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It's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!

This week, your options are:

PITBULL SURFERS versus UNKIND ONES

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Fun fact: Grant Gelt, who played Bertram Grover Weeks in The Sandlot, now manages Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. pic.twitter.com/uINc3AC11t
— Kelsey Kingdon (@KelseyKingdon) August 12, 2018

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It's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!

This week, your options are:

Unkind Ones versus Pitbull Surfers

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It's World Goth Day, so how about some fanworks focusing on Eerie's only metalhead, Tod McNulty?

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Fun fact: Grant Gelt, who played Bertram Grover Weeks in The Sandlot, now manages Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. pic.twitter.com/uINc3AC11t
— Kelsey Kingdon (@KelseyKingdon) August 12, 2018

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"Eerie, Indiana" The Broken Record. pic.twitter.com/InrzIqEsdE
— James Gormanley (@JamesGormanley) November 15, 2020

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Recuerdo esa película. Me hizo recordar un episodio de Eerie Indiana donde el padre le echa la culpa a los mensajes subliminales del rock por la mala conducta de su hijo y al final pone a girar un disco al revés y lo que se oye es la voz del padre insultando al hijo.
— Joel Solis (@gran_tiburon) October 22, 2020

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I bet the #karencarpenter cover of “Eardrum Lobotomy” was incredible

#eerieindiana #omrikatz #justinshenkarow #pitbullsurfers #october #spooky #halloween #joserivera #joedante #karlschaefer #marshallteller #grantgelt #carpenters #thecarpenters #weveonlyjustbegun

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The Story of the Eerie Indiana Identity Crisis and Terrible Time Slot https://t.co/TrI7ghvAt9
— 🎃☠️ Roy Galaxy ☠️🎃 (@ToyGalaxyTV) October 15, 2020

I loved Eerie Indiana--the original, but the reboot was good too. I have a few of the books alongside my Goosebumps collection. I still want a #PitbullSurfers album.
— WithersJohn (@CastlesofImagin) October 16, 2020

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The music coming out of the old barn at the back of the McNulty property isn't what Marshall was expecting. True, Tod's tastes have broadened and expanded since his first introduction to the Pitbull Surfers, but his preferences remain... shouty.

Marshall can't hear voices at all, only the high, sweet piping of pipes and the frenetic fiddling of strings. He and Simon share a worried glance.

"Fairies?" Simon asks, the word more sigh than statement.

"Let's hope not," says Marshall, handing his trusted associate a fistful of cold iron filings.

They push the doors open, and step into the darkness.

Ongoing Verse: Trusted Associates Inc

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

Cómo olvidar ese capítulo del niño maltratado por su padre que se vuelve fanático del metal y el padre empieza a oír al revés un vinilo de su hijo que porque tiene mensajes satánicos y lo que suena es la forma en la que él lo trata...
— @LeDocSatanique🦖🦖⚗️⚗️⚗️ (@BatManuel93) July 15, 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.

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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.

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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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Eerie, Indiana Pop. 16,661 https://t.co/78fXUJqmOP pic.twitter.com/myqC8EvFAm
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Here's a random capture from #EerieIndiana [6.7553@1137s] #ZeroContextTV #NBC pic.twitter.com/JIFiZgfZSs
— No Context TV (@UKNoContextTV) June 10, 2020

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It's World Goth Day, so how about some fanworks focusing on Eerie's only metalhead, Tod McNulty?

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There’s an episode of Eerie, Indiana where a verbally abusive father plays his troubled son’s heavy metal record backwards because he thinks the music is secretly telling him to act out and be bad. 1/
— JPMazzy@Nite (@mazzyjp) May 18, 2020

As he spins the disc with his finger, he hears himself berating his son. He continues to listen until he has an emotional break and finds clarity in their relationship. 2/
— JPMazzy@Nite (@mazzyjp) May 18, 2020

I had a quiet “What the fuuuuuuu...” moment today while watching it. The scene was so well-executed and thoughtful that I almost got angry it was buried in an episode of Eerie, Indiana.
— JPMazzy@Nite (@mazzyjp) May 18, 2020

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With what had to be a triple-figure number of band shirts pushed out of the way, Marshall could see thin shafts of sunlight piercing the gloom inside the closet.

"You drilled holes in your wardrobe," he said, equal parts appalled and impressed.

Tod shrugged.

"Turns out, my parent genuinely can't tell the difference between rock and roll and power tools," he said. "I thought they were having a dig, but no, they're just old."

He reached into the gold-flecked dark and wrapped his hand around something heavy that rattled and sang like wire fencing in a high wind.

Marshall gasped.

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Tod's room wasn't quite how Marshall remembered it, either before or after the Pitbull Surfers incident.

Not all of the glossy posters celebrating this baseball player or that footballer had been destroyed in the initial purge, and some of those that survived had been carefully pieced back together and put back up. They decorated the walls and the low, sloped ceiling, surrounded by death metal bands with umlauts in their names and their torn and ragged edges covered in glittery stickers Marshall recognised from a weekly "Desserts of the World" magazine that Syndi also subscribed to.

"Looks good," he said.

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Oh Simon 😄 Listen up this Friday! You should be able to understand us 😎🤘 #eerieindiana #betterweirdthandead pic.twitter.com/lFrjWPF6CK
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) May 6, 2020

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Five shows to get to know me:

-Tales From The Crypt
- The Xfiles
-Eerie Indiana
-The Simpsons
-Buffy The Vampire Slayer https://t.co/r92XOCKpY7
— 👾Nye Gee (@Jupiter3Nye) February 11, 2020

Eerie Indiana!!! I knew I loved you. 🥰
— Matthew Broberg-Moffitt 🦩🧩 🍀 🐹 (@BrobergMatthew) February 11, 2020

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— 👾Nye Gee (@Jupiter3Nye) February 11, 2020

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Fun fact: Grant Gelt, who played Bertram Grover Weeks in The Sandlot, now manages Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. pic.twitter.com/uINc3AC11t
— Kelsey Kingdon (@KelseyKingdon) August 12, 2018

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It's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!

This week, your options are:

Creepy Garbage Guys versus Pitbull Surfers

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See the gifset here.

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I'm moving and I thought I'd get a picture of the contents of an average box. No wonder I don't have Netflix, I like old school hard copy! Spot any shows you love? Shout them out!#DVD #TVShows #Collections pic.twitter.com/zCEZ51FmgK
— Creed Stonegate (@CreedStonegate) September 11, 2019

Also just spotted Eerie Indiana.. remember it starred Omri Katz ie John Ross in Dallas.. am I right?
— Realweegiemidget Reviews (@realweegiemidge) September 11, 2019

yep, Omri Katz and @justinshenkarow ruled in Eerie Indiana! pic.twitter.com/yyoigNjSOU
— Creed Stonegate (@CreedStonegate) September 11, 2019

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I loved him in Eerie Indiana. Such a wonderful actor.
— Luke Rad (@prozakuk) August 9, 2019

An Eerie, IN, shout out will always get a like from me. pic.twitter.com/QICPqyywIZ
— Amelia Elizabeth, MLIS (@snonsumr) August 10, 2019

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In The Broken Record episode of Eerie, Indiana, records played backwards give surprising results- Instead of telling the kid to steal milk vans, the backwards messages actually reveal the complaints of his parents, "why don't you tidy your room?", "why don't you get your hair cut?" etc.

I've been listening to songs played in reverse recently, and it has felt retro enough, even without spinning records by hand. There's a list of backmasked messages on the Wikipedia and even songs containing backmasking that you can listen to online. I haven't listened to any that have told me to tidy my room yet though, but perhaps I should.

Last month, I went to the Slow Life exhibition at the John Hansard Gallery, where dubplates began to decay and radios played broadcasts only of consonants and those sounds sometimes still stutter in my mind.

I have wondered what the wind would sound like backwards, the blustery wind that today has been blowing my (nuclear) red hair into my eyes and scattering multi-coloured leaves upwards, into the air. I have wanted to speak only in consonants. I have wanted all sounds to suddenly be reversed, from the whirl of the coffee machine to footsteps behind me.

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It's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!

This week, your options are:

Mutant Attack versus Pitbull Surfers

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People acting like Gravity Falls only started going dark in the second season. Did you watch the last half of the first season? Or the shorts? Bill Cipher was a legit demon -addressed as such in the show, might I add-, why didn’t you draw the line there? (Was it because he’s a cute pyramid? I bet it was.) Have you just not been paying attention all this time? Seriously, GF has always been dark. Stop acting so surprised about it now.

Personally, I love the direction the show’s headed. It reminds me of the kids’ show I grew up on - Eerie, Indiana. And let’s not forget that show ended with the main character narrowly avoiding being shot to death. It had a whole episode that revolved around a gun, and another about demonic messages in rock music. The entire town once sold their souls to the devil for shopping credits at the mall (in their sleep, due to subliminal advertising no less). So don’t talk to me about adult themes in kids shows. I grew up in the early and mid 90s, when kids’ shows didn’t kid around.

*drops the mic*

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NO ONE UNDERSTANDS YOU

NO ONE DIGS YOUR DREAM

JUST CRANK UP THE MUSIC

DONT WANNA HEAR YOUR PARENTS SCREAM

WHAT YOU NEED IS AN EARDRUM LOBOTOMY!

EARDRUM LOBOTOMY YEAH YEAH YEAH!

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You've been kidnapped. The characters from the last film/TV show you watched are in charge of the rescue. Who is coming to save you?!
— 🌛 Miss Fly By Night🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇩🇪🇱🇻 🌛 (@MissFlyByNight) June 1, 2019

Kids sci-fi show Eerie, Indiana. It’s actually quite good, but pretty much only lasted one season from marketing and time slot. Twin Peaks meets Pete & Pete. Great shots, lots of cameos. Tween boys who solve mysteries, so yeah they’d come to my rescue! pic.twitter.com/ohX05lubJr
— laυrən вrown (@tweetingLEB) June 2, 2019

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Do you remember Eerie, Indiana? I LOVED that 😍😆 pic.twitter.com/ePJIFKptsJ
— 🏹 TᕼE GEᑎEᖇIᑕ ᕼEᖇOIᑎE🏹 (@Mrs_L_Olivier) May 30, 2019

I do, actually. I didn't watch it as enthusiastically as I did other shows, but I did enjoy it quite a bit as a kid; that one is a serious blast from the past, as I'd not thought about it in many years until now. Haha.
— ⛈️ Christopher ⛈️ (@LeChristopherAG) May 30, 2019

Me neither, dunno what made my mind jump there 🤷🏼‍♀️😀
— 🏹 TᕼE GEᑎEᖇIᑕ ᕼEᖇOIᑎE🏹 (@Mrs_L_Olivier) May 30, 2019

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It's World Goth Day, so how about some fanworks focusing on Eerie's only metalhead, Tod McNulty?

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Who else remembers the tv show Eerie, Indiana?

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megan_dearest_666: Why only 19 episodes of this show were produced, I will never understand! Eerie Indiana: 1991-1992. The kids version of the twilight zone kinda sorta and it RULED! My favourite episode is the Tupperware party episode. (As shown in the second photo) anyone remember that one?? Man. Kids shows are awesome. 📺🧢 #eerieindiana #the90s #kidsshows #nostalgia

nilbog1987: Such an underrated gem from my childhood!

l_boogie_400: Yesssss

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The Pit Bull Surfers rule!
If you don't know who they are, you're not my scene AND you need an...
EARDRUM LOBOTOMY!
EARDRUM LOBOTOMY!
YEAH!
YEAH!
YEAH!

#Metal #PitBullSurfers #EerieIndiana

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On a tangent, does anyone remember that episode of Eerie Indiana where the kids dad thinks he's being influenced by satanic messages in music but when he plays the records backwards to hear them it's his own voice berating his son? A great response to the satanic panic
— Chris Hubris 🌊🐬 (@Chris_Hubris) March 21, 2019

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Why is this the only Eerie Indiana gif? Anyway, you it’s Omri Katz but he probably wasn’t the first. Also I’ve realised white boys with brown, floppy hair was little me’s crush of choice 🤦🏼‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/A3z1CwZmWr
— 🥳🥳 XXXtraFor2019 🥳🥳 (@chasing_status) February 3, 2019

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Fun fact: Grant Gelt, who played Bertram Grover Weeks in The Sandlot, now manages Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. pic.twitter.com/uINc3AC11t
— Kelsey Kingdon (@KelseyKingdon) August 12, 2018

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"Back in Jersey, the Pit Bull Surfers were real popular with all the metalheads. I like 'em 'cause they're so dumb."

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New blog post: Satanic panic! There are subliminal messages in heavy metal records... but this being Eerie, Indiana, they're not what anyone expects. https://t.co/l0HRkY7bcB pic.twitter.com/G5Hkbh7yiX
— Fire-Breathing Dimetrodon (@MarieLetsEat) January 12, 2019

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Takes place after Cooking Class, Cake Day and Dishonoured.

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It's about to start guys oh my God! If you're here and want to stop by and say hi, I'm on the right hand side, four rows from the front, second in from the centre aisle. I've got long brown hair and I'm wearing a blue and purple dress, a Miss Tornado Day necklace and a denim jacket covered in pins.

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I don't know what got me nostalgic, but I looked up a mall that's 30 minutes from my hometown (45-ish from where I am now), just to see if it still has an arcade. The old Tilt arcade is gone, but it has a Namco-run arcade now (can't remember the name), and a Pacman Cafe coming.
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

It was the smallest mall, but had some stuff I couldn't find elsewhere (a Primus "Fly" shirt? Wish I still had one), and it figured into my formative years.
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

It had one of the larger pre-Super Walmarts attached to it. We always seemed to frequent that mall on Sundays, around tornado season. Hit the mall, check out the record store, hit the arcade (Street Fighter II: Champion Edition? Super SSFII?), go home for Sunday TV...
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

Assuming the weather wasn't knocking out the signal (we were either no-cable or didn't have cable split to our bedroom yet) or it wasn't pre-empted by sports or some country music bullshit, I had Eerie, Indiana and Mann and Machine to watch. Neither lasted long.
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

That was the time that I really got into certain bands, decided I wanted a guitar, gaming was in another renaissance, and I was kinda figuring out who I was.
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

Plus, no matter how small the place was, it had an arcade that had things I wanted to play, and not all of it was the same as the other places. At the time, I had 3 malls within 30 minutes, 2 grocery stores within 5-10, and a laundromat when the washer died.
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

Add to that 3 or 4 good gaming mags, Mad, Cracked, and whatever book took my fancy filling my lap...it was a pretty good time.
— Sandwichhead (@IdentInvalid) October 9, 2018

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