VHistory reviews Tape 1533: Eerie, Indiana
(you can see their first Eerie, Indiana review here)
Here’s a few more episodes of Eerie Indiana. In The Loyal Order of Corn, Marshall’s dad joins the Loyal Order of Corn, one of those American groups like the Moose Lodge or the Shriners.
The ‘Kernel’ of the group is Sean’s dad, John Astin.
Another familiar face, from a recent Star Trek TNG episode, is Ray Walston.
In Reality Takes a Holiday, Marshall finds a script for the episode he’s currently in.
Then things get really weird. Suddenly someone yells ‘CUT’ and there’s Joe Dante on set directing the action.
Worse is when he discovers his character is going to be killed off.
The next episode is The Broken Record. A young boy with an abusive father starts listening to the Pit Bull Surfers, and undergoes a transformation.
Weirdly, Marshall doesn’t seem very supportive. “They’re just a band, your father is your life.”
But the programme does manage a reconciliation between father and son.
This was the last episode in the series.
Here’s a few more episodes of Eerie Indiana. In The Loyal Order of Corn, Marshall’s dad joins the Loyal Order of Corn, one of those American groups like the Moose Lodge or the Shriners.
The ‘Kernel’ of the group is Sean’s dad, John Astin.
Another familiar face, from a recent Star Trek TNG episode, is Ray Walston.
In Reality Takes a Holiday, Marshall finds a script for the episode he’s currently in.
Then things get really weird. Suddenly someone yells ‘CUT’ and there’s Joe Dante on set directing the action.
Worse is when he discovers his character is going to be killed off.
The next episode is The Broken Record. A young boy with an abusive father starts listening to the Pit Bull Surfers, and undergoes a transformation.
Weirdly, Marshall doesn’t seem very supportive. “They’re just a band, your father is your life.”
But the programme does manage a reconciliation between father and son.
This was the last episode in the series.