Remember Eerie Indiana (1991-1993)?
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- I think 1991 shaped my life before I even realized it did. Aeon Flux, Pete & And; Pete, Clarissa Explains It All, and of course, Eerie, Indiana. There was something cool about these shows made for kids and teens around this time- they weren't dumbing it down. Kids felt like they were watching something they could experience for themselves- it felt real. These were kids that were actually my age, tackling real issues through a more fantastical storyline. So today, we delve into one of the best, if not brief, series with Eerie, Indiana!
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Written and Narrated by Niki Minter
Edited by Adam Walton
Produced by Lance Vlcek & John Fallon
Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian.
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Being a kid in the 90s was amazing. I have fond memories of watching this show while playing with my action figures in the living room. I still enjoy watching it today. Thank you for covering this. Great video.
I’d go so far as to say that it was _best_ being born in ‘80 ~ ‘82 - you got to be a young kid in the ‘80’s and an older kid in the mid- to latter-‘90’s by which time you were old enough to be privy to the ‘mini-Golden Age’ of horror movies that _Scream_ ushered in, and you were a legal (or rather a ‘functional’), adult by ‘99 ~ ‘00, when it was still a pretty cool world of music, movies and culture in which to graduate into . . .
It all really took the ultimate irrevocable turn for the worse around 2008 in my estimate, accelerating exponentially around ‘14 ~ ‘15 . . . I’d call _Ghostbusters ‘16_ the first major flashpoint whereby the generally cool if already years-old ‘culture war’ suddenly got majorly hot 🤣
@@fletcherhamilton3177i kept trying to find this show i remember that dad going off on his son playing that "Devil music" that was causing all kinds of supernatural things happening
I absolutely love eerie Indiana, I luckily picked it up on DVD about 10years ago, and watch it at least once a year since. A true forgotten classic .
The quintessential 'Twilight Zone' suitable for kids. Great set-up & vibe, clever ideas and quite hilarious. Thanks for covering this show, that took me back in time!
Our pleasure!
I was the only kid I knew who even knew what Eerie Indiana was. Such a good kids show
This show was just brilliant ..Why it did not carry on is a real shame .
Eerie, Indiana was my show! Everything you said in regards to not talking down to the kids of our generation, made it more appealing (sadly, the Fox Kids follow-up, "The Other Dimension" missed that memo), but experiencing Indy in it's original run--along with Unsolved Mysteries--we didn't know how good we had it! "ATM with a Heart of Gold" was my favorite episode. Mr Wilson..creep factor on 10!
I liked how they handled the spin-off and how they tied it into the original. I’m surprised it wasn’t mentioned that it was posed as a somewhat sequel. Rewatching as an adult it felt like as a kid there were so many more seasons than there were lol but I guess that’s what it’s like being a kid
I am sad that the show ended so soon. I own the DVDs because I just can't get enough of the world of Eerie Indiana.
I’m really happy you made this video, I have fond memories of this show. I miss it!
I vaguely remember this show, and it's a shame that it didn't last too long. Omri Katz was a decent actor between here, Hocus Pocus and Matinee, and it's a shame that he eventually retired from the industry all together.
Maybe it isn’t.
I watched the show with my kids. It seemed to be a show for both kids and parents. [Side note: Dick Miller was in the original "Little Shop of Horrors" from the early 1960s.]
This use to be the show I watched after school everyday. I would eat a bowl of frosted flakes and sit and watch this show. Memories coming back.
I loved the Torkelsons! It’s was actually a great show with fantastic actors!
I was 12 when this came out and I remember loving it ! It was a good time to come of age . I was one of the Fortunate few who got to be a kid in the 80’s and became a teen in the 90’s. .
Yep, the good ole days, before the internet and social media when you had to actually talk to people in person.
Same here. Remember actually riding bikes around the neighborhood, getting into trouble lmao. I hardly see any kids playing outside I’m not in my 40’s. The most I see is kids walking home from school. Not riding bikes or playing out side strange world we’ve become.
Revisited this a year ago and absolutely loved jumping back in time. None of my friends remembered it. So strange. It always floated around my memories. Thanks for the vid!
I used to love this show I've not seen it since I was around 10 when it first aired am I the only one who thinks Niki minter sounds 🔥😉
Loved this show as a kid! Awesome show, about 10 years ago I was ecstatic when I saw they had all episodes on prime video. Just had to binge the series again for nostalgia from back when I was a kid in 91.
This was a favorite of mine as kid. Sad it went so soon. My favorite episode was The Broken Record. I feel it definitely was taking some notes from 1987’s The Gate.
Storyteller and this were some of the best tv on Network tv. The family resemble the family from classic family sitcoms, and are oblivious and sometimes victims of the supernatural aesthetics of the cursed town. Loved watching this with my dad, Marshall was the bestZ
One of my all time favorite shows growing up! I remember a long time ago trying to find it on DVD but wasn't able to unfortunately. I'd love to get the whole series and rewatch it, just like I am right now with the entire Tales From The Crypt series (minus season 7 cuz...well...season 7 really sucks lol).
There appears to have been a 2004 release, it's pricey and out of print, but not super expensive. Less expensive if you can can get an import copy to work.
This was one of my favorite shows when I was a kid. And now I need to re watch it again.
Great Job Niki! Miss this show and you captured it's feel and relevance well
Thanks, Andrew
A absolutely fantastic show. They screwed up taking it off, then screwed up again trying to remake it. It was almost perfect.
One thing I love about the Losers is that, if you watch carefully enough you can see Al take the briefcase. Not physically but you can see it sliding along the counter behind Edgar.
Up until this day (37 yo) thanks to Eerie Indiana's Dash, I always wanted my hair grey. Loved this show
Me too! To young me he was the coolest character.
The eye joke was perfect. Done lovingly and gave her a chuckle to bring her out of the dark. She's got support from people who aren't afraid to tell her things straight. She'll be okay ❤
Loved this show, the episode that stayed with me growing up was when Simon was nice to the ATM so it gave everyone's money to him
I sort of wonder if it wasn't one of the things that wound up inspiring Eureka as it has a similar sort of quirky vibe to it.
I grew up in the UK and this was totally my favourite show and couldnt wait for it to be on every week.....I'm off to stream it and re-live being a kid in the '90s!
Do you know where I can stream all episodes?
I watched this show in the morning everyday in the 7th and 8th grade. I remember thinking it looked very 90s. I didn't realize it was an old show. It was feeding me the mystery before school
I'm almost 45, and I remember when this show when it came out. At the time I thought it was too kiddie pool for me, but now I'm interested in watching it. Guess I'm in my second childhood stage.
I didn’t appreciate it was a kid. It came on after goosebumps and my grandma would record both for me. Once I was a preteen I loved it and was disappointed my grandma had stopped recording them.
One of the best tv shows from my childhood! I absolutely loved this show! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
One of my favourite shows during the 90s. I still have the entire series now and still enjoy revisiting it from time to time. Love it!
I truly enjoy your videos, Nikki! They’re well produced, and your narration is always a great reminder of episodes we’d long forgotten; but now want to revisit because of you! Thank you !
Wow, thank you! Really appreciate it
I miss eerie Indiana such a good serie oh my god
I wish this show would show up on Paramount + or Disney +. I loved watching it when I was younger.
Damn, there were so many good shows in the 90s. Not saying other decades didn't, but God damn, that was one of the peaks of quality programming.
I remember catching the daylight savings time episode as a kid, along with the one where the kid gets the retainer that allows him to hear dogs talking. Both episodes were intriguing enough for me to remember, although for the longest time I had no idea what show they were from, or if it was even from a show at all. If not for me remembering that Omri Katz was in it I may have never found Eerie Indiana, or been able to watch the series as a whole. The daylight savings episode is still my favorite episode, but a close second would probably be the one where Marshal finds himself in an alternate reality where his life is just a tv show.
My favorite child hood show full stop.
This brings back such great memories.
I loved Eerie Indiana SO MUCH and I swear NO ONE I know remembers it
I understand. Ive lent out my DVD set many times. Then they can be sad that the show ended prematurely
Yeah I have more of those conversations.
I swear I could write a whole series.
@@Panacea9 it's so hard because like. I NEED people to understand about Foreverware, at LEAST. that was a formative television episode for me 😆
I love this series. I'm from Argentina and I see every single episode.
I remember seeing a few episodes of this show.
Thank you for sharing this :)
Still one of my favorite shows of all times. I rewatch it all the time and cam’t wait to show it to my daughter in a couple years. AND I still add a dash & X to my signature to this very day. He was so cool when I was a kid. I loved Dash. He was almost like Spike from Buffy before there was a Buffy.
Plus anything from Joe Dante is fantastic.
Thanks for reminding me about Erie Indiana.
I was 11 when it began and I watched all of them with my now deceased stoner Dad. These were better times.
I really liking this show when I was a kid. But the only episode I really remember was the one where the main kids changed the time on his watch too early for daylight savings and woke up in some kinda pocket dimension/alternative timeline thing. Pretty creative.
When I was a kid, 7 or 8, I used to set my watch to see the new episodes every Sunday night. Loved it. May have to see if the kids like it.
I remember this show.... its on one of the streaming platforms. I watched it not long ago.
And don't tell mom the babysitter is dead is one of my favs
There is an outstandingly high probability that Niki Minter might just be the coolest chick in the freaking universe!!!!
Loved this show. I just picked up the DVD about a month ago and it still holds up
It was my favorite show at the time but around here at least it aired on Sunday nights and I didn't get to see quite a few episodes because of NFL games running late. I remember once it happened two weeks in a row, the first week I was disappointed but got over it but when it happened the next week again I remember throwing a tantrum.
My dog’s name is Eerie and we live in Indiana. 🤘🏻
Haven’t thought about this damn show for so many years. Holy hell.
I loved this show as a kid
I was a 90's kid and watched this show at every chance. Reminded me a lot of Goosebumps.
Man, I loved this show.
This is going on my need to watch list 👍🏾
I totally forgot about eerie Indiana I loved that one and are you afraid of the dark! Thanks I!a go through and watch these again
LOVED THIS SHOW SO MUCH
THERE ARE BOOKS?! HOLD UP WHAT?! I need to find those now-
Also Eerie is on Peacock as well.
I've thought about making my own Eerie but nobody can do that show justice. Truly sad it only got one season.
Got the whole series on DVD back in 08 and still watch them!
The daylight savings and the dog episodes were my favorite.
How I loved that serie, it talked to me as a kid. Great times with Fox Kids and my beloved 90s! Cheers from Brazil!
The music on this had me thinking I was watching a Popo medic video…
Also, big nostalgia vibes for this show…
Grew up with this show. I still remember the atm, remote, tupperware episode, the heart on a chain episode etc
Edit: I completely forgot about the eye exam episode. Wild.
I didnt have cable but i saw this once in the hospital when i was a little kid.
This was one of the few shows that me and my mom actually watched together and I love it for that
I remember this show so well because I have *never* been able to forget about the Foreverware episode.
This was a great shows the 90s had some real great shows todays television doesn't even come close
Great video!
I couldn’t find the Karl Schaefer revealing Dash X’s origin online. Was it a interview or on a podcast, Ive been scouring.
When someone else loves Eerie Indiana, I immediately know they're cool. Next stop Parker Lewis Can't Lose!
Any mention of the Kubiac and we'll become friends
When I downloaded the show by torrent, it only had about 13or so episodes (the last one was where he gets stuck in time and stuff). And until I searched for it again on a streaming site that listed like 20 plus episodes, that was all I remembered. There was a definite change in tone half way through the season where it seems like more 'kid friendly' stories and themes were demanded from the higher ups and I think for the worst.
God, i loved this show as a kid
I LOVED this show growing up. It broke my heart when it never came back. I knew no other kids that were into the show though...so I suppose that makes sense.
That intro was my childhood. Feeling the waves of nostalgia
I watched Eerie Indiana as a kid and now have the complete series on DVD, and others. Don’t make shows like they used too. I still watch them regularly. I was born in 84 so grew up on all the good stuff, never gets old. 😎
There was a lot of really cool shows during the '90s that never really got a chance. Brisco Count Jr., , Hi Honey I'm home, Eerie Indiana to name a few. And I'm sure there's a bunch that I'm not even thinking of right now. It was a cool time as the special effects had gotten to the point of being able to do a lot, but the network executives were open to creating stuff that was new, innovative and cool
Loved how it started
I remember the episode of the kid who listened to dogs talking with his dental brackets. I loved the malevolent poodle.
I discovered this show years after it's original run when it was shown on Encore. A friend of mine older than me loves it too.
werewolf episode is my favorite. I remember not knowing it's about werewolf then seeing it and me being a werewolf fan growing up
I loved this show when I was a kid!
As a kid growing up in Indiana, this show was soooo special! It always felt like my home state was literally invisible- except for Goodmorning, Miss Bliss….
I was a teen when this show aired and I totally geeked out at Ray Walston's cameo!
Shown on Channel 4 in the UK. I loved it.
I watched it when it aired on Disney! It was awesome! The two episodes I liked the most were the daylight savings time one, and the really meta one that takes places on the set of the show.
Hard to believe this was on in the early 90s. I'm so 40
Man, I'd forgotten all about this show. I really liked watching it as a kid.
I'm sure it was played here in the uk on Saturday morning's.
Jeez, I think I'd have been 10/11 years old when it aired.
15 seconds in and already, your taste level is 100% trustworthy.
I was in my early 20's when this show came out, but I was onboard from the start. It was a great show with great stories. I have it on dvd and my kids love it now. I actually own a couple of the original milk carton props from "The Lost Hour" as well as a few newspapers from "Mr. Chaney" and "Heart on a Chain".
I think that show creators were better back then at creating programming that could be enjoyed by both adults and children. It seems to be a bit of a lost art as the sorts of double entendres and easter eggs have fallen out of fashion as they've sandblasted any possible rough edges off of TV shows.
I loved this show so much. Wish it went on longer and you can get a better quality of it. It's rough rewatching it VHS quality.
I didn't watch it when it first came out. I remember it from when Fox Kids aired reruns of it in 1997 and paired it up with Goosebumps. I thought it was a new show and didn't realize it was older for a long time.
"Are those some of our boys?"
"If they are, they are not by us."
yes you unlocked a memory with the torkelsons. I loved it idk why tho
I remember the one where the abused girl was able to bring her drawings to life, and the tornado one.
loved this show
OMG this show was my JAM when I was a precocious 9 yr old. It felt like they made X-Files for kids with this show
When the director pulled up in a DMC DeLorean that’s when Eerie Indiana officially became my favorite 90’s TV Series, Eerie Indiana debuted when I was 2yrs old so a lot of the episodes that I watched were reruns.
Eerie Indiana, Clarissa Explains it All, Are You Afraid Of The Dark?, Angela Anaconda, Liquid Television, Beavis & Butthead, Daria, & Blossom.
Ahh the _90s_
Being a kid in the _90s_ was legendary
heck yeah i remember it, my name is also marshall.
i watched it again as an adult. way cool!