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The Best Episodes of Eerie, Indiana Season 1

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  1. #1 Fan Favorite
    Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 18 - Reality Takes a Holiday
    8.6/10(265 votes)

    S1:E18

    Marshall gets a TV script in the mail, and finds himself a series actor.

    Director:Ken Kwapis
    Writer:Vance DeGeneres

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  2. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 10 - The Lost Hour
    8.1/10(254 votes)

    S1:E10

    Marshall goes on daylight-saving time, but everyone else doesn't.

    Director:Bob Balaban
    Writer:Vance DeGeneres

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  3. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 1 - Forever Ware
    7.8/10(452 votes)

    S1:E1

    A 13-year-old boy's fertile imagination runs wild in his new town.

    Director:Joe Dante
    Writers:Karl Schaefer, Jose Rivera

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  4. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 7 - Heart on a Chain
    7.8/10(282 votes)

    S1:E7

    Marshall and his friend both fall for the new girl at school.

    Director:Joe Dante
    Writer:Jose Rivera

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  5. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 17 - Zombies in P.J.s
    7.6/10(197 votes)

    S1:E17

    A capitalist comes to Eerie and converts the townsfolk into easily led consumers.

    Director:Bob Balaban
    Writer:Julia Poll

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  6. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 5 - America's Scariest Home Video
    7.5/10(267 votes)

    S1:E5

    On Halloween, Simon's little brother switches places with a movie mummy.

    Director:Sam Pillsbury
    Writer:Karl Schaefer

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  7. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 3 - The ATM With the Heart of Gold
    7.4/10(309 votes)

    S1:E3

    Eerie's automatic teller machine has befriended Simon and benevolently doles out cash to him.

    Director:Sam Pillsbury
    Writer:Matt Dearborn

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  8. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 8 - The Dead Letter
    7.4/10(240 votes)

    S1:E8

    At the behest of a ghost, Marshall delivers a 70-year-old love letter.

    Director:Tim Hunter
    Writer:James Lee Crite

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  9. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 9 - Who's Who
    7.4/10(227 votes)

    S1:E9

    An imaginative girl's sketches become real, forcing Marshall into action.

    Director:Tim Hunter
    Writer:Julia Poll

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  10. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 14 - Mr. Chaney
    7.4/10(202 votes)

    S1:E14

    Marshall is crowned the king of a harvest ritual, and is sent on a dangerous mission.

    Director:Mark Goldblatt
    Writer:Jose Rivera

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  11. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 16 - The Loyal Order of Corn
    7.4/10(195 votes)

    S1:E16

    Marshall infiltrates his father's lodge and meets an alien.

    Director:Bryan Spicer
    Writer:Michael Cassutt

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  12. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 4 - The Losers
    7.3/10(268 votes)

    S1:E4

    Looking for his dad's briefcase, Marshall gets lost in Lost & Found.

    Director:Joe Dante
    Writer:Gary Markowitz

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  13. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 6 - Just Say No Fun
    7.2/10(239 votes)

    S1:E6

    Marshall suspects new glasses are turning his classmates into zombies.

    Director:Bryan Spicer
    Writer:Michael R. Perry

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  14. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 19 - The Broken Record
    7.2/10(205 votes)

    S1:E19

    An abusive father claims heavy-metal messages are ruining his son.

    Directors:Todd Holland, Tom Holland
    Writer:Jose Rivera

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  15. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 15 - No Brain, No Pain
    7.1/10(194 votes)

    S1:E15

    Marshall encounters a homeless man being attacked and tries to help him.

    Director:Greg Beeman
    Writer:Matt Dearborn

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  16. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 2 - The Retainer
    7.0/10(340 votes)

    S1:E2

    Through a schoolmate's dental retainer, Marshall and Simon learn of a planned takeover by the town's dogs.

    Director:Joe Dante
    Writers:Karl Schaefer, Jose Rivera

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  17. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 11 - Marshall's Theory of Believability
    7.0/10(201 votes)

    S1:E11

    A "faked" extraterrestrial landing produces genuine alien debris.

    Director:Bob Balaban
    Writer:Matt Dearborn

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  18. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 13 - The Hole in the Head Gang
    7.0/10(209 votes)

    S1:E13

    The friends encounter a bank robber's ghost at a haunted house.

    Director:Joe Dante
    Writer:Karl Schaefer

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  19. Eerie, Indiana Season 1 Episode 12 - Tornado Days
    6.8/10(201 votes)

    S1:E12

    The town celebrates a twister that occurs annually.

    Director:Ken Kwapis
    Writer:Michael Cassutt

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Season 1 Ratings Summary

"Reality Takes a Holiday" is the best rated episode of Eerie, Indiana season 1. It scored 8.6/10 from 265 votes. Directed by Ken Kwapis and written by Vance DeGeneres, it aired on April 12, 1992. This episode is rated 0.5 points higher than the second-best, "The Lost Hour".