"Eerie, Indiana"- The Basics Trivia Quiz

Answer: Marshall

Marshall Teller is your average 13 year old. Originally from New Jersey, his family relocated to Eerie to provide a better life for their two kids, Syndi and Marshall.

Answer: Simon

Simon is a 9 year old, who's lived in Eerie his whole life. He'd never realized that Eerie was so strange until Marshall moved there. Together, Marshall and Simon explore the strange happenings that happen all over Eerie.

Answer: Dash

Dash woke up in Eerie with no memory of how he got there, who he was or who his parents were. With no name, at first, he's just known as the "Grey-Haired Kid." He names himself in "The Loyal Order of Corn" by using the strange + and - markings on his right and left hands, respectively.

At first, Marshall thinks that he's named himself Plus and Minus, but Dash X quickly clears up the misunderstanding.

Answer: Syndi

Syndi is around 16, and thinks (like almost everyone else) that Marshall is crazy for pursuing the unexplained. In one episode ("Broken Record"), we see Syndi doing a ride-a-long with the local police. In another, she's trying to be an artist.

Answer: Guns

In "The Hole in the Head Gang," we find out that Marshall and Simon have a fairly strict policy against guns. When a rusted gun discharges, the ghost of Grungy Bill is released. Several times through the episode, Grungy Bill threatens to shoot Marshall. Simon keeps repeating that they have a policy against guns, and that Marshall and Simon should have taken up stamp-collecting.

Answer: Loyal Order of Corn

While the Eerie Dairy is prominantly featured throughout the series, Edgar Teller belongs to the Loyal Order of Corn. He's a member, called Seedling, who builds the universal remote that controls the portal that Ned uses to go home.

Answer: Eerie Dairy

The Eerie Dairy is featured throughout the series, and it's a major plot in "The Lost Hour." There are also two major accidents concerning the Eerie Dairy, one killing a young boy, "The Dead Letter," and another in "Broken Record."

Answer: Marshall's Attic

The Secret Spot is where Simon and Marshall keep all of the evidence of the weirdness in Eerie, including a brainalyzer, a retainer and an Eerie #2 pencil. It's also where Marshall keeps his journal, in which he records all of the strange happenings in Eerie.

Answer: Dash

In the last episode, "Reality Takes a Bite," Dash tries to off Marshall because "the town isn't big enough for the two of them." He's unsuccessful, but only because Marshall figured out the secret of the script at the last moment. In Dash's words, "ya win some, ya lose some." In every other episode that Dash is featured in, he has a change of heart concerning Marshall, but not this one.

Answer: Elvis

As shown in the intro to the show, Marshall delivers Elvis's paper. Elvis also offers some advice for the love-lost Marshall, which happens to be for him to buy her a Cadillac. When Marshall replies that he can't afford a Cadillac, Elvic replies that it's too bad because he's fresh out.

In "Zombies in PJ's," Simon buys an Elvis lamp, saying that it looks a lot like that guy on Marshall's paper route.