Marshall Teller (Omri Katz) thinks his new home of Eerie, Indiana is the center of weirdness for the entire planet. His father (Francis Guinan) moved the family from New Jersey for his job at Things Incorporated. Neither his mother (Mary-Margaret Humes) nor his older sister Syndi (Julie Condra) notice the weirdness. Only his friend Simon Holmes (Justin Shenkarow) sees it. Marshall keeps careful notes and evidences in his Museum of Weird.
It's a short-lived TV show filled with fun ideas. It's an episodic Twilight Zone. The sardonic humor is all in the writing. The show does need a third to join Marshall and Simon to allow more fun interactions. Dash X comes in late in the season and provides them with an interesting relationship. A girl with the boys would be even more interesting. This is more of an one weird idea per week show. This is very imaginative and better than most kids TV shows. If the boys have a larger kiddie gang, that would make this even better.
It's a short-lived TV show filled with fun ideas. It's an episodic Twilight Zone. The sardonic humor is all in the writing. The show does need a third to join Marshall and Simon to allow more fun interactions. Dash X comes in late in the season and provides them with an interesting relationship. A girl with the boys would be even more interesting. This is more of an one weird idea per week show. This is very imaginative and better than most kids TV shows. If the boys have a larger kiddie gang, that would make this even better.