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Louise Robey | ... | Micki Foster 71 episodes, 1987-1990 |
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Chris Wiggins | ... | Jack Marshak 65 episodes, 1987-1990 |
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An old antique dealer made a pact with the Devil to sell cursed antiques. When he dies, his store is inherited by his niece Micki and her cousin Ryan. With the help of Jack Marshak, they fight to retrieve the antiques from the people who bought them to stop them from causing harm. Written by Paul Sasse <Loomis@student.centre.edu>
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Micki: It was scarecrow come to life! It had a leather mask on and was holding a handle with a blade...what do you calle them? A scythe! He must have just cut her head off.
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In total there were four episodes dealing with time travel. It was an artistic choice for the past scenes to be filmed either in colored photography or in black and white. Two of these episodes, specifically the "Friday the 13th: The Series: The Baron's Bride (1988)" where Micki and Ryan travel back to Victorian London and "Friday the 13th: The Series: Hate on Your Dial (1989)" where Jack and Johnny go back to 1954 in some racist south state, are shot in black and white. The other two episodes, specifically "Friday the 13th: The Series: Eye of Death (1989)" where Ryan travels back to the Civil War between North and South and the last episode of the series where Micki goes back to Europe of the 18th century retain the colored photography. See more »Goofs
In the first few episodes of season 1 the shot of the Curious Goods store front has the same woman dressed in white walk by and stop to look in the store window. See more »Quotes
Ryan: So much for the official story. Now what really happened?Micki: It was scarecrow come to life! It had a leather mask on and was holding a handle with a blade...what do you calle them? A scythe! He must have just cut her head off.
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Referenced in Phelous & the Movies: Friday the 13th Part IX: Jason Goes on Vacation: Part 2 (2013) See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Friday the 13th was one of Paramount's first entries into first-run syndication (it began the same year as Star Trek/Next Gen), and it quickly proceeded to find its late-night niche. In terms of horror and on-screen gore, it was remarkably graphic. At the same time, it maintained a strong sense of internal continuity, gave us several well-developed main characters, and after a rocky start, weekly presented an imaginative and interesting "cursed" antique. It can still be seen regularly on the Sci-Fi Channel.