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Eerie Indiana - Générique HD https://t.co/i8HIIK6KMn ça fait des années que je cherche le titre de cette série de mon enfance que jadooooooooooorais et qui faisait trop flipper. Faut que je me refasse l'intégrale
— fijean (@fijean) November 10, 2020

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Eerie, Indiana tea blends, part one! #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/CbDZaPTzus
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

Bigfoot Eats My Garbage - a blend of pumpkin spice black tea, tiger eye, and vanilla. Check it out here: https://t.co/FERcxxCu3W #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/qhImty0LMZ
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

Miss Tornado Day - a blend of vanilla oolong, almond oolong, and dewy cherry. Check it out here: https://t.co/d6kwCGtEvu #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/LqP0lAUZYS
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

Loyal Order of (Candy) Corn - a blend of tiger eye, caramel, and cream. Check it out here: https://t.co/ZRByGmXImF #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/I7vQReHS00
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

UFO Prediction Permit - a blend of peach oolong, vanilla oolong, and ginger. Check it out here: https://t.co/nnMFyhibOb #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/qACBz75o1i
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

Thank You, Little Paper Boy - a blend of honeybush banana nut, honeybush chocolate, and honeybush vanilla. Check it out here: https://t.co/2440Su1aaC #eerieindiana #elvis pic.twitter.com/NEjDNmDpNz
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

We'll Take Care of Mother - a blend of cherry green and vanilla green. Check it out here: https://t.co/QuhTZv8Njp #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/jQG3eZtbo7
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

Non-Standard Time - a blend of rooibos orange, blood orange, and kona pineapple. Check it out here: https://t.co/kuTIFBoYck #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/RmJO2ZD1jt
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

Off the Chain - a blend of valentines, cream, and summer rose. Check it out here: https://t.co/iWIKkhsfWq #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/vS3YaInyfu
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

The full collection of Eerie, Indiana tea blends is available here: https://t.co/KmnnaiIuk5
More blends coming soon! #eerieindiana
— Alien Supporter 👽 (@skallagrimjones) October 27, 2020

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In the avalanche of horror media I've buried myself under this month, the most unsettling thing I've come across so far is the opening intro to Eerie Indiana. pic.twitter.com/Zta7PMMDhW
— Jeremaniac (@Troma_Trauma) October 26, 2020

I just watched a couple of episodes of that.
— Michael Horton (@hurricanehorton) October 26, 2020

How's it hold up?
— Jeremaniac (@Troma_Trauma) October 26, 2020

Actually, alright. I got it on DVD a few years back and am re-watching it for the second time. Sometimes shows, especially kids shows, aren't as good as you remember them. But this is still watchable. Obviously aimed at people younger than me, but okay.
— Michael Horton (@hurricanehorton) October 26, 2020

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@PushinUpRoses would you ever be open to covering the insane show eerie Indiana and its batching crazy opening sequence
— The man who laughs (@Crazyphantom98) October 23, 2020

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Just this year, I learned that the part of the state where I grew up is a longtime area of interest to paranormal investigators. It's a strange thing to discover late. I missed out on this whole Eerie Indiana childhood I could have had befriending Bigfoot hunters and getting lost in the swamp looking for will-o'-the-wisp. These are the shittiest towns in Massachussetts and people from Ancient Aliens just hang out there? How didn’t I know? Sometime I hope to get back and write about it; especially since it seems a lot of it has to do with paranormal internet communities in recent years.

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What opening credits sequences scared the shit out of you as a kid? For me : Eerie Indiana, Pet Sematary 2 (woods animation), X Files, Ernest Scared Stupid
— Conor Sweeney (@ConorSweeney3) October 19, 2020

Eerie Indiana 100% !!!
— Bright Light Bright Light (@brightlightx2) October 19, 2020

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Eerie Indiana 1990s TV show intro 😎👍https://t.co/oRtM9dgg64
— T C (@tommyconnelly16) October 20, 2020

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All these years later and the Goosebumps opening credits still freak me out pic.twitter.com/5WxfsfzmXS
— Netflix (@netflix) October 13, 2020

Not as good as Eerie, Indiana though.
— 💀Hellequin Is Empty And All The Devils Are Here💀 (@Xhumed) October 13, 2020

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If you like sci fi humour you HAVE to read The Bigwoof Conspiracy and The Thing at Black Hole Lake by @maddashe. Sure to make you laugh.
— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) October 8, 2020

Well, I DO have a book voucher from my birthday that needs spending... Sounds good to me!

Thanks 🙂
— Mark A Smith (@MarkASmith85) October 8, 2020

Excellent! I guarantee you won't be disappointed. It's sort of Eerie Indiana/Alex Mack all rolled into one. (I'm guessing you're about my age here)
— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) October 8, 2020

Eerie Indiana! The intro / theme tune was amazing.

Definitely selling this book to me 😀 pic.twitter.com/Jwy7VBp7Q6
— Mark A Smith (@MarkASmith85) October 8, 2020

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Radom thought.. Anyone remember the show Eerie, Indiana? No idea why I suddenly thought of it. 😅🤔
— JaydenMcCross On Twitch (@FirionixSorrow) October 10, 2020

This is the one with the kids who moved into a town full of super strange things, like Elvis living down the street and mowing his lawn, right? That scene in the opening credits is all I remember lol
— Aquamarine (@aquamarinesouls) October 10, 2020

Yep, loved it.
— JaydenMcCross On Twitch (@FirionixSorrow) October 10, 2020

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Je cherche une série des années 90 ou deux copains vivent dans un banlieue américaine ou il se passe pleins d'évènements étranges (Big foot, Loup Garou, monstre etc...)

Le générique était particulièrement flippant avec la musique un peu style Hermann.

et des sur impressions.
— Zoltan Youtube (@critiquezoltan) October 11, 2020

Eerie, indiana
— 𝙂𝙊𝘿𝘼𝙍𝘿 𝙊𝙁 𝙒𝘼𝙍 (@godardofwar) October 11, 2020

L'épisode sur les chiens....😨flashback traumatique
— ProfesseurMajax (@ProfesseurMajax) October 11, 2020

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Eerie Indiana is an American horror science fiction television series that originally aired on NBC from September 15, 1991, to April 12, 1992. The series was created by José Rivera and Karl Schaefer, with Joe Dante serving as creative consultant.

A total of nineteen episodes were produced. The final episode aired for the first time in 1993, when the series was syndicated on The Disney Channel. The show was rerun on The Disney Channel from October 7, 1993 to late March 1996. In 1997, the show generated a new fan base, when Fox's children's programming block Fox Kids aired the series on Saturday mornings from January to September, gaining something of a cult following despite its short run. The renewed popularity of the series encouraged Fox to produce a spin-off Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension, lasting only one season in 1998.

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North Carolina is so weird. I’m not sure I understand this state very well.
— Julia Song (@realjuliasong) October 3, 2020

Maybe we should go live in Eerie Indiana, at least there weird is the normal and bigfoot lives there
— cestar (@cestar) October 3, 2020

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this is my favorite spooky season video https://t.co/eayBtU7MWB
— fae ehsan (@fifimcfae) October 1, 2020

wait what show was this the theme song for? was it Eerie Indiana?
— Laura Relyea (@laura_relyea) October 1, 2020

wow i had completely forgotten about eerie indiana. nah, i'm not sure where this is from but it's not that one!
— fae ehsan (@fifimcfae) October 1, 2020

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Wampbompadodop! #Horrorween #EerieRewatch #BringBackEerie
— Kristina Stancil, MH (@kstancil13) October 2, 2020

Why are the crossbows in the same aisle as conversion tables?
— Mrs. Michael Wolf🥰💍 👰 (@carsonfoxauthor) October 2, 2020

For the same reason they were washing a straight jacket at the laundromat. It’s Eerie, Indiana. #BringBackEerie
— Kristina Stancil, MH (@kstancil13) October 2, 2020

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Eerie Indiana or Are You Afraid of the Dark?
— VVO)))LFMAN (@TheWolfman) September 23, 2020

Eerie. Hell yes. Tupperware episode. Boom. Headgear episode. Bam. Elvis. Badaboom.
— Erik Samdahl @FilmJabber (@filmjabber) September 23, 2020

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Bring on the lockdown pic.twitter.com/JDyordoIY0
— steven watson (@stevenwatson101) September 21, 2020

Love Eerie, Indiana! There is a great podcast going through it at the moment @eerieindianapod you might like.
— Ryan (@coffeedoom) September 21, 2020

I'm out of the loop on podcasts, so will check it out thanks. It's been ages since I've watched Eerie, Indiana, so looking forward to diving into it. Thank you little paper boy.
— steven watson (@stevenwatson101) September 21, 2020

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eerie indiana intro https://t.co/H8XyfJqwxf via @YouTube @atvpodcast Try this one guys
— Aaron A. Frye (@ManOfHarmony) September 14, 2020

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@13Days13Shorts 1 day!
This GIF you might recognize :) pic.twitter.com/OcTEdRH0fa
— JP Rakath (@JP_Rakath) September 13, 2020

Oo good guess! But It was from Eerie Indiana. Bigfoot was someone's neighbour :D
— JP Rakath (@JP_Rakath) September 14, 2020

Bigfoot from Eerie Indiana :)
— JP Rakath (@JP_Rakath) September 14, 2020

OF COURSE!!!

also..

no bids huh...https://t.co/lG0ghSN3KS
— 🎃13Days13Shorts🎃 (@13Days13Shorts) September 14, 2020

Yikes that's one pricey 3-disc set
— JP Rakath (@JP_Rakath) September 14, 2020

It's streaming hahah so nm just gonna watch it all now
— 🎃13Days13Shorts🎃 (@13Days13Shorts) September 14, 2020

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4: Eerie, Indiana ran only for one season but is still remembered by fans. Its premise began with teenager Marshall (Omri Katz) having recently moved to Eerie, Indiana with his family. He quickly realized the town was populated by weirdos — with a few exceptions including his eventual best friend Simon Holmes — and was a hot spot for paranormal activity and peculiar occurrences. While having its own mythos, the show touched upon classic Urban legends such as Bigfoot and a still-living Elvis Presley. A sequel series called Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension aired in 1998.

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#Summerof84 A nostalgic thriller & not the movie I expected! The opening scene echoes #eerieindiana...I’M IN!
I ❤️ 80s movies & it’s more Stand by Me than Goonies, quite light hearted with a darkness running thru the core.
🔪🔪🔪🔪

📺 @Shudder #moviereview #movie #film #horror pic.twitter.com/GJx89uKdNW
— Dead Air (@thedeadair) August 25, 2020

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I wonder if Eerie Indiana holds up.
— Martin John Henry (@martinjohnhenry) August 26, 2020

The intro does 😂🤷‍♂️
— Pilljawking (@Pilljaw) August 26, 2020

I watched it not too long ago and still enjoyed it tbh, it’s one of those things though, you feel kinda nostalgic and I sometimes get a sort of nostalgic hangover and feel glum after a sesh of watching stuff from when I was a wee guy. Worth a gander tho 💪
— Pilljawking (@Pilljaw) August 26, 2020

Yas, I'm interested.
— Martin John Henry (@martinjohnhenry) August 26, 2020

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

I recommend making up a theme song to this show to the tune of "Gary, Indiana" for some quarantine fun.
— Cosmosasaurus (@Cosmosasaurus) August 21, 2020

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When people think of horror-ish TV for kids, they usually recall Are You Afraid of the Dark or Goosebumps. One of my personal favorites however has always been the short lived show Eerie Indiana, starring Omri Katz (Hocus Pocus) as Marshall Teller. A show created by Jose Rivera and notable for its creative consultant--Joe Dante. What was special about Eerie, Indiana, was that it was heavily influenced by The Twilight Zone.

In addition to that, the opening credits featured a wide range of classic horror that would make any horror fan giddy. Shots of Bela Lugosi and Nosferatu, populate the Twilight Zone style credits. These are things, I never noticed as a kid but now they make me happier than ever.

Today while browsing what Netflix Instant watch had to offer I stumbled upon Eerie, Indiana and was overjoyed. The show was briefly in syndication from 1997-98 but that was last I had seen it. Ever since then I've been thinking about the show and a few of the episodes that stick out in my mind most.

As the intro so wonderfully explains, Marshall Teller has recently moved to Eerie, Indiana with his family. While here, he notices some strange happenings. He collects evidence that he locks in his cabinet hoping to one day inform the world of the central spot of weirdness known as Eerie, Indiana.

Marshall encounters a wide range of weird including Bigfoot, Elvis and super intelligent dogs planning to take over the neighborhood. What people will probably most remember however is the pilot episode, Foreverware.

Having recently moved to the neighborhood, Marshall's mother is one day greeted by Mrs. Wilson, a strange woman seemingly stuck in the early 1960s.

Mrs. Wilson sells a brand of Tupperware called Foreverware, guaranteed to keep anything fresh....forever. To prove her point she presents Marshall's mom with a baloney sandwich packaged in Foreverware back in 1974.

Upon exiting the Teller house, the two rotund twin boys present Marshall with a note bearing the words, "Yearbook 1964".

Curious to know what the note is about, Marshall and his sidekick Simon bust out the 1964 yearbook. Here they find a picture of the twin boys, looking exactly as they do now.

Doing some math they figure that that would make the twins 30 years old...but how have they been stuck in the 7th grade for 30 years?

Suspecting that Mrs. Wilson and Foreverware may have something to do with it, Marshall sneaks into the boys house to spy on their nighttime routine. What he finds horrifies him. Mrs. Wilson tucks her twin boys into giant sized Foreverware beds!

No doubt keeping them fresh for eternity as long as they are vacuumed sealed each and every single night.

Realizing that his mother's aging process may be in Jeopardy, Marshall immediately decides to take matters into his own hands. While the neighborhood women are at a Foreverware party (Marshall's mother included), Marshall sneaks upstairs. The twin boys find him and ask for his help. Being stuck in the 7th grade is apparently no fun and they want to grow up. After agreeing, Marshall busts into the house at night, freeing the twins from their Foreverware trap. Thanking Marshall, the boys proceed in to their mother's room, presumably to unfreshen her as well.

The next day, Marshall and his mother go to the Wilson's to cancel her order of Foreverware. Here they find two 30 year old twins hammering in a For Sale sign and a very, very old woman curiously resembling Mrs. Wilson.

With the seal of Foreverware broken, Marshall rests assured knowing that his Mother and his family will age regularly--and locks up the evidence in his cabinet.

God, I love this episode. And I love this show. If you haven't ever seen Eerie, Indiana, do yourself a favor and check it out. It's not as nightmarish as Are You Afraid of the Dark, but horror fans can find more than enough to be excited about--and it's quirky as hell. I look forward to reconnecting with my childhood as I delve deeper into Eerie, Indiana. And also, Omri Katz's un-pubertized voice is hilarious. Yes I made that word up and yes it is amazing.

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Ye Eerie Indiana was class. Early 90s solid gold. Anyone remember this? I think Tobey Maguire was in one of them.
"Elvis lives on my paper route" pic.twitter.com/BJFqV0P9nG
— A s t r a l S t e r e o P r o j e c t (@Astral_Stereo) August 13, 2020

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Was digging through some old videos I made, and remembered my “Pantry Of Horror”. I made the title sequence based on Eerie, Indiana, a show I still think about regularly.

Complete with an expertly made theme song from @XandaMusic pic.twitter.com/b0eN8rguag
— David On... (@DavidOnVideo) August 8, 2020

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Solo puedo y debo recomendar este programa donde se hace especial repaso a lo mejor que nos dió el plus. Identificado con muchos de los comentarios. Eché en falta una reseña a "El club de la medianoche" y a la gran "Eeire Indiana" de Joe Dante. @joseviruete @jlynnot y @PScanners https://t.co/fT4ahA1UIU
— Generación Canal Plus (@gencanalplus) July 15, 2020

Pues mira que a mí me encantaba Eerie, Indiana, hasta la grabé entera cuando la repitió Localis
— Viruete.com (@joseviruete) July 15, 2020

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Good morning horror fam 😈 it's Theme Thursday! What's your favorite horror (music) theme?? pic.twitter.com/ECr5H5ezOY
— Chucky's Side Chick 🔪 (@ChuckysSideGirl) June 25, 2020

It's probably going to be a cross between Erie and Dianna and goosebumps
— Andrew (@Andrew81913359) June 28, 2020

Eerie Indiana autocorrect is funny
— Andrew (@Andrew81913359) July 1, 2020

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The Unsolved Mysteries theme song is legit the creepiest.
— Heather Taylor (@heatherAtaylor) July 2, 2020

It's literally one of my favourite themes - I often mistook it for the theme for Eerie Indiana as a kid (and to be fair feels just as fitting)
— Matthew Stogdon (@stoghz) July 2, 2020

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Name a spookier intro than the theme song to Unsolved Mysteries I'll wait
— The Girl Who Came to Stay (@Mom_Overboard) July 2, 2020

Eerie Indiana 🤣
— Wuhan Clan (@his_anthropic) July 2, 2020

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I write and perform my own lyrics to instrumental tv theme songs. Today's feature is the creepy kid's show Eerie Indiana.

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The two best TV Show theme songs are Succession and Duck Tales tied for first place and nothing else even comes close
— Nicola Coughlan (@nicolacoughlan) July 26, 2020

Eerie Indiana
— Lynda Williams (@Leglesszebra) July 26, 2020

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===#scifi #fantasy #TV #the90s #1990s #90s
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1991 - Eerie, Indiana - Intro Opening - YouTube https://t.co/1xbFid8mTQ
— Mike 🕹👀Ⓐ (@3Dprint_Seattle) July 9, 2020

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Does anyone remember Eerie Indiana?
— Georgina Joelle (@GeorginaJoelle) June 24, 2020

Yeah, Elvis came out of his house to pick up the papers.
— Steve Evets (@steveevets26) June 24, 2020

Yes! “Thanks paper boy” 🤣
— Georgina Joelle (@GeorginaJoelle) June 25, 2020

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Hello. Looking for a classic sitcom to watch with the kids (11 and 12). We have binged on Upstart Crow and Outnumbered and they loved both. They're not that into Friends yet. We've seen Fresh Prince too. Any ideas of a good quality cross-the-ages staple?
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) June 23, 2020

Eerie, Indiana!

Early nineties, Saturday-morning-suitable-Stranger-Things vibes. pic.twitter.com/RSdSvWlV6U
— Leilah Skelton (@Leilah_Makes) June 23, 2020

Love it! Especially Elvis 🤣
— WaterstonesHarrogate (@WaterstonesHarr) June 23, 2020

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I rewrote the lyrics to Ducktales to be about Twin Peaks, got my friend Raindeer from @mitchellmuseum to sing them, then made a new intro for the show. Enjoy! Woo-ooh! pic.twitter.com/t6f8Uz47mX
— Scott Forsyth (@scottoland) June 16, 2020

I woke up this morning to a lot of Twitter notifications. It looks like we're going to have to reconsider our business plan and move from "wonky pop" music to creating comedy parody music. Good job @scottoland and Raindeer. https://t.co/8XET3WioIo
— Mitchell Museum (@mitchellmuseum) June 17, 2020

To be honest I'm a bit confused about what to do. Reissue Skinny Tricks but all 11 tracks are Raindeer singing the Ducktails theme???
— Mitchell Museum (@mitchellmuseum) June 17, 2020

You could always mix it up with a compilation of some other classics reimagined such as Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers (X Files), Talespin (Outer Limits), Superted (Fringe), Bananaman (Quantum Leap), M.A.S.K. (Black Mirror) and of course Family Ness (Eerie Indiana).
— Ramisco Maki Maki 📎 (@ramiscomakimaki) June 17, 2020

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