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Eerie, Indiana

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Eerie, Indiana	comment	Eerie, Indiana was a nineteen-episode supernatural series that aired on NBC from 1991-92 (in prime time). It ran again on Fox Kids Saturday mornings from 1997-98 as part of their "No Yell Motel" block, which included a lot of scary kids' shows (Goosebumps (1995), reruns of the Australian kids' show Round the Twist, and Steven Spielberg's first animated project from DreamWorks Studios, Toonsylvania). The series could be described as "Twin Peaks meets The Twilight Zone told from the POV of a snarky 13-year-old version of Fox Mulder".Marshall Teller, a transplant from New Jersey whose family has recently moved to the desolate town of Eerie, and Simon Holmes, an Eerie native, investigate the weirdness that inhabited the titular town. It would be easier for them if the town's residents didn't refuse to see themselves as anything but normal. Some of the more bizarre confrontations include such urban legends like Bigfoot and a still living Elvis Presley.In 1997, following the series' rebirth on Fox Kids, Eerie was continued as a short-lived series of books that continued the story, allegedly just one year after the end of the original series. The books were met with mixed reviews and after just seventeen entries, the series was cancelled in 1998.As of March 2023, the series is free to watch on YouTube, and one-disc collection on DVD is available through Netflix's DVD arm.Compare Round the Twist, an Australian show with a similar premise, only with more ghosts, gross-out humor, and which is more light-hearted.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_11d206ef	type	Subliminal Seduction
Eerie, Indiana / int_11d206ef	comment	Subliminal Seduction: In "The ATM with a Heart of Gold", Simon punching his name in on Mr. Wilson's Dial pad becomes 7-4-6-6-6 which is supposed to be the number of the beast after 74. Subverted in "The Broken Record" when it's revealed that the backwards messages on Tod's favorite rock record are his father Phil's verbal abuse, which is what drove him to be a punk. In "Zombies in P.J.s", the Donald, who is heavily implied to be a demon, uses subliminal advertising in television commercials to induce the Eerie townspeople into buying everything at the World O' Stuff while they are sleepwalking. In this state, the Donald has them sign contracts for their souls.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_120d0e3f	type	Adam Westing
Eerie, Indiana / int_120d0e3f	comment	Adam Westing: In "Reality Takes a Holiday", Justin Shenkarow, Mary-Margaret Humes, Francis Guinan, Julie Condra and Joe Dante each play an exaggerated (if not outright deranged) version of their real life selves.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_125a7a4e	type	Dream Weaver
Eerie, Indiana / int_125a7a4e	comment	Dream Weaver: In "The Dead Letter", Tripp McConnell enters Marshall's dream in order to convince him to deliver his letter to Mary B. Carter.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_13556074	type	Brotherhood of Funny Hats
Eerie, Indiana / int_13556074	comment	Brotherhood of Funny Hats: In "The Loyal Order of Corn", Edgar joins the Loyal Order of Corn Lodge, Eerie's version of the Loyal Order of Moose. The members wear hats modeled after corn stalks and new members such as Edgar are referred to as "seedlings." The kernel Mr. Radford is the nominal leader of the Order but its true leader is its long serving bartender Ned, who turns out to be an alien explorer stranded on Earth. He founded the Lodge in order to unknowingly enlist the humans' help in building a tachyon portal so that he could return to his own planet.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_17d9043d	type	Read the Fine Print
Eerie, Indiana / int_17d9043d	comment	Read the Fine Print: In "Zombies in P.J.s", the fine print (which needs an actual microscope to read) of the contracts signed by the sleepwalking World O' Stuff shoppers states that the Donald will gain the rights over their souls unless they pay back all of the money on credit, which is impossible as they are forced to go on a shopping spree every night due to Subliminal Seduction.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_1c21e3fb	type	The Place
Eerie, Indiana / int_1c21e3fb	comment	The Place: The series takes place in the town of Eerie, Indiana.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_1e679bd0	type	The Quisling
Eerie, Indiana / int_1e679bd0	comment	The Quisling: Dash X has a tendency to collaborate for the right price, though he never works out as he would like: In "No Brain, No Pain", he assists Eunice Danforth capture her husband Charles Furnell and thereby gain access to the Brainalyzer. She gives Dash $1,000 to look the other way while she fries Charles, Marshall and Simon's brains. However, he has a change of heart when he remembers what Marshall asked him earlier: how would he feel if he was the one who needed help? In "Zombies in P.J.s", Dash teams up with the Donald in his Subliminal Seduction of the Eerie townspeople in exchange for a piece of the pie. However, he switches sides and helps Marshall and Simon defeat the Donald when he discovers that he was never going to get any money.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Eerie, Indiana / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Marshall, who seems to be the only person in town who knows Elvis Presley when he sees him.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_2673425b	type	Kid Hero
Eerie, Indiana / int_2673425b	comment	Kid Hero: Marshall.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Eerie, Indiana / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: In the final scene of "Heart on a Chain", The Grim Reaper is seen walking through the Eerie graveyard as Marshall, Simon and Melanie leave. In "The Dead Letter", the headline of the November 9, 1929 edition of the Eerie Examiner is "Hoover to Nation: Don't Worry, Be Happy." This was less than three weeks after the Wall Street Crash.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_28c08395	type	Implausible Hair Color
Eerie, Indiana / int_28c08395	comment	Implausible Hair Color: Dash X is a teenager with grey hair.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_295c0923	type	Weirdness Search and Rescue
Eerie, Indiana / int_295c0923	comment	Weirdness Search and Rescue: In "The Lost Hour", an old milkman saves Marshall from The Garbage Men in an empty, alternate dimension of Eerie. The milkman implies that he's an older version of Marshall.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Eerie, Indiana / int_297170d3	comment	Halloween Episode: In "Scariest Home Videos", Simon's younger brother Harley becomes trapped in the television on Halloween.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_2982798c	type	Short-Runners
Eerie, Indiana / int_2982798c	comment	Short Runner: The series lasted 19 episodes.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_2f540567	type	Pop Culture Symbology
Eerie, Indiana / int_2f540567	comment	Pop Culture Symbology: In the episode "The Broken Record", an abusive father blames his son's decision to become a punk on Satanic Panic and this trope, with one record in specific (the one that provides the title, which was found by the kid shortly before changing attitudes) being the symbol of his hatred. He plays it backwards at the climax of the episode in front of many fellow parents and even the sheriff, and it do has a secret message in it, all right: a recording of his abusive tirades to his son.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_2f75473	type	Number of the Beast
Eerie, Indiana / int_2f75473	comment	Number of the Beast: Eerie's official population is 16,661 people. Like that comma actually does anything! 16,661 is also a prime number, and a palindrome— the smallest of what are known as Beastly Primes. A blink-and-you'll-miss-it example in "The ATM with the Heart of Gold": when Simon types in his name as a PIN on the deranged ATM, the last three letters translate as 666 on the keypad.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_30f7df9d	type	Rummage Sale Reject
Eerie, Indiana / int_30f7df9d	comment	Rummage Sale Reject: Janet in "The Lost Hour" dresses this way - her outfit includes mismatched earrings, bright pink sneakers, and what looks to be a women's suit-jacket accessorized with dozens of pins and brooches. Justified because she's been living in the lost hour for a year with no parental supervision and has literally been rummaging through World O' Stuff for clothes all that time.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_33d2e914	type	Be Careful What You Say
Eerie, Indiana / int_33d2e914	comment	Be Careful What You Say: Literally. In "The Broken Record", Tod's father Phil claims that a Pitbull Surfers record of has been causing his son to act rebellious due to subliminal messages. When he plays it backwards, he does find out that the record has messages: it's his own voice and abusive words towards Tod.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_363f1f98	type	Former Child Star
Eerie, Indiana / int_363f1f98	comment	Former Child Star: Lampshaded in "Reality Takes a Holiday". Marshall, having been transported behind the scenes of Eerie, Indiana, runs off in the middle of make-up to prevent himself from killed off. When his on-screen sister Julie Condra wonders where he is going, the make-up artist says, "Where's any red-blooded teen star go when they get cancelled? On a crime spree."
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Eerie, Indiana / int_36754cc7	type	"Freaky Friday" Flip
Eerie, Indiana / int_36754cc7	comment	"Freaky Friday" Flip: In "No Brain, No Pain", Marshall accidentally places Charles Furnell's mind (which had been stored on an 8-track tape of the Knack song "My Sharona") into Simon's body using the Brainalyzer. He is later able to reunite Charles' body and mind, leaving Simon's body vacant as his mind had been transferred to the tape. When Charles' ex-wife Eunice Danforth tries to steal the Brainalyzer, it is accidentally activated. She and Marshall switch bodies while Charles' mind returns to Simon's body and Simon's mind is transferred into Charles' body. Everyone is eventually restored to their rightful body.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Eerie, Indiana / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: Simon's younger brother's full name is Harley Schwarzenegger Holmes. Christian and Joseph Cousins, who played Harley, previously played Dominic Palmieri in the Arnold Schwarzenegger film Kindergarten Cop. In "Reality Takes a Holiday", the Adam Westing version of Mary-Margret Humes tells Marshall that she cried for days when she found out that her character was being killed off in Jake and the Fatman. The real Humes appeared in two episodes of the series: "I Ain't Got Nobody" and "My Boy Bill".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_39994bd9	type	Bazaar of the Bizarre
Eerie, Indiana / int_39994bd9	comment	Bazaar of the Bizarre: Mr. Radford's World O' Stuff.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_3b4f620a	type	No Fourth Wall
Eerie, Indiana / int_3b4f620a	comment	No Fourth Wall: In "Reality Takes a Holiday", Marshall pulls an Eerie, Indiana television script out of his mailbox, and then suddenly finds himself behind the scenes of the show.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Eerie, Indiana / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: In "Who's Who", Sara Bob gains the ability to manipulate reality through her artwork when she begins to sign her sketches with an Eerie No. 2 pencil. The effects can be reversed by ripping up the relevant sketch.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_3bc22d58	type	Art Initiates Life
Eerie, Indiana / int_3bc22d58	comment	Art Initiates Life: In "Who's Who", Sara Bob had this power due to an Eerie brand pencil. She first demonstrates this by drawing a picture of Marshall's missing bike (for a "lost" poster), but it instead creates a new bike. To escape her terrible home life, she draws Marshall's mother Marilyn as her own long lost mom and then draws a picture of herself with her mother, teleporting to her.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_3f4561f2	type	Five-Finger Fillet
Eerie, Indiana / int_3f4561f2	comment	Five-Finger Fillet: In "Heart on a Chain", Devon does this in the classroom. When Marshall tells him to slow down, Devon replies, "Live fast, die young, leave a good looking corpse." After Devon's heart is transplanted into her body, Melanie does the five finger fillet herself in the World O' Stuff and uses the same phrase.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_403ad150	type	The Bermuda Triangle
Eerie, Indiana / int_403ad150	comment	The Bermuda Triangle: In "The Retainer", Marshall and Simon discover that Eerie's town borders create the exact same geometric shape as the Bermuda Triangle.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Eerie, Indiana / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: In "No Brain, No Pain", Syndi watches a Soap Opera called Todd and Donna which is badly written, dreadfully shot and features lots of Bad "Bad Acting".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_44dd01be	type	Tagalong Kid
Eerie, Indiana / int_44dd01be	comment	Tagalong Kid: Simon is very much the tagalong kid to Marshall, who is about four years older than him, during their paranormal investigations. In "The Dead Letter", this is lampshaded during Marshall's dream when Simon says, "I'm tired of being second banana on this show." A confused Marshall asks himself, "What show?"
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Eerie, Indiana / int_457655dd	type	Human Popsicle
Eerie, Indiana / int_457655dd	comment	Human Popsicle: In "Foreverware", Betty Wilson's late husband created the most astoundingly effective tupperware in the history of mankind. She has been using Foreverware to keep both herself and her twin sons Bert and Ernie young since 1964.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_47325888	type	Latex Perfection
Eerie, Indiana / int_47325888	comment	Latex Perfection: Marshall uses a perfect disguise kit, pretending to be an IRS agent to defeat The Donald in "Zombies In P.J.s."
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Eerie, Indiana / int_4856ac40	type	Stock Footage
Eerie, Indiana / int_4856ac40	comment	Stock Footage: In "Tornado Days", footage of numerous tornadoes is used to represent Old Bob devastating Eerie.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_4a0e2f8d	type	White Hair, Black Heart
Eerie, Indiana / int_4a0e2f8d	comment	White Hair, Black Heart: Dash X, Marshall's mysterious Frenemy (bordering on Arch-Enemy by "Reality Takes a Holiday"), is a teenage boy with gray hair to make him look sinister.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Eerie, Indiana / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: The opening credit voice-over has the line, "A place so wholesome, so squeaky clean, it could only be found on TV..." However, this might merely be Marshall Telling some future reader of his journals (the viewer) that the place seemed like its veneer was straight out of a sitcom; given the show's nature, both are probably the case.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_4baebbc8	type	Soul Fragment
Eerie, Indiana / int_4baebbc8	comment	Soul Fragment: In "Heart on a Chain", when Devon forgot to Look Both Ways, he died and Melanie got his heart for the transplant she needed. She then proceeded to act like him, skateboarding recklessly and carving graffiti on the desks.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Eerie, Indiana / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: An interesting case from "The Broken Record", presented without the garbledness: "Tod! Turn that garbage off right now or I'm gonna throw that record player out the window, you hear me?!". For context: Tod's father Phil hates rock music and regularly verbally abuses his son, so when Tod became a punk, Phil initially thinks the rock music he listens to made his son into a punk, when really it was his own abusive words to his son.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_51561f43	type	Hurricane of Euphemisms
Eerie, Indiana / int_51561f43	comment	Hurricane of Euphemisms: In "Reality Takes a Holiday", Marshall learns from Dash X and the Eerie, Indiana writer José Schaefer that they intend to kill him off. When he asks what they mean when they say dead, he receives the following explanation:
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Eerie, Indiana / int_586624e5	type	Genius Loci
Eerie, Indiana / int_586624e5	comment	Genius Loci: In "Tornado Days", the tornado chasing NOAA meteorologist Howard Raymer has determined that the tornado Old Bob is alive, sentient, malevolent and has a very big ego. It sees Marshall and Simon refusing to attend the Tornado Day festivities as a sign of disrespect and brings the full force of its wrath down on Eerie in an attempt to kill them.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_5b2cf07b	type	American Gothic Couple
Eerie, Indiana / int_5b2cf07b	comment	American Gothic Couple: In "Mr. Chaney", the parents of the 1979 Harvest King are dressed identically to the couple.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_5c446b43	type	Aliens in Cardiff
Eerie, Indiana / int_5c446b43	comment	Aliens in Cardiff: All of the insanity, some of which is nearly world-destroying, happens in a tiny town in suburban Indiana. Two episodes even deal with actual aliens.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_5e4cb57a	type	Tears from a Stone
Eerie, Indiana / int_5e4cb57a	comment	Tears from a Stone: In the final scene of "Heart on a Chain", Melanie places the locket that Devon gave her on the statue of an angel near his grave. After she and Marshall leave, the stone angel sheds a single tear.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_5f91efd9	type	Creative Closing Credits
Eerie, Indiana / int_5f91efd9	comment	Creative Closing Credits: Most closing credits do have an aspect of the episode, but a notable one is at the end of "Who's Who" about a family who all have the middle name "Bob", even the daughter Sara Bob. The credits have everyone's middle name as "Bob".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_615fdb1f	type	Dream Sequence
Eerie, Indiana / int_615fdb1f	comment	In "The Dead Letter", multiple Dutch angles are used during Marshall's Dream Sequence.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_62907b90	comment	Bottle Episode: "Scariest Home Videos" takes place entirely at Marshall's house except for a scene in a car.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Eerie, Indiana / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: Whenever there's text big enough to read that goes by too fast, you can bet there's a joke in it. A really fun example is in "Reality Takes a Holiday", when Marshall reads the shooting script for the scene he just walked out on. In the direction, it says Simon sits there, looking "orphanish".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_65bc92fc	type	Four-Temperament Ensemble
Eerie, Indiana / int_65bc92fc	comment	Four-Temperament Ensemble: Thanks to a mid-season Retool: Marshall is Mulder Melancholic (minus the depression), Simon is a chipper Sanguine, Radford is as Supine as they get, and Dash is downright Choleric. Made obvious by the end of "Mr. Chaney".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_676a6e39	type	Never Had Toys
Eerie, Indiana / int_676a6e39	comment	Never Had Toys: One episode had a toy factory owner whose Fantasy-Forbidding Father made him run the family toy business, but never allowed his son to actually play with any of them.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_67bf4f8a	type	Fearsome Critters of American Folklore
Eerie, Indiana / int_67bf4f8a	comment	Fearsome Critters of American Folklore: One episode of the re-tool revolved around a jackalope.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_68068108	type	Evil Laugh
Eerie, Indiana / int_68068108	comment	Evil Laugh: In "Foreverware", Betty Wilson, the evil neighborhood woman who has been retaining her youth forever, does a rather over the top one (complete with lightning strikes) when Marshall and Simon escape from her house. In "Reality Takes a Holiday", Dash X does one after he and the Eerie, Indiana writer José Schaefer tell Marshall that he is going to be killed off.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_6a15a2c2	type	The Computer Is Your Friend
Eerie, Indiana / int_6a15a2c2	comment	The Computer Is Your Friend: In "The ATM with the Heart of Gold", Simon befriends the inexplicably artificially intelligent automatic Teller machine "Mr. Wilson", who returns his friendship by offering to provide him with "slush fund" money... composed of other people's savings accounts.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_6d786f8e	type	Stock Unsolved Mysteries
Eerie, Indiana / int_6d786f8e	comment	Stock Unsolved Mysteries: In "The Lost Hour", Janet Donner tells Marshall that there was a nice man named Mr. Hoffa in the parallel dimension for a while but that he eventually left. In "Tornado Days", Howard Raymer believes that the tornado Old Bob is responsible for the disappearance of Amelia Earhart. Marshall recalls that a Lockheed airliner was found in Deadwood Park and suspects that it may be her plane. Simon wonders whether the old lady whom they always see jogging around town is secretly Earhart.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_6f979a42	type	Parent-Induced Extended Childhood
Eerie, Indiana / int_6f979a42	comment	Parent-Induced Extended Childhood: In the episode "Foreverware", identical twins Bertram and Ernest have been prevented from aging past the age of twelve for the last thirty years, thanks to being forced to sleep in containers of the eponymous time-freezing substance every night by their controlling mother. Worse still, said mother also sleeps in a Foreverware container. The episode ends with Marshall opening the twins' container, allowing them to do the same to their mother; overnight, all three of them age by thirty years, allowing Bert and Ernie to take on adult lives at long last.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_6ff54932	type	Hereditary Twinhood
Eerie, Indiana / int_6ff54932	comment	Hereditary Twinhood: Invoked in the "Foreverware" episode. The plot involves a family whose members have been sleeping in giant tupperware boxes to stunt their aging for three decades. The episode ends with the family accelerating the "spoiling" process instead slowing/stopping it, aging the twin sons thirty years overnight. When found doing work outside their house by someone unaware of the family secret, they pull a Pretending to Be One's Own Relative and claim that twins run in the family.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_709bf03	type	Television Portal
Eerie, Indiana / int_709bf03	comment	Television Portal: In "Scariest Home Videos", Simon's younger brother Harley bites the remote control while watching Bloody Revenge of the Mummy's Curse. As Marshall and Simon had hooked a video camera up to the television, Harley switches place with the film's star Sir Boris von Orloff. Harley becomes trapped in the film while Sir Boris enters the real world.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_70e642a9	type	Luvvies
Eerie, Indiana / int_70e642a9	comment	Luvvies: In "Reality Takes a Holiday", the Adam Westing version of Francis Guinan is very much a luvvie. He speaks in an affected Mid-Atlantic accent and continually talks about his experiences on the stage working with the likes of John Malkovich and Dustin Hoffman.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_7142b38a	type	The Grim Reaper
Eerie, Indiana / int_7142b38a	comment	In the final scene of "Heart on a Chain", The Grim Reaper is seen walking through the Eerie graveyard as Marshall, Simon and Melanie leave.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_71d17dff	type	Everything Fades
Eerie, Indiana / int_71d17dff	comment	Everything Fades: In "The Losers", the United States federal government has a black budget organization dedicated to "appropriating" the items people forget are sitting around their houses, forcing them to buy new things...and thus keeping the bloated American economy going strong. Easily one of the most believable concepts the show ever aired.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_733f713f	type	HumanAlien
Eerie, Indiana / int_733f713f	comment	In "The Loyal Order of Corn", his parents Marilyn and Edgar assist a Human Alien named Ned in returning to his planet through a portal but they have no memories of this afteward.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_7390323c	type	Sticky Fingers
Eerie, Indiana / int_7390323c	comment	Sticky Fingers: In both "Mr. Chaney" and "Zombies in P.J.s", Dash X can be seen at the World O' Stuff shoplifting a trench coat's worth.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_74149fe4	type	Population: X, and Counting
Eerie, Indiana / int_74149fe4	comment	Population: X, and Counting: The town limits sign proudly mentions that the town's population is 16,661.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_77c9a628	type	Your Soul Is Mine!
Eerie, Indiana / int_77c9a628	comment	Your Soul Is Mine!: In "Zombies in P.J.'s", a strange PR guru called "The Donald" brainwashes most of the town into going on exorbitant shopping sprees, without going into the fine print on the credit rate.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_7d1ee5b2	type	Trojan Horse
Eerie, Indiana / int_7d1ee5b2	comment	In "The Losers", Simon loses sight with the trunk in which Marshall is attempting to Trojan Horse his way into the compound, because his view is obstructed by a milk truck.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_7d7a7d0f	type	Opening Narration
Eerie, Indiana / int_7d7a7d0f	comment	Opening Narration: Marshall on his paper route exposits how Eerie is "the center of weirdness for the entire planet."
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Eerie, Indiana / int_7f6f9cc7	type	Honking Arriving Car
Eerie, Indiana / int_7f6f9cc7	comment	Honking Arriving Car: Part of a punchline at the end of the episode "The Broken Record." Syndi spends much of the episode doing a ride-along project with Eerie policemen. Her parents wish she'd have a safer assignment, and in the last scene they are relieved when she tells them that she asked her teacher for a new project assignment... only for a truck horn to blare outside, cuing Syndi and her parents to her new ride-along project following the Eerie fire department in their firetruck.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_7fd2be5f	type	The Web Always Existed
Eerie, Indiana / int_7fd2be5f	comment	The Web Always Existed: Inverted — one of the weird things that Marshall collected over the course of the series was an old-fashioned radio that only played music from the 1940s.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_810c980e	type	Serial Spouse
Eerie, Indiana / int_810c980e	comment	Serial Spouse: In "The Dead Letter", Mary B. Carter tells the ghost of her one true love Tripp McConnell that she was married six times but none of them worked out as they weren't him.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_83c7baa0	type	Step Servant
Eerie, Indiana / int_83c7baa0	comment	Step Servant: In the episode "Who's Who", Sarah Bob was a virtual slave who had to cook and clean and mend the clothes of her brothers and father despite being about 12 years old.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_8430699a	type	Alternate Universe
Eerie, Indiana / int_8430699a	comment	Alternate Universe: In "Reality Takes a Holiday", Marshall is transported to an alternate universe in which Eerie, Indiana is a TV show and he is an actor named Omri Katz who plays Marshall Teller. Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension takes place in a different universe from the first series, as the title suggests. It's implied that this dimension was actually fairly normal until a traveler from the first universe introduced all sorts of kooky shit. Also, the main character's name is Mitchell Taylor instead of Marshall Teller.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_84c5ec0b	type	Free-Range Children
Eerie, Indiana / int_84c5ec0b	comment	Free-Range Children: Poor Simon is completely ignored by his parents, who constantly fight with each other. The Tellers become his surrogate family. Likewise, Sara Bob's family in "Who's Who". Her dad is physically present but Sara Bob has to care for him as well as her hellion brothers.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
Eerie, Indiana / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic: Applied In-Universe in "Marshall's Theory of Believability" when Claude asks, right before it starts to float and eventually flies off into space, where did Marshall and Simon found the "space thing" because the faked "space thing" he made "had more lights on it".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_85abf836	type	Squirrels in My Pants
Eerie, Indiana / int_85abf836	comment	Squirrels in My Pants: In "Scariest Home Videos", Marshall and Simon plan to go monster hunting on Halloween, until Marshall's dad's car breaks down. Because Marshall's mom was babysitting Simon’s younger brother, Harley, she now needs to go pick up Marshall’s dad, leaving Simon and Marshall to babysit Harley. Marshall asks if his older sister could do it, but his mom explains that she’s studying upstairs for a major test. Trying to make the best of the situation, Marshall plans to record Harley doing something incredibly stupid and send it to a show to make lots of money. Marshall plans to have Harley “pretend” to eat one of his pet lizards, only to have Simon scare Harley, causing him to fling the lizard into the couch. Frustrated, Marshall orders Simon to keep recording while he looks for the lizard. As he is bent over and the camera rolling, Harley walks over to the lizard cage and retrieved the other lizard. He then walks over to Marshal, who is still bent over looking for the lizard. Harley pushes Marshall's shirt up, opens his pants, and puts the lizard inside. Immediately realizing the lizard is in his pants, Marshall sits up to make sure it’s really in there. When he’s certain it is, he jumps up and begins running around the living with his hands in his pants trying to find the lizard. As he is doing so, Harley and Simon’ hows are both firing of laughter, are still recording. Marshall then runs upstairs and runs back and forth down the hallway, exposing is yellow polka dotted boxers. He then walks downstairs holding the lizard. He then tells Simon and Harley that the lizard made it all the way down to his sock.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_8ce7eec0	type	The Tunguska Event
Eerie, Indiana / int_8ce7eec0	comment	The Tunguska Event: In "The Loyal Order of Corn", Ned tells Marshall, Simon and Dash X that he is an alien explorer who arrived in Siberia in 1908 through a tachyon portal.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_8cfa86d7	type	Just One Second Out of Sync
Eerie, Indiana / int_8cfa86d7	comment	Just One Second Out of Sync: In "The Lost Hour", Marshall sets his watch back an hour in spite of the fact that Eerie does not observe daylight savings time and becomes trapped in another dimension one hour ahead of everyone else in Eerie. The only other people in town are a girl named Janet Donner (who has been similarly trapped for a year), a strange milkman who is implied to be Marshall from the future and a dangerous group of garbagemen.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Eerie, Indiana / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Happens to Sara Bob's family by her when she leaves in "Who's Who". Instead of her being treated like a family servant, she creates a muscular male caretaker who forces them to clean up the house before allowing them to eat. This results in a Mass "Oh, Crap!" for the family.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_92dfffae	type	Retraux
Eerie, Indiana / int_92dfffae	comment	Retraux: In "Scariest Home Videos", the Deliberately Monochrome film Bloody Revenge of the Mummy's Curse emulates the style of the Universal Horror films, of which it is an Affectionate Parody.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_94721d54	type	Your Favorite
Eerie, Indiana / int_94721d54	comment	Your Favorite: According to "The ATM With a Heart of Gold", Simon's favorite dinner is Swedish Chicken.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_95bca4c9	type	Tuckerization
Eerie, Indiana / int_95bca4c9	comment	Tuckerization: In "The Retainer", a town in the vicinity of Eerie is named Schaefer, a reference to the series' co-creator Karl Schaefer. In "Scariest Home Videos", the horror film actor Sir Boris von Orloff, the star of Bloody Revenge of the Mummy's Curse, is named after Boris Karloff, who played the title character in The Mummy (1932). In "Just Say No Fun", the name of Marshall's school is given as B.F. Skinner Junior High School. In "The Broken Record", the Pitbull Surfers are named after the Butthole Surfers. Also in "The Broken Record", Syndi's full name is given as Syndi Marie Priscilla Teller. This is a reference to Elvis Presley's ex-wife Priscilla and their daughter Lisa Marie. In "The Hole in the Head Gang", the ghost of Grungy Bill has been trapped in Hitchcock Mill for over 100 years. In "Mr. Chaney", the titular werewolf is named after Lon Chaney Jr. who played the Wolf Man Larry Talbot in the Universal Horror films The Wolf Man (1941), Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, House of Frankenstein, House of Dracula and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. Dash X even refers to "those old Wolf Man flicks" after he, Marshall and Simon capture Mr. Chaney in werewolf form. In "Reality Takes a Holiday", the Eerie, Indiana writer José Schaefer decided to kill off Marshall on Dash X's urging. He is named after the series' creators José Rivera and Karl Schaefer.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_97522514	type	Heel–Face Revolving Door
Eerie, Indiana / int_97522514	comment	Heel–Face Revolving Door: Dash is a confused guy. His last two episodes confuse things even further.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_99e87707	type	When You Coming Home, Dad?
Eerie, Indiana / int_99e87707	comment	Poor Simon is completely ignored by his parents, who constantly fight with each other. The Tellers become his surrogate family.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_9c23f3a0	type	Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti
Eerie, Indiana / int_9c23f3a0	comment	In "Marshall's Theory of Believability", Professor Nigel Zirchon has his assistant Claude plant a fake "space thing" in Eerie in order to fool the town's government into spending a fortune to buy it from him. However, it turns out that Claude never had the opportunity to plant the fake as he was frightened by a female Bigfoot. The "space thing" that the Tellers, Simon, and Professor Zirchon found was genuine. This is demonstrated when it lights up, levitates and returns to space. Simon manages to get a blurry photo of it before it disappears.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_9d3f4777	type	My Nayme Is
Eerie, Indiana / int_9d3f4777	comment	My Nayme Is: Marshall has disdain for his older sister for spelling her name "S-Y-N-D-I." In "Foreverware", he says that no one who spells their name that way should be allowed to drive a car.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_9d6e002e	type	Whole Episode Flashback
Eerie, Indiana / int_9d6e002e	comment	Whole Episode Flashback: "The Retainer" is told in flashback.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_9d90e013	type	Heelâ€“Face Brainwashing
Eerie, Indiana / int_9d90e013	comment	Heel–Face Brainwashing: In "Just Say No Fun", Marshall and Simon turn the tables on Nurse Nancy by brainwashing her so that she laughs uncontrollably and endlessly when she hears the phrase "Womp-bomp-a-do-domp."
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Eerie, Indiana / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Eerie, Indiana / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: In "The Hole in the Head Gang", there is a 50% sale on Foreverware at the World O' Stuff. Later, Winifred Swanson, one of the women who used Foreverware in the episode of the same name, is seen at the bank with her little girl. She tells her daughter that they will eventually get a Foreverware container large enough for her piggy bank. In "Reality Takes a Holiday", Radford can be heard singing "Hail To Thee, O Ears of Splender", the song of the Loyal Order of Corn from the episode of the same name. In "Heart on a Chain", some of the students in Marshall's class are seen wearing the huge horn-rimmed glasses from "Just Say No Fun". They are also the ones who don't engage in or react to any disruptive behavior.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_9e6221b0	type	E.T. Gave Us Wi-Fi
Eerie, Indiana / int_9e6221b0	comment	E.T. Gave Us Wi-Fi: In "The Loyal Order of Corn", the alien Ned encouraged the development of radio and television.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_a00f2ac9	type	First Kiss
Eerie, Indiana / int_a00f2ac9	comment	First Kiss: In the first scene of "Heart on a Chain", Marshall has his first kiss with Melanie in the Eerie graveyard. Marshall then explains How We Got Here for the rest of the episode.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_a0149e0e	type	Clock Roaches
Eerie, Indiana / int_a0149e0e	comment	Clock Roaches: In "The Lost Hour", Marshall sets his clock back an hour despite the town's practice of ignoring daylight saving's time (Indiana did not observe it in 1991), and as a result has to face off against malevolent, trans-dimensional trashmen whose job it is to tear apart reality (in very close similarity to Stephen King's The Langoliers, published one year previously).
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Eerie, Indiana / int_a04fe73e	comment	Imposter Forgot One Detail: In "No Brain, No Pain", after accidentally switching bodies with him, Eunice Danforth pretends to be Marshall and promises to give Dash X $1,000 if he stuns her old body with Marshall's mind inside of it. Dash is willing to go along with this plan until he realizes that the real Marshall doesn't have $1,000.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_a1d48853	type	Stupid Crooks
Eerie, Indiana / int_a1d48853	comment	Stupid Crooks: "The Hole in the Head Gang" focuses on the ghost of Grungy Bill, "The Worst Bank Robber East of the Mississippi" ("worst" as in "no good, incompetent"). According to Eerie legend, Bill was arrested twelve times (all for failed attempts to rob the Eerie Bank). When robbing the bank for the 13th time, he forgot to bring his gun, and ended up getting killed by the sheriff's posse at the Eerie Mill, where, rumor has it, Grungy Bill's ghost can be spotted trying to look for his gun. The rumor proves to be true when Marshall and Simon uncover Grungy Bill's gun and his ghost returns to attempt to rob the Eerie Bank for a 14th time. This time, he's able to get away with stealing one of the complimentary toasters the bank was giving away to anyone who opens a new bank account. Grungy Bill determines this to be a successful bank robbery and can finally rest in peace.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_a939d96a	type	Adults Are Useless
Eerie, Indiana / int_a939d96a	comment	Adults Are Useless: Although a lot of the local kids are oblivious and useless too. And sometimes, the adults are in on the plot...
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Eerie, Indiana / int_aa9fcfed	type	Embarrassing Middle Name
Eerie, Indiana / int_aa9fcfed	comment	Embarrassing Middle Name In "Who's Who", Sara Bob is embarrassed by her name. Of course, this was Family Theme Naming as her brothers are Lou Bob, Moe Bob, and Bob Bob while her father is named Dad Bob. She even tries to change her name to Sara Sue.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_abdf7d09	type	Weirdness Censor
Eerie, Indiana / int_abdf7d09	comment	Weirdness Censor: Marshall's family is clueless about the oddities in town. In "Mr. Chaney", his sister Syndi fainted after seeing a werewolf but rationalized she only saw a huge racoon as she woke up. In "The Loyal Order of Corn", his parents Marilyn and Edgar assist a Human Alien named Ned in returning to his planet through a portal but they have no memories of this afteward.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Eerie, Indiana / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Marshall is always ready with a sarcastic remark about the paranormal events that occur in Eerie or life in general.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_b30b0aac	type	Real-World Episode
Eerie, Indiana / int_b30b0aac	comment	Real-World Episode: The final episode, "Reality Takes a Holiday", has this as its plot. Marshall is sent a script of the episode, and suddenly his home turns into the set of the TV show, with all the actors and actresses who play Marshall's family and friends, and everyone calling Marshall by his actor's name (Omri Katz). Dash X (who is aware that he's just a fictional villain) tries to have Marshall killed by writing his death into the script, but Marshall prevents it in the end by secretly writing his death out at the last second. After he yells "Action!" his life returns to normal.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_b349aa46	type	Premiseville
Eerie, Indiana / int_b349aa46	comment	Premiseville: Eerie, Indiana, where the happenings are of an unusual nature.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_b408c009	type	City of Adventure
Eerie, Indiana / int_b408c009	comment	City of Adventure: Eerie, home of the strange and bizarre.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Eerie, Indiana / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Several per episode. These include an evil businessman who calls himself "The Donald" in "Zombies in P.J.s". In "Just Say No Fun", Nurse Nancy, who brainwashes children to eliminate their need for fun, is a reference to the former First Lady Nancy Reagan. In "The Broken Record", Simon is very taken with the Carpenters song "We've Only Just Begun". Marshall says, "Simon, we have a lot to talk about." He tries to convince Simon how uncool it is but to no avail. In "No Brain, No Pain", it is revealed that Ronald Reagan was given the brain of MacGyver (quadrupling his IQ) so the Republicans could win that election. The same episode had Dash threaten to destroy Simon's brain by saying he'd make him "Vice-Presidential."
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Eerie, Indiana / int_b6ab6668	type	Super-Sargasso Sea
Eerie, Indiana / int_b6ab6668	comment	Super-Sargasso Sea: In "The Losers", Marshall and Simon discover that the Land Of Lost Objects is located in the center of the Earth and run by the US government. Notably, all those "lost" objects are actually stolen objects, to promote consumerism.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_b739b613	type	Elvis Lives
Eerie, Indiana / int_b739b613	comment	Elvis Lives: ...on Marshall's paper route.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_bb03c099	type	Cool Gate
Eerie, Indiana / int_bb03c099	comment	Cool Gate: In "The Loyal Order of Corn", Ned came to Earth through a tachyon portal, arriving in Siberia in 1908. The portal broke down immediately afterwards. He founded the Loyal Order of Corn and encouraged the development of radio and television so that human technology would be advanced enough to build another tachyon portal so that he could return home. While investigating the portal, Marshall and Dash X accidentally send Simon to an ice planet.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_bcb452a9	type	Weirdness Magnet
Eerie, Indiana / int_bcb452a9	comment	Weirdness Magnet: The Trope Codifier for youth-oriented series.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_be009bbc	type	Alliterative Name
Eerie, Indiana / int_be009bbc	comment	Alliterative Name: Melanie Monroe in "Heart on a Chain".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
Eerie, Indiana / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Marshall's parents Edgar and Marilyn.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_bff6c493	type	Crazy Homeless People
Eerie, Indiana / int_bff6c493	comment	Crazy Homeless People: In "No Brain, No Pain", the crazy homeless man Chappie is rumored to an axe murderer called the Mad Whacker or Eerie's last living liberal. Marshall and Simon discover that he is in fact Charles Furnell, the smartest man on Earth. He invented the Brainalyzer in 1978 so that the knowledge and intelligence of brilliant people could be preserved for future generations. However, his wife Eunice Danforth stole it in order to fix the 1980 presidential election. To ensure that this could never happen again, Charles destroyed the Brainalyzer, scrambled his brainwaves and transferred his mind onto an 8-track tape of the Knack song "My Sharona". Even in his brain scrambled state, however, he retained enough knowledge to build another Brainalyzer.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Eerie, Indiana / int_c145f69b	comment	Subverted in "The Broken Record" when it's revealed that the backwards messages on Tod's favorite rock record are his father Phil's verbal abuse, which is what drove him to be a punk.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c2393191	type	Show Within a Show
Eerie, Indiana / int_c2393191	comment	Show Within a Show: In "Scariest Home Videos", Simon's younger brother Harley watches Bloody Revenge of the Mummy's Curse.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c25c7890	type	Fun with Acronyms
Eerie, Indiana / int_c25c7890	comment	Fun with Acronyms: In "The Retainer", the gang goes to the dog pound... owned by the Canine Arrest Team.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c49a9e3a	type	Face on a Milk Carton
Eerie, Indiana / int_c49a9e3a	comment	Face on a Milk Carton: In "The Lost Hour", the Tellers see Janet Donner's face on a milk carton and realize that she has missing for exactly a year, since the last time that the clocks went back an hour. Marshall later enters a parallel dimension as a result of setting his watch back an hour even though Eerie does not observe daylight savings time. While there, he discovers that he can communicate with Simon in the regular Eerie through the face on the milk carton.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c4e4e17f	type	Electronic Speech Impediment
Eerie, Indiana / int_c4e4e17f	comment	Electronic Speech Impediment: In "The ATM with the Heart of Gold", the artificially intelligent ATM Mr. Wilson displays one.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c66cb5a9	type	Human Sacrifice
Eerie, Indiana / int_c66cb5a9	comment	Human Sacrifice: In "Tornado Days", the fake Mr. Radford and Sgt. Knight consider sacrificing Syndi, an innocent, chaste, unsuspecting maiden, to Old Bob in order to appease it. In "Mr. Chaney", Eerie chooses a Harvest King every 13 years to ensure good luck and low taxes. The tradition dates back to 1914. Marshall has the dubious distinction of being chosen as the seventh Harvest King in 1992. It turns out that the previous six Harvest Kings were sacrificed to the werewolf Mr. Chaney. The town authorities claimed that all of them moved to Spain. Dash X prevents Marshall from being eaten by hitting the werewolf over the head with a log. Mr. Radford later cures Mr. Chaney of his lycanthropy by shooting him in the foot with a silver bullet.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Eerie, Indiana / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Several episodes reference movies, music and television shows, including Twin Peaks. In "Foreverware", Betty Wilson's twin sons are named Bertram and Ernest, aka Bert and Ernie. In "The Retainer", the orthodontist who fits Steve Konkalewski with the retainer that allows him to hear dogs' thoughts is named Dr. Eukanuba after the dog food brand. In "The Losers", the items in the Bureau of Lost's possession include Charles Foster Kane's sled Rosebud from Citizen Kane and one of the pods from Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956). In "Scariest Home Videos", Marshall's pet lizards are named Godzilla and Mothra. In "Heart on a Chain", there's a moment when the camera pans past a spider's web with a fly caught in it. And in the background you can just make out a tiny voice calling for help... Also in "Heart on a Chain", Marshall shows Melanie a radio that can only pick up broadcasts from the 1930s. This is a reference to The Twilight Zone (1959) episode "Static". In "Tornado Days", Simon paints "Hasta la vista, Big Bob" on Howard Raymer's tornado rider in order to taunt Old Bob. In "Mr. Chaney", Radford, Chaney and Chisel can't wait to get home and catch The Howling on cable. The Howling's director, Joe Dante, served as creative consultant for Eerie, Indiana and directed five episodes. He also appeared As Himself in the Series Finale "Reality Takes a Holiday". In "No Brain, No Pain", the leather clad, gun-toting Eunice Danforth says, "I'll be back" after Marshall and Simon stop her from attacking the homeless man Chappie, who turns out to be her husband Charles Furnell. Dash X comments that he didn't know that there was a "Mrs. Terminator" and later refers to her as "Grandma Schwarzenegger."
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Eerie, Indiana / int_c83f40d8	type	Bystander Syndrome
Eerie, Indiana / int_c83f40d8	comment	Bystander Syndrome: The town's attitude toward Eerie's otherness. Lampshaded in "Mr. Chaney" by The Mayor himself:
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Eerie, Indiana / int_cb360d4e	type	Supernatural Hotspot Town
Eerie, Indiana / int_cb360d4e	comment	Supernatural Hotspot Town: The small town of Eerie, Indiana is always attracting peculiar inhabitants and strange mysteries. The smart young protagonist generally investigates and solves said mysteries, but the series finale ventures into meta-terrority with a unique revelation.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
Eerie, Indiana / int_cb70651c	comment	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: "Heart on a Chain" is the only episode in the series that never answers its mystery. A shy, terminally ill girl named Melanie Monroe has a crush on a devil-may-care friend of Marshall's named Devon Wilde, who dies in a freak accident. A heart transplant from his body saves her. Melanie then begins acting increasingly bizarre (with a lot less self-control). It is left ambiguous whether Devon's personality has taken over hers (as Marshall believes), or whether guilt has made her not herself.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_cfc52d52	type	Spoiled Brat
Eerie, Indiana / int_cfc52d52	comment	Spoiled Brat: In "Reality Takes a Holiday", the Adam Westing version of Justin Shenkarow is a rude, bratty child actor who touches his co-star Julie Condra inappropriately, tries to get his history teacher fired when she gives him a D and verbally abuses his mother when she doesn't sell stocks as he told her to do.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_d076824c	type	Every Episode Ending
Eerie, Indiana / int_d076824c	comment	Every Episode Ending: Marshall and Simon store an item in the secret evidence locker in Marshall's attic.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_d1a69ab2	type	We Need to Get Proof
Eerie, Indiana / int_d1a69ab2	comment	We Need to Get Proof: In an effort to back up their claims to any potential future readers, Marshall and Simon make it a point to take, and tag, at least one item involved in each respective adventure, and lock it away in a makeshift wooden safe-deposit box located in Marshall's attic.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_d4efe0d	type	Character Narrator
Eerie, Indiana / int_d4efe0d	comment	Marshall Teller and Simon Holmes.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_d53ad027	type	Cheerful Child
Eerie, Indiana / int_d53ad027	comment	Cheerful Child: Simon is almost always extremely happy and upbeat.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_d8d22bb0	type	Dutch Angle
Eerie, Indiana / int_d8d22bb0	comment	Dutch Angle: In "The Dead Letter", multiple Dutch angles are used during Marshall's Dream Sequence. In "Marshall's Theory of Believability", several are used in the scene in which Professor Zirchon tries to sell the "space thing" to Eerie. In "Zombies in P.J.s", there is one when Marshall discovers most of the townspeople sleepwalking to the World O' Stuff to go on a shopping spree.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
Eerie, Indiana / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: Eerie Indiana: The Other Dimension which as the title implies takes place in another dimension of the series. By the time they made this the show, it was seven years after the original was canceled so they of course had to recast the characters. The gist of the show was that two new characters in this universe, Mitchell and Stanley, continue documenting the weirdness of their city after an encounter with E.I.'s original characters, Marshall and Simon via a TV set (they reused footage of the old show to make this happen). It lasted fifteen episodes.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_ddac33c8	type	The Nudifier
Eerie, Indiana / int_ddac33c8	comment	The Nudifier: In "Who's Who", Sara Bob uses her ability to manipulate reality using her art to make her younger brother Bob Bob's clothes disappear after he is rude to her.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_dfcb2c08	type	The Evils of Free Will
Eerie, Indiana / int_dfcb2c08	comment	The Evils of Free Will: In "Just Say No Fun", Nurse Nancy has been traveling to schools all over the United States brainwashing children under the guise of an eye test. Her goal is to improve children's test scores and make them conform by eliminating their need for fun.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e0c470a1	type	The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You
Eerie, Indiana / int_e0c470a1	comment	The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: In "Scariest Home Videos", a television remote control is revealed to contain the power to send people into the programs being televised at least, until the batteries run out.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e16d7741	type	No Immortal Inertia
Eerie, Indiana / int_e16d7741	comment	No Immortal Inertia: In "Foreverware", Betty Wilson has been using oversized Tupperware to keep herself and her twin sons Bert and Ernie looking that same way they did back in 1964 (which she likes but her sons hate because being in seventh grade for all those years is a living hell). When the twins free themselves and their mom from the tupperware, they age 30 years overnight.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e22feb9c	type	Mind-Control Device
Eerie, Indiana / int_e22feb9c	comment	Mind-Control Device: In "The Loyal Order of Corn", the hats worn by the members of the titular lodge are in fact mind control devices invented by Ned so that the wearers can help him build a tachyon portal so that he can return to his own planet.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Eerie, Indiana / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: The Series Finale "Reality Takes a Holiday" is one to The Twilight Zone (1959) episode "A World of Difference".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e502e268	type	Family Theme Naming
Eerie, Indiana / int_e502e268	comment	Family Theme Naming: In "Who's Who", everyone's middle name in a family is Bob. Sara Bob, her brothers Lou Bob, Moe Bob, and Bob Bob, as well as their father, Dad Bob.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e66bb7a8	type	Holiday Episode
Eerie, Indiana / int_e66bb7a8	comment	Holiday Episode: "The Lost Hour" focuses on Daylight Savings. Marshall sets his watch forward an hour despite town rules, and things get weird.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e82bc849	type	Milkman Conspiracy
Eerie, Indiana / int_e82bc849	comment	Milkman Conspiracy: Milkmen play a subtle but significant role in the series, often appearing in the background or playing an (apparently) unwitting role in the events. In "The Losers", Simon loses sight with the trunk in which Marshall is attempting to Trojan Horse his way into the compound, because his view is obstructed by a milk truck. In "The Broken Record", Marshall and Simon's friend Tod McNulty tries to escape town to see the Pitbull Surfers by commandeering a milk truck. Bertram and Ernest appear in a number of different roles after Marshall liberates them in "Foreverware", including as milkmen. Likewise, the "serial impersonator" originally posing as Mr Radford appears later impersonating a milkman. In "Heart on a Chain", Devon Wilde collides with a milk truck while skateboarding, as the milkman, among others, attends the scene of the accident. Devon is killed and his heart is transplanted into Melanie Monroe. In "The Dead Letter", Tripp McConnell was hit by a milk truck and killed on November 9, 1929. While this could just be a motif (the show is about suburban weirdness, after all), in "The Lost Hour", Marshall is rescued from the lost hour by a milkman, who implies that he is, in fact, future Marshall.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_e9396c59	type	Braces of Orthodontic Overkill
Eerie, Indiana / int_e9396c59	comment	Braces of Orthodontic Overkill: In "The Retainer", Marshall's friend Steve Konkalewski is required to wear one for a while. It allows him to read the minds of dogs, who are revealed to be plotting the eventual overthrow of the human race.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_eb4086e3	type	Big Creepy-Crawlies
Eerie, Indiana / int_eb4086e3	comment	Big Creepy-Crawlies: One episode had some kind of formula that eventually made ordinary ants grow to enormous size.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_eb6da8ef	comment	Crossover: Charles Furnell from "No Brain, No Pain" later appeared in the The Secret World of Alex Mack episode "BMX".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Dash X, frequently implied to have a Hidden Heart of Gold. Until he tries to kill Marshall and take over the show in "Reality Takes a Holiday".
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Eerie, Indiana / int_eeb4a5eb	comment	Anti-Climax: Given the premise of "Reality Takes a Holiday", where Marshall gets a screenplay in the mail and his world devolves into a behind-the-scenes look at the actual show: Marshall re-writes the end of the episode to something more mundane and has to wait on set while the new pages are slowly photocopied by the writer's assistant, then delivered to the cast. When Dash tries to interfere, Marshall complains to the director, who calmly orders Dash to "clear Omri's eye-line". Dash is beaten by the rules of his own game and the script unfolds. Everybody goes to the movies. The End.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_f5f9708b	comment	You Wouldn't Believe Me If I Told You: In "The Broken Record", Marshall's response when his mother asks him to tell her something that isn't scary.
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Eerie, Indiana / int_fb724048	comment	Real After All: In "Marshall's Theory of Believability", Professor Nigel Zirchon has his assistant Claude plant a fake "space thing" in Eerie in order to fool the town's government into spending a fortune to buy it from him. However, it turns out that Claude never had the opportunity to plant the fake as he was frightened by a female Bigfoot. The "space thing" that the Tellers, Simon, and Professor Zirchon found was genuine. This is demonstrated when it lights up, levitates and returns to space. Simon manages to get a blurry photo of it before it disappears. In "The Hole in the Head Gang", Dash X convinces Marshall and Simon that Hitchcock Mill is haunted by the ghost of the bank robber Grungy Bill using a "flying" chair attached to a wire and pulley, projecting his voice through a pipe to give it an echo effect and wearing a monster mask. When Marshall and Simon return to investigate further, they meet Dash and discover the truth. Dash then finds an old gun under the floorboards and accidentally releases Grungy Bill's ghost, which had been trapped in the gun for over 100 years.
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