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On the weekend of August 23 2019, a zombified Simon Holmes and Marshall Teller met IRL for the first time, ate some tasty ForeverWare snacks, sat at a table with a very appropriate place setting amd even performed a skit! Now's your chance to reminisce on the best (and bloodiest) of times!

“Not now, Simon! I’m eating!”

This photoshoot started as a Marshall and Simon sleepover reunion but someone couldn’t find his costume, so we improvised and learned that @wart_m makes a cuter Zombie Dash X than I do. (Also, he’s way better at doing the voice.)

Zombies in PJs, Part II: Marshall vs. Dash

After all these years, these two are finally together in the same room.

#eerieindiana #zombies #cosplay #marshallteller #dashx #zombiesinpjs

If Dash X were in Lost Boys? #bloodcw #zombies #cosplay #EerieIndiana make up by @librarian_d

"I have been to Eerie and seen the zombie apocalypse and the space thing." pic.twitter.com/FlYfSvfT7w
— God Emperor of Eerie, Indiana 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) January 23, 2021

Challenge #3: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

In your own space, tell us who, from one of your fandoms, would you most want to have dinner with (or tea, or a random afternoon visit), And why? This could be a creator, an actor, a costumer, a set designer, a director, a character, a composer, anybody! What would you talk about? What are you dying to know?

Well hmmm this is a fun one.

I definitely want to have tea with the Eighth Doctor, I feel like he'd just be fun to chill with (as long as we didn't wind up on a world saving mission mid-tea, which is likely).

I also think it would be fun to spend time with Keith Allen who plays Murphy on Z Nation and Jason Marsden should come to that, too, because the two of them getting up to Shenanigans would be highly entertaining. Also I'd try very hard not to discuss how hilarious it would be for Murphy to meet Dash from Eerie >.>

I'd have Simon Holmes from Eerie, Indiana for dinner because he is a cinnamon roll who deserves the best. Marshall would come because Simon would insist and Dash would probably show up and things would end disastrously but it would be fun while it lasted.

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

#Horrorween is fast approaching! We are interviewing @UnrealKarl from Eerie, Indiana, Z-Nation, and Black Summer and @FIRSTJASON Ari Lehman from Friday the 13th among others!
— Kristina Stancil, MH (@kstancil13) September 12, 2020

On the weekend of August 23 2019, a zombified Simon Holmes and Marshall Teller met IRL for the first time, ate some tasty ForeverWare snacks, sat at a table with a very appropriate place setting amd even performed a skit! Now's your chance to reminisce on the best (and bloodiest) of times!

On the weekend of August 23 2019, a zombified Simon Holmes and Marshall Teller met IRL for the first time, ate some tasty ForeverWare snacks, sat at a table with a very appropriate place setting amd even performed a skit! Now's your chance to reminisce on the best (and bloodiest) of times!

Do you think Netflix would be interested in bringing Z Nation back to life?
— Gummy Moleman (@justanotherfat7) July 1, 2020

Yes. https://t.co/p5QdUaJZFM
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) July 1, 2020

Now do Eerie, Indiana.
— Tony Becerra (@Becerra_ad) July 2, 2020

@UnrealKarl I might be over thinking it, but does this mean marshall and Simon are potentially dead? 🧐 #znation #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/QKxazhjViG
— 🆂🅷🅰🅶🅶🆈💀死神 (@Bro_Fist) June 8, 2020

This is a good question. An extremely good question. #eerieindiana #znation https://t.co/oiB0PeoBdr
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) June 8, 2020

@UnrealKarl I might be over thinking it, but does this mean marshall and Simon are potentially dead? 🧐 #znation #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/QKxazhjViG
— 🆂🅷🅰🅶🅶🆈💀死神 (@Bro_Fist) June 8, 2020

I really love that they put an Eerie Indiana reference in Z Nation! That's so cool!#horror #znation #eerieindiana #joedante #zombies #zombieapocalypse #Zombie #horrorshow pic.twitter.com/2frdHYSVO5
— Killian H. Gore (@killianhgore) May 24, 2020

You have to dig out the stuff that speaks to you from work that is not necessarily meant to speak to you.

Engagement with a show is so personal. And special.

Shows and movies and books have made deep personal impacts on my life in ways the creators probably did not intend.
— Gennifer Hutchison (@GennHutchison) April 30, 2020

Thread. I've been thinking a lot about this exact thing from an audience perspective, most recently since I listened to @eerieindianapod's "Heart on a Chain" recap last week. 1/ https://t.co/5QPkU2CZ5M
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) April 30, 2020

That ep's a tale of young love and death and perhaps nothing supernatural at all. One of my favorite #eerieindiana eps ever.

Was anything I saw in it about identity, gender, sexuality actually there? Don't know. May never know. Didn't stop it from being a story I needed. 2/
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) April 30, 2020

Side note: I grew up and years later met #ZNation, which has such a similar feel to Eerie at times--I mean, they *do* share a creator--plus levels of casual queerness I don't see in genre TV all that often and was all, "Hi! I have been waiting a *very* long time for you!" 3/
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) April 30, 2020

(I hope whatever work sparks that feeling next doesn't take 23 more years to appear, but I can be patient.)

Anyway, this is a note to me that I've owed the long version of these thoughts to @Wart_M for his zine for weeks now and should go write. 4/4
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) April 30, 2020

Good evening to weirdos only
— •k• (@encyclophobia) April 6, 2020

Better weird than dead. 🤙 https://t.co/bM1VD5yxKQ pic.twitter.com/Pq9GfUSSj7
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) April 6, 2020

#z nation#znationedit#eerie indiana#eerieindianaedit#gifs by me#I SCREAMED WHEN DOC SAID THAT LINE#i live for eerie refs in zee nayshe#and doc said he'd BEEN to eerie in a previous season#i trust and believe#that he met marshall teller#i feel like this is such a niche gifset to make lol

More online love for "Eerie, Indiana!" Why hasn't this been rebooted?? I'm available!https://t.co/8XZJLCwqtW
— Joe Dante (@joe_dante) March 21, 2020

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— Cinema Cult (@jriddlecult) March 21, 2020

Doc & 10K move north to Sasquatchewan, in search of the Bigfoot zombie. #EscapeofNewmerica. Anyone?
— ℜц𝔰𝔰э𝔩𝔩 Ħ๏𝔡𝔤k𝔦𝔫𝔰๏𝔫 (@hodgmahal) March 1, 2020

@UnrealKarl holy fucking shit. I just realized you created Eerie, Indiana- one of my fav shows when I was a kid, and wrote two episodes of Ghost Whisperer and two episodes of Eureka.#MindBlown

(long time Z Nation fan)
— Allie (@BUAllieCat88) September 17, 2019

Politicians, Ugly Buildings and Showrunners all get respectable if they live long enough. https://t.co/2TAH4zq4PQ
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) September 23, 2019

Netflix is moving forward on a second season of zombie drama “Black Summer,” with an order for eight new episodes. Spun-off from “Z Nation,” “Black Summer” stars Jaime King (who will also be a producer on season two) as Rose, a mother who is separated from her daughter during the early days of a zombie uprising. Rose will stop at nothing to find her, joining a small group of refugees and braving a hostile new world in her quest.

Returning castmembers for season two include Justin Chu Cary and Christine Lee. Additional castmembers will be announced later.

“Black Summer,” a Netflix Studio Production, is created and executive produced by “Z Nation” co-creator/executive producer Karl Schaefer and co-executive producer John Hyams. In addition to Hyams and Schaefer, Abram Cox, also from “Z Nation,” also is a writer/exec producer on the show.

@UnrealKarl holy fucking shit. I just realized you created Eerie, Indiana- one of my fav shows when I was a kid, and wrote two episodes of Ghost Whisperer and two episodes of Eureka.#MindBlown

(long time Z Nation fan)
— Allie (@BUAllieCat88) September 17, 2019

Politicians, Ugly Buildings and Showrunners all get respectable if they live long enough. https://t.co/2TAH4zq4PQ
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) September 23, 2019

@UnrealKarl holy fucking shit. I just realized you created Eerie, Indiana- one of my fav shows when I was a kid, and wrote two episodes of Ghost Whisperer and two episodes of Eureka.#MindBlown

(long time Z Nation fan)
— Allie (@BUAllieCat88) September 17, 2019

The Netflix series Black Summer arrived with little fanfare. And while there are numerous underrated, overlooked properties, this is a series that definitely deserves more attention. Created by Karl Schaefer (Eerie, Indiana; Monk) and John Hyams (Universal Soldier, NYPD Blue), Black Summer is a sort of prequel-slash-spinoff of Schaefer and Hyams’s Syfy series, Z Nation. It debuted back in April, but, over the midyear months, it was largely knocked off the pop-cultural radar by higher-profile projects on both the big and small screens (such as Avengers: Endgame, the Game of Thrones finale, Spider-Man: Far from Home, Disney Plus announcements, and others). As the dog days wind down and we inch closer to pumpkin-spice season, here are five reasons why this short, satisfying, and woefully overlooked series is a perfect bridge to cover the gap between the State Fair and fall premieres.

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Very possibly might binge watch Eerie, Indiana since the producer did Z Nation too!

Update: everyone DOES remember it, I clearly need to ask everyone I meet ever about it so we can reminisce! https://t.co/O8Yd08YU9N
— Louie Stowell (@Louiestowell) July 15, 2019

I absolutely LOVED it, and the creator is also one of the team behind Z Nation, a fact which made a list of sense when I first discovered it.
— Anna Carey (@urchinette) July 15, 2019

I always feel like I should warn #eerieindiana fans that this particular episode of #ZNation is a) not a good one to start with and b) not a fun, happy romp. It's filed in my head as "Dark Foreverware" for a reason https://t.co/0eeoJ3u8SY
— Citizen D (@TheCitizenD) May 13, 2019

Which, considering ForeverWare itself is kinda Dark ForeverWare, is a something #eerieindiana #znation #foreverware
— eerieindianadw (@eerieindianalj1) May 13, 2019

Yeah, if you thought "Foreverware" was dark--and it is, especially for kids' TV--#ZNation 4.06 is like "Foreverware" after it listened to a bunch of Leonard Cohen
— Citizen D (@TheCitizenD) May 13, 2019

This should be the official episode synopsis #eerieindiana #znation #foreverware
— eerieindianadw (@eerieindianalj1) May 13, 2019

Yes, whatever happened to good ol' Dr. Konkalewski after Zona got him? (I'm assuming nothing good.) Also, the beginning of #ZNation episode 4.06 needs to be further explored in a flashback or two... https://t.co/3zgcFPnQEJ
— Citizen D (@TheCitizenD) May 13, 2019

@UnrealKarl when you bring back Z Nation bring back Izzy @justinshenkarow
— Kristina Stancil, MH (@kstancil13) May 10, 2019

Watching #BlackSummer is a no brainer to me. I follow @UnrealKarl's work since #EerieIndiana (proto #StrangetThings) & #StrangeLuck (ready 4 reboot) and if you don't love @jrhyams's work; what's wrong with you?

That said; it's probably cool when @StephenKing gives a shoutout. pic.twitter.com/ReZ5AXW5Co
— Dominik Starck (@starck_dominik) April 15, 2019

He also worked on Z Nation, Strange Luck and Max Headroom.

As Bananarama would say, it's a "cruel, cruel summer" in the early days of the zombie apocalypse in the official trailer for Black Summer, a prequel series that takes place in the same living dead universe as Z Nation.

Co-created by Karl Schaefer (co-creator of both Z Nation and Eerie, Indiana) and John Hyams, all eight episodes of the first season of Black Summer will premiere on Netflix on April 11th.

Although Black Summer takes place in the same world as Z Nation, the tone of the new series looks to be decidedly more dark than the horror comedy style of its predecessor, and you can get a taste of what to expect in the official trailer below.

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Der „Z Nation“-Cast und ihr Showrunner: (hinten v.li.: Nat Zang, Keith Allan, Karl Schaefer, Russell Hodgkinson, vorne: Kellita Smith, Gracie Gillam
Das Ende der Welt steht bevor, ganz sicher, und es begint auf einem stillgelegten Fabrik-Areal, in einer kalten, dunklen Lagerhalle. Dort wird Lithium abgezapft, aus dem Wasser eines Schwimmbeckens. Gewonnen wurde das Lithium aus den Körpern von, nun ja, eingelagerten Zombies. Die sprechen können.

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Schaefer ist im Sci-Fi-Genre kein Unbekannter, er entwickelte 1991 „Eerie, Indiana“ gemeinsam mit Horror-Regie-Veteran Joe Dante („Gremlins“, „Das Tier“). Die Mysteryserie wurde zwar nach nur einem Jahr abgesetzt, war aber einflussreich. Ohne die ungeklärten Kleinstadtphänomene in Eerie hätte wohl auch der heutige Netflix-Hit „Stranger Things“ anders ausgesehen.

Schaefer is no stranger to the sci-fi genre, developing 1991 "Eerie, Indiana" with horror director veteran Joe Dante ("Gremlins", "The Beast"). The mystery series was canceled after just one year, but was influential. Without the unexplained small town phenomena in Eerie, today's Netflix hit "Stranger Things" might have looked different.

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Does it count if the celebrity is in character? In which case, I'm not sure that the #EerieIndiana / #ZNation crossover movie needs dinosaur people, but I guess I can make it work pic.twitter.com/MlWEliJo6t
— 🧟‍♂️ Undead Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) March 3, 2019

starting to wonder if the zombie tornado in @znation is Old Bob from #EerieIndiana 🤔 @UnrealKarl
— William Arthur (@Wart_M) February 16, 2019

Does that mean Old Bob himself is undead himself? Like is he actually a zombie tornado or is he a tornado who just happens to contain zombies?
— eerieindianadw (@eerieindianalj1) February 16, 2019

Eerie, Indiana, is a small town where anything can happen and where urban legends go to become reality. Eerie is a town which has an annual Tornado Day picnic to appease "Old Bob," the tornado that threatens the town each year. Eerie is a town where movie monsters emerge from the television screen, except these are not monsters -- they are actors cursed to repeat their roles forever. Eerie is a town with "a pompous business man known as The Donald who brainwashes the town into buying on credit." Eerie is a town where your next door neighbor (the one mowing his lawn) is an aging Elvis Presley.. Eerie is a town that ignores Daylight Savings Time and when you set your clock back an hour anyway you wake up in an abandoned town with garbage men who are trying to kill you. Eerie, Indiana, is a town where a group of intelligent dogs plot to take over the world.

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What appealed to me about #ZNation was its immediacy and veteran talent who worked on Max Headroom, Eerie: Indiana, The Dead Zone, and more great underrated television programs which got cut before their time. Which is why #Netflix must pick Z Nation up!#saveznation #ZNationS6
— Nicholas Galvante (@seaswallow_nrg) December 30, 2018

A big thanks to @UnrealKarl for inviting @makebelievekyle & @makebelieveeric to be zombies on the season finale of @znation! It was a pleasure coming up and dining on flesh with you! pic.twitter.com/pqAxipePRb
— King Falls AM (@KingFallsAM) December 29, 2018

The more I think about it, the more it reminds me of the last episode of #EerieIndiana: I cannot complain about the way it went out. I can only be sad that it's gone. https://t.co/UBRVtN4HB7
— Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) December 29, 2018

Thanks for everything- since Strange Luck.#ZNation was, is and forever will be special. While being sad about its end I'm looking forward to what comes next. Good luck. And have mercy.
— Dominik Starck (@starck_dominik) December 29, 2018

PS: Forgot to mention Eerie, Indiana. One of my 1st jobs as a writer was working on an essay and guide for its DVD release here. So many ties. Again; thank you!
— Dominik Starck (@starck_dominik) December 29, 2018

Here’s an idea @netflix renew #znation for a 6th season and pair it with a reboot of #eerieindiana That’s a guaranteed massive double hit!
— Justin Shenkarow (@justinshenkarow) December 22, 2018

Was Dash X handling firearms (and adjacent weaponry) badly always meant to be a running theme in #EerieIndiana or did that just kind of happen?

Either way, he's still a front runner for "Most Useless Character in Event of Zombie Apocalypse."
— Rebel Scum 🏳️‍🌈 (@deifire) December 22, 2018

Time to reboot Eerie Indiana, mate!
— Tony Becerra (@Becerra_ad) December 22, 2018

Damn straight. #eerieindiana https://t.co/NjB4lAmLkt
— Karl Schaefer (@UnrealKarl) December 22, 2018

I had the pleasure of interviewing Karl Schaefer, who is one of the creative geniuses behind some of the most innovative and rule breaking shows on TV. Karl is the showrunner for Z Nation and was the creative force behind the ahead of its time, Eerie Indiana.

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OH GOOD. GOSH LIKE NO-ONE HAS SEEN EERIE. IM SO GLAD YOU’RE SOMEONE WHO HAS SEEN EERIE. also the connection is… karl schaefer? creator dude. worked/works on both. just very occasionally z nation makes references to it. in one episode a while back the main characters drive past eerie’s town sign and doc mentions that he’d visited there once :’)

@hodgmahal saying Marshall teller's iconic "Better weird than dead" line in the latest @znation episode had my soul leave my body with excitement i love it LOVE it. #renewznation #znation #eerieindiana @UnrealKarl the little eerie references!!! keeping it ALIVE!!!
— loren hardy (@crazycrazyloren) December 5, 2018

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