DMBJunky4 on the first three episodes of Eerie, Indiana
Halloween seems like a good time to rewatch the series Eerie, Indiana. When this set came out in 2003, I bought it right away from Best Buy.
It stars Hocus Pocus’ Omri Katz as Marshall, a boy who moved to Eerie from New Jersey. Every episode he has to deal with something weird. pic.twitter.com/hJr3CidAyC
- Pinball Jake 🐈@home (@dmbjunky4) October 1, 2018
I watched it as a preteen. It fit in nicely next to Are You Afraid Of The Dark? and Twilight Zone which I also loved. Plus it was set in Indiana where I lived. If I remember right it had some really good guest stars. pic.twitter.com/IEpUDkHkZb
- Pinball Jake 🐈@home (@dmbjunky4) October 1, 2018
The series starts off with a very memorable episode about a Mom who puts her sons in Foreverware every night for thirty years so they never age. The boys are tired of being in 7th grade and enlist Marshall to help them. The next morning Marshall finds the twins grown up. pic.twitter.com/KwUMBurr5x
- Pinball Jake 🐈@home (@dmbjunky4) October 1, 2018
Episode 2 has some good parts. It starts off interesting with Vincent Schiavelli as a dentist who gives a boy named Steve a retainer that lets him hear what dogs think. The dogs end up being angry at humans and eat one guy at the pound and Steve! Kind of crazy for a kids show. pic.twitter.com/bLs8oMgw28
- Pinball Jake 🐈@home (@dmbjunky4) October 1, 2018
Episode 3 is a lot better. Marshall’s Dad has developed an ATM with AI. It begins a friendship with Justin Shenkarow’s Simon. It gives him a bunch of money which throws Eerie into poverty. We get introduced to Radford and there’s some cool guest stars including Scott Weinger. pic.twitter.com/sqTy1pjhLj
- Pinball Jake 🐈@home (@dmbjunky4) October 1, 2018