Welcome back to the Eerie, Indiana 2020 rewatch. This Friday, give your dog the side-eye and pray that doorknobs will be enough to save us. Ladies and gentlemen, keep the Canine Arrest Team on speed-dial, because it's time to watch... The Retainer!

Gauntlet thrown NBC. Reboot Erie, Indiana, you cowards! https://t.co/OwAxIW24HE
- Trevor Knoblich (@MobileTrevor) September 15, 2019

lol yes do it @joe_dante #JoséRivera @UnrealKarl the one about reading dogs' minds oh buddy https://t.co/89CpBqS3G0
- Radio Brian (@BDFMRadio) September 20, 2019

Overheard walking down the street in Cambridge:

“She invented a soundboard so that the dog could press different buttons to express different ideas.”

Outside of “scratch this,” and “let’s eat cat poop,” what ideas do dogs have?
- Dana Gould (@danagould) November 16, 2019

Some pretty sinister ones according to "Eerie, Indiana".
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The first sitcom about adolescent paranoia and depression Eerie, Indiana is certainly novel way to end the weekend; up against 60 Minutes and Life Goes On, this new series is like Life Stands Still for 30 Minutes. Eerie‘s premise is simple and alluring: Marshall Teller (Omri Katz) is a smart, skeptical teenager whose family has recently moved from ( Read more... )

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 ( Read more... )

With the Halloween season in full swing now, it’s time for a special edition of Nearly Forgotten TV shows, this time focusing on spookier series that may have almost lapsed from your memory. These are shows that once upon a time were enjoyed audiences, but have since fallen out of favor. Without further ado, here are a few “spooky” old tv series ( Read more... )

Amazon just got Eerie Indiana which is a forgotten 90s kids TV classic. It’s X-Files for kids but it’s not dumbed down just focused on kids topics if that makes sense. In the first ep a kid is eaten by dogs.
- Big Clitty Goth GF 🔞 (@ArcaneElizabeth) October 21, 2019

That's the second episode. The first episode is the crazy tupperware lady. Love ( Read more... )

Amazon just got Eerie Indiana which is a forgotten 90s kids TV classic. It’s X-Files for kids but it’s not dumbed down just focused on kids topics if that makes sense. In the first ep a kid is eaten by dogs.
- Big Clitty Goth GF 🔞 (@ArcaneElizabeth) October 21, 2019

Wait. Amazon has all the episodes of Eerie, Indiana on Prime?! YES. pic.twitter.com/pZfPWss1iz
- Timothy Guy (@timwguy) October 13, 2019

The Tupperware episode. Seriously. The best.
- Kim Guimarin (@KimGuim) October 13, 2019

It was the first episode. Just finished the retainer/talking dogs episode.
- Timothy Guy (@timwguy) October 13, 2019

Yes! ( Read more... )