The Tale of Station 109.1

Episode aired Nov 4, 1995
Not Rated
22m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

940

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A youth obsessed with death discovers a radio station which takes its listeners to the afterlife.A youth obsessed with death discovers a radio station which takes its listeners to the afterlife.A youth obsessed with death discovers a radio station which takes its listeners to the afterlife.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

940

YOUR RATING

3User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Actor Ryan Gosling's first role in a TV show or movie.

Goofs
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Quotes
Chris Leary: [nervously approaches Roy who slaps a band on his wrist as he enters the doorway] What's this?
Roy: "The candidate shall be released from all that binds him or her to the physical wordd"; that's what this bracelet does... Now, why don't you wait outside and stop through when your number's called?
Chris Leary: Step through what? Look, I better go home.
Roy: You *are* going home. You're going home to the next life.
Chris Leary: "Next life"? But I'm not done with *this* life yet!
Roy: Oh, really? Now where did you hear about us?
Chris Leary: On the radio, in the hearse.
Roy: [picks up a list] Hm. Ahhh, hearse, hearse, hearse, hearse, hearse... here, here! "Carpenter, Daniel James." Buried this afternoon. Uh - whoo! Missed that crossover point by a long shot. What's the matter, you stayed with the hearse too long, is that it? Well, that happens.

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Nickelodeon Cap logo after end credits

Connections
Featured in Colin LooksBack Retrospectives: My Top 31 Are You Afraid of the Dark Episodes Part 3 (2020)

Soundtracks
Are You Afraid of the Dark? Theme
Arranged and produced by Ray Fabi

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9/10

Another really good one

Another really good episode that left a lasting impression in my head. The premise is that a boy cleaning a hearse overhears a radio station that is directed to the deceased to tell them how to go into the afterlife. At the time that this episode aired, I was fully aware of the annoyance that is Gilbert Gottfried, though he did add to the story itself and its always nice to see someone famous in these sort of small kids TV shows, but now I go back and realize that Ryan Gosling is in it? Wow...from SNICK to Oscar. But seriously, this is a good one to catch if you can (which you might be able to do if this stupid show was in syndication on any of the 5 different NICK channels now).