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* [[Real After All]]: "Marshall's Theory of Believability". |
* [[Real After All]]: "Marshall's Theory of Believability". |
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* [[Someone Elses Problem]] - Pretty much the entire town's attitude toward Eerie's otherness. Lampshaded in ''Mr. Chaney'' by The Mayor himself: |
* [[Someone Elses Problem]] - Pretty much the entire town's attitude toward Eerie's otherness. Lampshaded in ''Mr. Chaney'' by The Mayor himself: |
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{{quote|"This town -- heck, this whole '''country''' -- has a long... 'tradition'... of looking the other way: the Warren Commission, Watergate, Iran-Contra, the October surprise, Eerie's 'Harvest King'. The people don't want to know about this stuff. Because if they ''knew'' about it, they might have to ''do something'' about it."}} |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: Several episodes reference movies, music and television shows, including [[Twin Peaks]] |
* [[Shout-Out]]: Several episodes reference movies, music and television shows, including [[Twin Peaks]] |
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** 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 frequently directed episodes. |
** 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 frequently directed episodes. |