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This is it, guys; the final episode! Reality Takes a Holiday, possibly the most-remembered episode besides ForeverWare!

The Eeriversary is on the 15th of the month and this also marks the start of our annual rewatch. If you'd like to watch along, the R2 DVD is about £15 on eBay or Amazon, and in the US is free to stream for Amazon Prime customers. Check out our "where to watch Eerie Indiana" tag for more options.

We'll be starting with the pilot episode, ForeverWare, on 15 September at 7:30pm BST, and the rest of the schedule is below:

2021:09:15: ForeverWare

2021:09:22: the Retainer

2021:09:29: ATM with a Heart of Gold

2021:10:06: the Losers

2021:10:13: American's Scariest Home Video

2021:10:20: Just Say No Fun

2021:10:27: Heart on a Chain

2021:11:03: Broken Record

2021:11:10: the Dead Letter

2021:11:17: the Lost Hour

2021:11:24: Who's Who

2021:12:01: Marshall's Theory of Believability

2021:12:08: Tornado Day

2021:12:15: Hole in the Head Gang

2021:12:22: Mr. Chaney

2021:12:29: No Brain, No Pain

2022:01:05: Loyal Order of Corn

2022:01:12: Zombies in PJs

2022:01:19: Reality Takes a Holiday

We're one month out from the Eeriversary and the start of our annual rewatch. If you'd like to watch along, the R2 DVD is about £15 on eBay or Amazon, and in the US is free to stream for Amazon Prime customers. Check out our "where to watch Eerie Indiana" tag for more options.

We'll be starting with the pilot episode, ForeverWare, on 15 September at 7:30pm BST, and the rest of the schedule is below:

2021:09:15: ForeverWare

2021:09:22: the Retainer

2021:09:29: ATM with a Heart of Gold

2021:10:06: the Losers

2021:10:13: American's Scariest Home Video

2021:10:20: Just Say No Fun

2021:10:27: Heart on a Chain

2021:11:03: Broken Record

2021:11:10: the Dead Letter

2021:11:17: the Lost Hour

2021:11:24: Who's Who

2021:12:01: Marshall's Theory of Believability

2021:12:08: Tornado Day

2021:12:15: Hole in the Head Gang

2021:12:22: Mr. Chaney

2021:12:29: No Brain, No Pain

2022:01:05: Loyal Order of Corn

2022:01:12: Zombies in PJs

2022:01:19: Reality Takes a Holiday

“A World of Difference” fits very efficiently into that genre of “Twilight Zone” episodes in which our lead character finds him or herself in a world in which everything and everybody might appear as usual but then a twist emerges that renders our hero’s identity in question. Episodes such as “Walking Distance”, “Shadow Play”, “Person or Persons Unknown” etc. come to mind. One of the tricks to make these episodes work well is for the writers to plot out a logical series of steps for the character to take–a series of actions that we would nod in accordance with as we watched, thinking to ourselves, “Uh huh, okay that’s good, that’s what I’d do to try and figure out what’s happening. Yep. Hmm. Okay so that didn’t solve it, but what if he tried to…” etc. etc.

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so! other than the discord chat, I’ve seen no eerie memes! and i wanted to change that, so– here! :)

We've reached the end of our trip to Eerie, Indiana with the de facto series finale, the extremely meta "Reality Takes A Holiday." This one is a bit of a letdown (just because it's the end) but we still have some fun. We puzzle over why Dash X so badly wants to murder Marshall, develop a new game involving Deloreans, and find a new life goal for Josh.

You know what you need
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Was really looking forward to going to see the movie revenge of the corn critters with marshall and his family, but marshall wasn't keen, to cool to hang out with his parents and his mind always on the paranormal always, but that day I bet he wishes he'd changed his mind... 🎥🎬🎞️📢

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Your themed episodes for the month of May are "Tornado Days" and "Reality Takes a Holiday"

Watch it here.

1 SONY Early 90s VHS video tape sold as blank. Condition is "Very Good".

Eerie Indiana, Mann & Machine, The New Zorro,

The Beverley Hillbillies, Sgt. Bilko, McHales Navy, Ozzie and Harriet

The Man From U.N.C.L.E, A Man Called Shenandoah,

The recording quality of these tapes varies and is not guaranteed. They are in excellent condition and appear to be ready for recording use

Sometimes I wish we collected stamps for fun instead of battling the forces of weirdness. #EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

I hear the harvest king gets all the harvest babes. #EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

Simon: Think we should call a doctor?
Marshall: Simon, he’s a werewolf. An animal.
Simon: Should we call a vet?#EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

I swear I did not make sticky buns with Carol. #EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

Things have gone from ridiculous to mega voodoo primetime. #EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

Better weird than dead. #EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

Marshall: Sounds like your mom and dad are having a party.
Simon: My mom’s not home.
Marshall: Oh.#EerieIndiana
— Lucien Knotter (@LucienKnotter) March 13, 2021

5. Tobey Maguire Played a Ghost

Before Tobey Maguire learned the Cider House Rules (which were about abortion or something) or re-invigorated then later ruined Spider-Man, he starred in an episode of Eerie, Indiana. In “The Dead Letter” Maguire plays an old-timey clothes-wearing ghost who enlists Marshall’s help in delivering a love letter to his former sweetheart. In a scene that is both touching and creepy, the young man is reunited with his love who is now a haggard old woman– it’s like a scene from Harold and Maude, or Madonna’s life.

4. The Show’s Co-Creator Also Wrote The Motorcycle Diaries

After Eerie, Indiana was cancelled, Jose Rivera (who co-created the show with Karl Schaefer) wrote the screenplay for the acclaimed film The Motorcycle Diaries. While the exploits of the famous Argentine revolutionary and noted T-Shirt logo model Che Guevara might seem like quite a departure from depicting children battling werewolves and zombies, it might interest you to know that Rivera began his career as a celebrated playwright. He also wrote for Family Matters, but you probably find that less impressive.

3. They Rebooted the Show Six Years Later

With the original show finding a new audience through syndication and a series of novelizations, a reboot of the original concept (that could also be considered a spin-off because it’s technically another dimension) was produced. In Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension, the original protagonists Marshall and Simon were replaced by their Bizzaro-world equivalents Mitchell and Stanley, played, of course, by entirely different actors. Sadly even the alternate universe iteration of the show lasted only one season.

2. Bob Balaban Directed Several Episodes

While famed director Joe Dante acted as a consultant for the show, and directed many episodes himself, another name you might recognize contributed heavily to Eerie, Indiana. Bob Balaban, who people know mainly for his acting roles in Christopher Guest’s films, Seinfeld, and Gosford Park, just to name a few. But Balaban is also an accomplished director, having helmed feature films such as the insane and underrated Parents, as well as My Boyfriend’s Back, the zombie romantic comedy that came out way, way before that sort of thing became trendy. He has also leant his cinematic chops to a myriad of TV programs including Oz and Tales From the Darkside. He directed three of the nineteen episodes of Eerie, Indiana.

1. It Had the Craziest Final Episode of All Time

Most TV shows try to up their game for the final episode, whether it’s Bob Newhart waking up in bed with his former TV wife, or Breaking Bad doing a bunch of things we’re not allowed to freely talk about on the internet yet. Even shows like The Prisoner or Lost that steered their finales firmly into the surreal didn’t have the chutzpah to do what Eerie, Indiana did. In a sly nod to The Twilight Zone episode “A World of Difference” Marshall discovers a script for a show called “Eerie, Indiana” and suddenly finds himself on the set of a TV show where his entire reality is revealled to be a fiction. His parents and friends are all actors and refer to him as “Omri Katz” (the name of the actor who plays Marshall). It’s probably the most existentially disturbing finale of any TV show, let alone a one intended for kids.

This is it, guys; the final episode! Reality Takes a Holiday, possibly the most-remembered episode besides ForeverWare!

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Brings Back 90s Show’s Aunt Hilda & Zelda

The concept of being trapped in TV-like confines has become a common fantasy trope, however. Previously utilized on Supernatural and such cult classics as Eerie, Indiana, it will also be a central conceit to the upcoming WandaVision. It'll be interesting to see just how far the show goes with the concept and how much Sabrina gets to interact with Rhea and Broderick — who remain as comedically impeccable as ever. The fact that the showrunners were okay with revealing this early could mean that bigger twists are lurking behind it. Hart herself could either show up. Even stranger, Shipka's version of Sabrina could be magically at risk of turning into her. Arguably even more exciting, it could also mean that a talking Salem might share some pearls of wisdom — either a similar reprise from the original Sabrina the Teenage Witch or otherwise. Fans will surely have their fingers crossed but will have to wait and see.

Lástima que por ninguna parte veo que esté disponible Eerie, Indiana, que era una suerte de Twin Peaks para niños pero que era toda una obra maestra, la mitad de sus episodios eran asombrosos, hubo cambios en el formato durante la segunda mitad, pero el episodio final era 🤯 pic.twitter.com/3oVg76hsYU
— Daniel Ramírez tan distante (a 2 metros mínimo) 😷 (@ordenauta) December 2, 2020

The Gang is back and the countdown is on to the end of #EerieIndiana. Since we're stuck at home on our own "holiday" let's enjoy one in #Eerie!

Today we watch and discuss "Reality Takes a Holiday".
Highlights include Powerline: The Greatest Rockstar on the Planet, Squidpaxium: Become as Strong as a Squid, and podcast harmonies.
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Eerie, Indiana "Reality Takes a Holiday". pic.twitter.com/iiipCReBOw
— James Gormanley (@JamesGormanley) November 14, 2020

Blows my mind that tv show characters don’t know their own theme tunes. You could play Postman Pat the Postman Pat song and he’d be like what’s that you taking the piss
— Stephen Collins (@stephen_collins) November 10, 2020

Like how Ian Beale is entirely unaware of Eastenders despite it being the very thing he'd be intensely interested in
— Andrew Campbell-Howes (@Nibus) November 10, 2020

Ha ha ha ha, there's a great episode of Eerie, Indiana where the kid finds out he's a character in a TV show.

They should remake it with Ian Beale finding out he's actually Adam Woodyatt acting in a soap.
— Smallbrainfield (@Smallbrainfield) November 10, 2020

Man that was such a great show.
— They're not incompetent, they're malicious (@WhatEvil) November 10, 2020

It really was a corker, very weird and funny. I think Joe Dante was involved.
— Smallbrainfield (@Smallbrainfield) November 10, 2020

Ahh yeah he was creative consultant. I didn't know who he was by name but it totally makes sense that the director of stuff like The Burbs was involved with that show.
— They're not incompetent, they're malicious (@WhatEvil) November 10, 2020

It was such a brilliantly realised show. I want to watch it all over again, but in decent quality rather in low-res Dailymotion vision.
— Adam Farrer (@AdamJFarrer) November 1, 2020

Eerie Indiana is usually quite cheap on dvd. I think it is going to be our next family watch, especially considering how well Round the Twist is currently being received.
— Benjamin Judge (@benjaminjudge) November 1, 2020

I remember being freaked about by the one where they could hear what dogs were saying. And living the one where he refuses to change his watch when the clocks go back and slipping into a weird time zone.
— Adam Farrer (@AdamJFarrer) November 1, 2020

The time one is my favourite.

Also, the one where he finds out he is a kid on a tv show.
— Rusty McGee (@RustyMcGee) November 1, 2020

Eerie, Indiana walked so The X-Files could run https://t.co/8Jv5108q9O
— Bitter Script Reader (@BittrScrptReadr) October 27, 2020

ooooooohhhh... I'm gonna need to know if certain eps hold up.
— Kate Rorick (@NobleRorick) October 27, 2020

I’m sure the one where he’s sent to a world where he’s an actor on a show called EERIE, INDIANA holds up. And the one where he ends up in the missing hour from Daylight Savings Time
— Bitter Script Reader (@BittrScrptReadr) October 27, 2020

the one that sticks in my memory most is the tupperware party one
— Kate Rorick (@NobleRorick) October 27, 2020

that's the pilot!
— Eerie, IndiDANNI (@StanislausFilms) October 27, 2020

Foreverwear!
— Bitter Script Reader (@BittrScrptReadr) October 27, 2020

The last episode of Eerie Indiana is BONKERS!!
— Jay Exotic (@BamberJay) October 27, 2020

So what are YOUR favourite episodes? How do they compare with @bunnydarke & @JoshuaTonks’ choices?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) October 17, 2020

There's a lot of overlap. It's a tough choice, but I think my three favorites of all time are:
-Reality Takes a Holiday
-Heart on a Chain
-Foreverware

(With honorable mention to The Lost Hour for giving us Janet Donner and our first hints at an #EerieIndiana mythology arc)
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) October 17, 2020

I know in the ep you also asked about episodes we think worked less well, but at this point I feel like I've subjected this poor show to more scrutiny than it was designed to withstand and that wouldn't be fair. Besides, there are little moments of brilliance in all of them.
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) October 17, 2020

I need like...... a really dominant streaming service that is like "THIS is what you are WATCHING TONIGHT do not argue with me"

I just invented TV
— your friend, Dracula (@Remember_Sarah) October 19, 2020

This is why I have a PseudoTV set up - I'm channel surfing through twenty channels, and I'm the program director on all of them.

https://t.co/vKT9I26nwK https://t.co/ruL2cv224P
— I'm Trevor 2 (Full Sequence) (NC17) ★☆☆☆☆ (@Newbornstranger) October 19, 2020

I have a classic movies channel (TCM: Trevor's Classic Movies) a PBS/A&E channel, a Cartoon Network, plus a channel for The Joy of Painting, one that shows Groundhog Day on a loop, one endless commercial break
— I'm Trevor 2 (Full Sequence) (NC17) ★☆☆☆☆ (@Newbornstranger) October 19, 2020

Plus a couple of channels are ripped from vhs recordings from the 70s through early 2000s with commercials intact. All piped through my Sony Trinitron.

It's the best way to watch TV. pic.twitter.com/efE0MaQPUG
— I'm Trevor 2 (Full Sequence) (NC17) ★☆☆☆☆ (@Newbornstranger) October 19, 2020

The end result is that even I'm surprised to find myself watching the series finale of Eerie, Indiana tonight, but here we are
— I'm Trevor 2 (Full Sequence) (NC17) ★☆☆☆☆ (@Newbornstranger) October 19, 2020

I talk about boob tattoos in two new podcast episodes that dropped this week! Both Mary-Margaret Humes in #EerieIndiana and Tiffany in #BrideofChucky are rocking the tit ink, and I love it.

Check out @eerieindianapod and @TheFinalGirlsUK for all the gory details 🦂💘 pic.twitter.com/C59Vk4GyLQ
— Darke Willow (@bunnydarke) October 10, 2020

Fuck the Simpsons; Eerie Indiana sees all pic.twitter.com/fCPE9dxeoc
— DIABEETLE @ fetching Pokemon creatures (@Calthulu) October 11, 2020

When talking about my love for Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark, my girlfriend once mentioned a show from her youth that she preferred to those named Eerie Indiana. I personally had never seen Eerie Indiana, but from that moment on an interest was seeded in me to check it out. It took me some time to eventually get around to watching it in full, but this year I decided to sit down and watch it on our march to Halloween. So, now that I’ve watched it, here is my review, favorite episodes, and a ranking of all the episodes (because of course I ranked the episodes you know how I am by now).

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NEXT WEEK! We’ll be back with Reality Takes a Holiday and another chat with a very special guest. Make sure to tune in... 📺🤪

Way back when, in the time of preteen, Eerie, Indiana was a show that absolutely delighted me. For much of my life, it’s occupated that ill-defined space in my mind of something I remember fondly but also not too well. There was a kid, his town was weird af and it was funny but also suspenseful and mysterious. I figured I’d never really get to understand why I liked it so much — who would have time to watch a children’s show from the ’90s, and how exactly would I watch it??

Then Covid-19 plus Amazon Prime teamed up and gave me a venue and means to re-enter the extraordinary town of Eerie.

Predating X-Files by about two years (though I guess I watched it around ’97 or so) the show is about a malcontent named Marshall (Omri Katz) investigating the strange and supernatural occurrences of his new midwest town. The premise is wide and the plot is episodic, but there’s a snappy continuity to the show that makes for wonderful worldbuilding. Anything can happen in Eerie, from alien visits, to deals with demons, warped alternate dimensions, sentient tornados and erranding for Old Timey Ghost Tobey McGuire. The show starts to crackle once The Kid with the Gray Hair (Jason Marsden) shows up about halfway in, and the first season ends with one of the very best episodes of I’ve ever seen, of anything, across all TV (seriously), “Reality Takes a Holiday.”

Then, apparently, Eerie, Indiana got canceled.

That’s the most interesting part of my binge watch, I suppose. For a decade or so I thought I had just stopped watching the show because the timeslot had changed or maybe I just watched less TV one year to the next and fell off, but no, the reason my memory of it stopped so abruptly is because the show did as well. What a shame though, huh? The adventures of Marshall and his sidekick Simon (Justin Shenkarow) operate under a formula that grounds the viewer but promotes ingenuity in plot. Nothing ever gets too serious, and there’s a tenor to it that allows the main duo to travel all the way to the edge of insanity and safely back. There are creative choices in this show that amaze me, like when a movie mummy is accidentally pulled out of the TV, but instead of a shuffling monster Mars and Simon find themselves saddled with a really confused actor. An episode in particular that I must shoutout is “The Lost Hour” which stuck with me for two decades. It’s a time-travel adventure with a bold twist that expanded my sense of story and possibility. I’m glad I got to come back around to Eerie, Indiana. It’s not next-level good good, but without a doubt one of the better single season shows out there.

Eerie Indiana is great and I don’t feel like it gets talked about enough. Especially in regards to other horror kids shows like Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark - this more than holds its own even with only 1 season. pic.twitter.com/3zDysrYCDP
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 24, 2020

The Foreverware episode still creeps me out to this day.
— Prudence Paige (@jny8675309) September 25, 2020

Where they sleep in giant lunchboxes and never age? Amazing
— Gráinne McCrink (@GP_McCrink) September 25, 2020

Im i tripping or did the final epsd. Turn into a parallel show with a Scottish fam called "round the twist" ?
— Eelnats (@Eelnats2) September 24, 2020

They were on around the same time. Although it was Australian wasn’t it? I didn’t really watch it 🤔
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 24, 2020

Or mabye we just recieved the shows reruns here in tje states. But it was a total hand off one show to the other.and then "round fhe twist" took over its time slot. Foggy memroies here. I believe the family might have lived in a https://t.co/5xb9BrPTyj
— Eelnats (@Eelnats2) September 24, 2020

Yes Round the Twist is set in Australia and the family live in a lighthouse. Strange things happened. The clips are on Youtube. Theme song was great and I still sing it
— Gráinne McCrink (@GP_McCrink) September 25, 2020

It's a good one and I've never seen anybody post about it. If you didn't, I would have.
— Cord is bored. (@cordisbored) September 24, 2020

I think it definitely deserves a rewatch.
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 25, 2020

The daylights saving episode is so good! The finale was genius. I think this was the first show I ever loved.
— Edgar Allan Crowe 🏳️‍🌈✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 (@Dark_Crowe_) September 24, 2020

Agreed. Definitely need a rewatch.
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 25, 2020

It should be talked about more. I loved it growing up. Nobody seems to remember it though. It used to be on same time as the brilliantly named professor poopsnaggle.
— T (@TyrsApprentice) September 24, 2020

Classic. I feel like with Omri Katz being in Hocus Pocus it should be bigger.
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 25, 2020

Agreed!!
— Teri Griffin (@SpookyCemeTeri) September 24, 2020

Yes ! 😎👍
— T C (@tommyconnelly16) September 25, 2020

Ok random theory cuz I’m thinking about Dash X as per usual XD
But what if his knowledge of pop culture was because he was a character from another tv show who got transferred randomly through different channels and shows because his own tv show was canceled and then he somehow ended up in Eerie’s universe? It could explain why there isn’t really another version of him in the other universe that we see in the show and the reason why he wanted to take over Marshall’s role. Even if he couldn’t remember why, maybe the fear of cancelation was still in his subconscious?
I’m definitely reaching here but it’s fun to think about lol

Anyone else excited for the day when the director yells cut and you find out that you were actually a method actor the whole time?
— Quinn Song (@CupcakeVGC) September 13, 2020

This was sort of the plot of an Eerie, Indiana episode.
— Stefan R (@JohnnyUnusual) September 13, 2020

Haha I know right! Love Goosebumps but if I'm being honest, Are You Afraid of the Dark was always my fave pre-teen anthology horror.

That is, if Eerie Indiana doesn't count. If it does, it's the best of the best of the best, by miles!!
— Alpha Chrome Yayo (@alphachromeyayo) September 16, 2020

Haha oh it was a wiiiiild ending! Eerie Indiana still has the power to spook me out and/or make me well up.

Def gotta revisit the Midnight Society in Are You Afraid of the Dark haha.
— Alpha Chrome Yayo (@alphachromeyayo) September 16, 2020

Our sixth annual Eerie Indiana rewatch starts in twelve hours. Join us at 7:30pm UK time as we watch the Eerie Indiana pilot episode, ForeverWare. A quick reminder, the entire series is available to watch for US Amazon Prime members, as well as various other places.

How are you watching? On DVD, via streaming, online? Are you watching alone or with friends or family? Have you thrown an Eerie Indiana screening party as suggested in this poster?

What snacks have you got lined up? A well-aged bologna sandwich, ForeverWare pancakes, vacuum sealed brains or a pretty pastel milkshake? Feel free to share!

As a reminder, the rest of the rewatch schedule is below:

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Trying to rank our Eerie episodes. What are your Top 3?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 5, 2020

Too hard to narrow it down. Foreverware? Tornado Days? Reality Takes A Holiday? They are all so different. ATM With a Heart of Gold? Hole in the Head Gang? Loyal Order of Corn? https://t.co/MZgblPiGBJ
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) September 5, 2020

Trying to rank our Eerie episodes. What are your Top 3?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 5, 2020

Reality Takes a Holiday
The Losers
The Hole in the Head Gang
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 5, 2020

Reality Takes a Holiday
Heart on a Chain
Foreverware
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) September 5, 2020

Foreverware
Scariest Home Videos
Heart on A Chain
— A Film by M. Night Shyamalan: J.D. in the Water (@JDGravatte) September 5, 2020

Foreverware🥪
Scariest Home Videos📼
Tornado Days🌪
— Becky Darke (@bunnydarke) September 5, 2020

Loyal Order of Corn
The Lost Hour
Reality Takes a Holiday
— Kat Hughes (@GizmoShikari) September 5, 2020

Mood. Hunting down illegal episodes of Eerie Indiana to prove to myself it exists.
— Katy Brent (@Littlemisskatyb) September 10, 2020

I had completely forgotten about Eerie Indiana! How did it end?
— Andrew Wright (@andrewwright2) September 10, 2020

I can’t remember. It was sooo good though.
— Katy Brent (@Littlemisskatyb) September 10, 2020

I really was. I feel like it just sort of disappeared off the telly without a satisfying conclusion. Eerie.
— Andrew Wright (@andrewwright2) September 10, 2020

Trying to rank our Eerie episodes. What are your Top 3?
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) September 5, 2020

Reality Takes a Holiday
The Losers
The Hole in the Head Gang
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) September 5, 2020

Reality Takes a Holiday
Heart on a Chain
Foreverware
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) September 5, 2020

Foreverware
Scariest Home Videos
Heart on A Chain
— A Film by M. Night Shyamalan: J.D. in the Water (@JDGravatte) September 5, 2020

Loyal Order of Corn
The Lost Hour
Reality Takes a Holiday
— Kat Hughes (@GizmoShikari) September 5, 2020

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