• sm2000
    • 8 years 4 months ago
    • Posts: 441
    		 Okay, so I'm in the middle of my next big remastering project, namely Eerie Indiana: The Other Dimension. Going through my old tapes, I have 11 of the 15 episodes. Anyone have any episodes of this so I can complete the set with the remaining 4? (I have the official complete set of the original series, and would really like to have the entire sets of both)

    Not sure at the moment which 4 I'm missing, I should know in a couple of days once I finish capturing the ones I have. Ideally I'm looking for first generation recordings with hi-fi stereo sound, to match my own recordings as closely as possible. Commercials intact preferred, since I prefer to cut the ads myself using my digital editing software. But please get in touch with me regardless if you have any episodes.

    Whoever can help will get a full set of the remastered episodes on DVD+/-R. I'm planning this as a 4-disc set.

    Fire me an e-mail if you can help!

    - Sean
    My website: Zaranyzerak

    Me on YouTube - DVD and Video Game reviews, Rants, Raves, and random bouts of creativity.
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    • Luigi719
      • 8 years 4 months ago
      • Posts: 778
      		 I don't but i loved that show! it was awesome, also Around the Twist
      This isn't a surrender, this is what in the military we call a total a$$ kicking

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      • sm2000
        • 8 years 4 months ago
        • Posts: 441
        		 I agree! Loved the original series, and was initially wary of the Other Dimension revival, but found it to be just as entertaining as the original. I always thought of them as the Twilight Zone for kids. But much more smartly written than most live action kids shows, plenty to appeal to adult viewers as well.

        I figured it was about time I got off my duff and transferred all my old tapes. Thought I had all of them, but it turns out I'm missing a measly four episodes...hopefully someone can help me out so I can finally complete the set!

        Never heard of Around the Twist, I gather it was a similar kind of show?

        - Sean
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        • spidey4545
          • 8 years 4 months ago
          • Posts: 169
          		 'Round the Twist', as it was called, was a mid-summer replacement on Fox Kids in 1997 during the Fox Kids Summer Blast. The show is live action and is similar to Goosebumps and Eerie Indiana. It only aired on Fox Kids USA for a few months, possibly from August to September/October of 1997. The show originates from Australia, where it was very popular and ran for multiple seasons.

          Hope this information helps.
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          • sm2000
            • 8 years 4 months ago
            • Posts: 441
            		 Cool! Thanks for the info, I'll have to check that one out some time.

            - Sean
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            • sm2000
              • 8 years 3 months ago
              • Posts: 441
              		 Okay, I finally finished going through my tapes and encoding the
              episodes I have. The ones I still need to complete the set are:

              Episode 02 - The Goody-Two-Shoes People (I actually have this episode, but a few seconds of it was clipped by the station when coming back from commercial - I'd really like to get the bit I'm missing to make it properly complete)
              Episode 03 - Standard Deviation
              Episode 04 - Time Flies
              Episode 05 - The Phantom
              Episode 09 - The Newsroom


              Any help will be much appreciated! I decided to do this as a 5-disc
              set, that way I can fit 3 episodes per disc and keep the bitrate nice
              and high. PLEASE e-mail me if you have any of the above episodes.
              Thanks!


              - Sean
              My website: Zaranyzerak

              Me on YouTube - DVD and Video Game reviews, Rants, Raves, and random bouts of creativity.
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