect, glared back, stubbornly refusing to turn to stone.

"I'm telling you, the book changes these appointments by itself," she hissed. "Mrs. Wilson comes in every six weeks for a cut and colour. She never misses, she's never late, and she never cancels."

She tapped one emerald-green nail against the crossed-out entry.

"It knows something," she insisted.

Ongoing Verse: The Powers That Be

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Remember that episode of Eerie, Indiana where a kid gets a retainer and it somehow lets him hear dog thoughts and turns out dogs are trying to take over the world and the dogs realize the kid can hear them so the dogs KILL THE KID THIS WAS A CHILDREN'S SHOW
— Hamza ء (@CTZ) April 10, 2020

I just remember the episode where the mom keeps her son's in giant Tupperware
— Mason Whitlark (@Wabajck) April 10, 2020

FOX KIDS, WHOLESOME PROGRAMMING FOR WHOLESOME FAMILIES
— Hamza ء (@CTZ) April 10, 2020

...to describe my family:

Ever seen 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding"??? Well, imagine all those same people, but with Irish brogues....

to describe his family: remember the movie "Fargo"?? Ya, fer sure! (Hubby is Swedish)....

and then there's my brother's wife's family: The TV show: "Eerie, Indiana".

Then there's all our friends: If all our friends were characters in a novel, it would have been written by James Joyce.

This family is a hodge podge of strong personalities, and every walk of life is represented...we have everyone from the FBI to academics, to drywall, to self employed./service businesses. Friends run the gamut from wild and wacky to a poet. (There's always ONE!)

Ages range from 3-73.

Our group size is around 30....including all kids.....

Now that I'm looking at all this on "paper" , I feel sorry for the crew....maybe we shouldn't go!

The house was dark and silent and all the tulips in the window boxes had died. In other circumstances, Bertram Wilson might have thought it was sad. Maybe even creepy, another building abandoned and falling to ruin, it's hallways walked only by sad ghosts slowly losing the shape they'd held in life.

Not an usual sight, at least in this town.

This house was different, though, and he whistled cheerfully as he checked the closed and bolted shutters and tested the lock on the back door. This house couldn't rot fast enough, and the memory of his mother with it.

Ongoing Verse: The Children

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I wonder if Eerie Indiana held up....
— 𝕂𝕖𝕝𝕝𝕚𝕓𝕖𝕒𝕟 🍭 💊 (@misst0pia) April 4, 2020

The only episode I remember is the one where the mom kept the kids in Tupperware containers? Or am I making that up?
— maria elena (@roquelaure) April 4, 2020

6 series

-el hombre en el castillo
-utopia
-eerie indiana
-fantasma 2040
-workaholics
-doctor who https://t.co/7r5mmTiX2z
— Juan Salvo (@Eternauta_1982) April 4, 2020

Eerry Indiana!! Con Ombrie Kat! Pensé que nadie más la había visto!! 😍 los perros que quería conquistar el mundo y el chico con frenillos que los escuchaba, los gemelos que no envejecían porque dormían en un tuperware
— Raven (@laCiudadanaZ) April 4, 2020

una gran serie
pero no fue bien valorada en su momento por el canal gringo que lo exhibía T_T
— Juan Salvo (@Eternauta_1982) April 4, 2020

Creo que buscaré Eerie Indiana, solo para recordar la niñez!! Que recuerdos me trajiste a colación @Eternauta_1982
— Raven (@laCiudadanaZ) April 4, 2020

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