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Goosebumps

Goosebumps

19958
KomediGizemÇocuklarBilim Kurgu & Fantazi
Yayın tarihi
27 Eki 1995
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Kanada
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Protocol EntertainmentScholastic Productions
Çocuk korkusu ustası R.L. Stine'ın çok satan kitaplarına dayanan bu korku antolojisi serisinde her şey ürkütücü hale gelebilir. Her bölümde, sıradan çocukların korkutucu durumlara düştüğünde ne olduğunu ve korkularıyla nasıl yüzleşip üstesinden geldiğini görün.

About

Quick guide

A 1995 TV series adaptation of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps books. Kids face supernatural adventures in spooky, suspenseful stories.

Goosebumps (1995) turns R.L. Stine’s bestselling books into a 4‑season TV anthology. Each episode follows pre‑teen protagonists who stumble into supernatural scenarios—haunted masks, cursed objects, and mischievous dummies—while learning to confront fear. With a 22‑minute runtime and a blend of horror, fantasy, and humor, the series offers a child‑friendly take on spooky tales suitable for late‑morning or weekend viewing.

What to know

  • 4 seasons total, 74 episodes
  • Episodes run 22–24 minutes, specials 48 minutes
  • Aired on Fox Kids (US) and YTV (Canada)
  • Available on Netflix, Tubi, and iTunes
  • Adaptations of original Goosebumps books
  • Includes recurring character Slappy the Dummy
  • Produced by Protocol Entertainment and Scholastic
  • Targeted at children aged 8‑12

Watch if

If you enjoy nostalgic 90s kid‑friendly horror, love anthology formats, and want to see how R.L. Stine’s stories were brought to life with a mix of spooky fun and mild thrills, Goosebumps offers a charming mix of adventure and suspense.

Skip if

If you prefer mature horror with graphic violence, complex narratives, or are sensitive to supernatural themes and want strictly light‑hearted children’s programming, this series may be too intense for you.

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Series Overview
Goosebumps takes R.L. Stine’s best‑selling books and adapts them into a television anthology. Every episode follows a group of kids who find themselves in supernatural situations, from haunted masks to cursed objects. The show balances spooky suspense with a sense of humor, making it approachable for younger viewers.
Target Audience
Designed for children 8‑12, Goosebumps keeps the horror elements mild and the themes family‑friendly. While the stories involve spooky settings and occasional mild gore, they focus on courage, teamwork, and problem‑solving. Parents can expect no explicit language or graphic violence.
Production Details
Filmed primarily in Ontario, Canada, the series uses real locations and practical effects to create its eerie atmosphere. Each episode is about 22 minutes long, with special two‑part episodes running 48 minutes. The production team includes directors such as David Winning and writers like Ron Oliver.
Broadcast History
The series debuted on Fox Kids in the U.S. on October 27, 1995, and aired on YTV in Canada. Over four seasons it ran until November 16, 1998. It has since been re‑released on DVD, made available on streaming platforms like Netflix and Tubi, and continues to air on children’s channels.
Censorship and Editing
Some episodes were edited for content when broadcast on UK children’s networks, with cuts to scenes deemed too intense for younger viewers. Certain horror elements were toned down, and a few episodes were split into two parts for clarity and pacing. Despite edits, the core stories remain intact.
Where to Watch
All 74 episodes are available on Netflix in the U.S. and U.K. for streaming. The series is also free to watch on Tubi in the United States and can be purchased on iTunes. For fans of physical media, various DVD sets and special releases are available.
Legacy and Reboot
Goosebumps spawned a reboot that premiered in 2023, retaining the anthology format but featuring new characters and updated themes. The original series has influenced modern kids’ horror shows and remains a nostalgic staple for those who grew up in the 90s.

FAQ

23 Q&A
How many seasons did Goosebumps have?
The series ran for four seasons, from 1995 to 1998.
How many episodes were produced?
A total of 74 episodes were made across the four seasons.
What was the runtime of each episode?
Regular episodes were about 22 to 24 minutes long; some specials ran 48 minutes.
On which network did Goosebumps first air?
It premiered on Fox Kids in the United States and on YTV in Canada.
Is Goosebumps available on streaming platforms?
Yes, all episodes are available on Netflix and Tubi, and can also be purchased on iTunes.
Who is the main recurring antagonist?
The evil ventriloquist dummy Slappy appears in several episodes as a recurring threat.
Were the episodes adapted directly from the books?
Most episodes were direct adaptations of R.L. Stine’s original Goosebumps books, with a few original stories added.
Did the series have any special two‑part episodes?
Yes, there were several two‑part episodes, especially in the first two seasons, that ran 48 minutes in total.
Were there any censorship issues?
Some episodes were edited or split for broadcast on UK children’s networks to tone down intense content.
What age group was the series aimed at?
The show targeted children between 8 and 12 years old.
Is there a modern reboot of Goosebumps?
Yes, a new live‑action series began airing in 2023, retaining the anthology format with updated themes.
Where was Goosebumps filmed?
Production took place mainly in Ontario, Canada, using real locations and practical effects.
What kind of themes does the series explore?
Themes include fear, courage, teamwork, and confronting the unknown, all presented in a child‑friendly tone.
Did the show feature any musical numbers?
The series had a theme song composed by Jack Lenz but did not feature musical numbers within episodes.
How long did the show run overall?
The series aired from October 27, 1995, until November 16, 1998.
Can I watch the series on a mobile device?
Yes, the series is available for streaming on Netflix and Tubi, both of which support mobile viewing.
Are the episodes suitable for older teens?
While the series is aimed at younger viewers, older teens can enjoy the mild horror and suspense without graphic violence.
Did the show ever have a live‑action movie?
A 1995 live‑action film adaptation was released, but it was not a direct part of the TV series.
Was Goosebumps ever broadcast in other countries?
It aired in Canada, the U.S., Brazil, the U.K., and Australia, with various local broadcasters and time slots.
Are there any spin‑off books based on the series?
The show spawned a series of Goosebumps Presents books featuring photographs from the TV episodes.
What’s the difference between the first and third seasons?
Season 3 was branded “Ultimate Goosebumps” with updated title cards and more intense supernatural content, while earlier seasons retained the original style.
How were special effects handled?
Practical effects, animatronics, and location shooting were used to create the eerie atmosphere, avoiding heavy CGI.
Is there a soundtrack available?
The series’ music, composed by Jack Lenz, was released as a soundtrack album in 2022.

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