I read the books and watched the tv show.
KI_Simpson
204 Posts
17 years, 3 months ago
I had most of them, first 54 I think.
Read the books and watched the fox show...
[FONT="Verdana"]I was never much of a reader, but i was glued to the show.. and are you afraid of the dark.. priceless shows [/FONT]
My parents wouldn't let me read those books back then...
90skid555
did anyone read those books in the when you were a kid ?
Once again, your lack of substance annoys me. Plus, out of curiosity, did you?
As for me, the books did nothing for me, and I've never actually had any desire to watch the show. It angers me that the show's going ot air on CN this month.
im siked that they are showing it on CN this month...plus theyre showing some scooby, its to good to be true. set your tape recorders haha.
I didn't read Goosebumps but I did watch the show. I saw today that it's going to be on Cartoon Network. Be cool to see the shows again.
I loved Goosebumps. I remember them being really popular when I was growing up. There was always literally a mad dash by a good number of people in my class when the book fair would come, to grab up the latest book in the series. 2 of my favorites were 'One Day @ Horrorland' and 'A Night In Terror Tower'. I liked the Monster Blood books, too. There was also a time-travelling one where this kid keeps getting younger and younger ('Cucoo Clock of Doom' or something like that). :)
I read a few of the books and remember them being really scary. My mom didn't like me reading them, but my friend who was obsessed with them let me borrow a few of his to read. I also watched the show a few times.
I liked Animorphs better :)
I liked Animorphs better :)
The show sucked and was flat-out lame, but the books were pretty enjoyable back in mid-elementary school.
I still remember a line from one of those books: a boy is transformed into a tiny little bee, and he's attempting to get contact with a scientist that can turn him back. She (the scientist) gets into the car, and the boy is about to be run over. Suddenly, the car stops -- she forgot to put her seatbelt on! This provides the boy with some extra time to scoot out of the way. His reaction to this near-death experience? "Boy, I guess seatbelts really do save lives!"
I still remember a line from one of those books: a boy is transformed into a tiny little bee, and he's attempting to get contact with a scientist that can turn him back. She (the scientist) gets into the car, and the boy is about to be run over. Suddenly, the car stops -- she forgot to put her seatbelt on! This provides the boy with some extra time to scoot out of the way. His reaction to this near-death experience? "Boy, I guess seatbelts really do save lives!"
I remember Goosebumps, it was the only book series I was absolutely hooked on. I didn't think the stories were that scary, but they were page-turners nontheless.
I think I still have some lying around, it'll be a shame if I let them all go. :p
My favourite Goosebumps:
Welcome to Dead House
Beast from the East
Go Eat Worms
Day of the Jack-O-Lanterns
Bad Hare Day
Monster Blood I, II and III
Say Cheese and Die, and SCAD Again
Ah, the memories.
I think I still have some lying around, it'll be a shame if I let them all go. :p
My favourite Goosebumps:
Welcome to Dead House
Beast from the East
Go Eat Worms
Day of the Jack-O-Lanterns
Bad Hare Day
Monster Blood I, II and III
Say Cheese and Die, and SCAD Again
Ah, the memories.
oooh how I loved when my dada came in my room with a new goosebumps, first thing i would do was t turn off the light and see the main front :D and yes, the tv series was so.. just watch the introXD i really laugh my ass oof every time the dog with the green eyes appeared
iloveshellymartinez
7 Posts
17 years, 3 months ago
I loved the books I have probably 20 or so)..the tv show was okay. I preferred AYAOTD though. But it sucks that CN is only airing the show for this month. That means they wont be airing all the episodes :( Oh well, its still cool that they're showing it though.
pokinsmot
574 Posts
17 years, 3 months ago
i loved these books. they were so scary as a kid. i wasnt as obsessed w/ them as some kids were though. i really liked the choose your own adventure series...
i really liked:
Stay Out Of The Basement (the first one i read)
Say Cheese And Die
Night Of The Living Dummy
Welcome To Camp Nightmare
The Ghost Next Door
Ghost Beach (one of my favorites)
It Came from beneath the Sink!
The Barking Ghost (maybe my favorite)
i really liked:
Stay Out Of The Basement (the first one i read)
Say Cheese And Die
Night Of The Living Dummy
Welcome To Camp Nightmare
The Ghost Next Door
Ghost Beach (one of my favorites)
It Came from beneath the Sink!
The Barking Ghost (maybe my favorite)
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omg..I remember the "Goosebumps" books! They were my all time favorite! :p
I certainly read 'em!