eerieindiana | Sep. 2nd, 2020

Sep. 2nd, 2020

It's the year 2020, and to mark the occasion we'll be running weekly prompts based around Just Say No Fun, the episode that introduced everyone's least favourite optometrist.

Your prompt for this week is:

"Welcome to Canada"

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What have you been working on this week, Eerie fans? Now's the time to spread the word about any fannish treats you've got cooking: a line of dialogue from an upcoming fic, linework for your latest art piece, the yarn colours for a new toy. Let us know in the comments!

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Get the harvest in, hold a fest with your family and friends, and give thanks to the earth for it's bounty. It's a full moon tonight, the official Harvest Moon of the Northern Hemisphere!

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Yesterday someone told me I was “the most well preserved person” they’ve ever met. pic.twitter.com/iSkLyqwzpl
— beardyderp - #BLM (@beardyderp) September 1, 2020

you ever see the eerie, indiana pilot episode
— if you can’t take the heath get out of the kitchen (@feeltheheath) September 1, 2020

I think about that show often
— Michael James (@MyCoolJames) September 1, 2020

Same.
— beardyderp - #BLM (@beardyderp) September 1, 2020

I used to watch it faithfully every Saturday morning after Goosebumps
— Michael James (@MyCoolJames) September 1, 2020

ForeverWare
— if you can’t take the heath get out of the kitchen (@feeltheheath) September 1, 2020

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Si vous voulez un Contes de la Crypte reprennant des mythes Lovecraftiens, matez Lovecraft Country, par Misha Green, on y suit une famille Afro-Américaine dans l’Amérique turbo raciste des années 1950. tout à fait agréable, même si tout à fait chaotique d’un épisode à l’autre. https://t.co/e0hxLI0kry
— Adrien Havet (@adhavet) September 1, 2020

Cette dernière phrase me vend un Eerie, Indiana pour grand avec du Lovecraft et me donne très envie
— bonne ambiance (@pgika) September 1, 2020

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Hello again, as THE UNSEEN HORROR reaches out from across your TV screens. Last time, we ventured across dimensions with Rod Serling and NIGHT GALLERY. Today however, we look at a very different place– a small town in the American heartland. Oh, does that not sound scary to you? Well don’t worry, because this is no ordinary town. It’s a place where Elvis is on the paper route, and Bigfoot goes through your trash. It’s a town of alien societies and dog uprisings. This is EERIE, INDIANA.

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The show only ran for one season. But it gave us a lifetime worth of memories. Omri Katz played teenager Marshall.

He had recently moved to Eerie, Indian along with his family.

Making friends with Simon Holmes, Marshall explores the neighborhood to realize Eerie is a hot-spot of supernatural activities and weird happenings.

The show took us through stories that brought to light several urban legends such as an alive and kicking Elvis Presley and the Bog-Foot.

The show had a sequel series called Eerie, India: The other Dimension. It aired in the year of 1998.

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It really was the precursor.

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If you've NEVER seen the series #EerieIndiana then you're missing out! Think 'X-Files' meets 'Gravity Falls' but live-action. It's a kooky spooky series from my youth, and I love that it's on @PrimeVideo by @amazon! #PrimeVideo pic.twitter.com/fDG1EaM8uh
— T H Ξ D Я Ξ W ©️™ (@thedrewseph) September 2, 2020

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To whom it may concern

Better weird than dead.

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