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Alright, I don't remember how the series name was translated (not to mention the english name of course) however I'll mention whatever I remember.

It was broadcasted here during the second half of the 90's, a young boy of around 15-16 was the protagonist, the series was about unexplained and spooky phenomena, sort of like X-Files and Tales From The Crypt, and apparently, it took place in Indiana or Iowa or someplace in central US.

It must be a piece of cake for an American to figure that out.
I think you mean: Eerie Indiana

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101088/
Post edited June 29, 2011 by Ubivis
Eerie, Indiana?
EDIT : Ninja'd!
Post edited June 29, 2011 by Lone3wolf
Oh, and another one. Probably taking place in Chicago, during the 90's as well, the protagonist was a guy who may have been a journalist even though I can't be sure, and every day a cat delivered to him a newspaper with the same day's happenings (like, the next day's newspaper), so he had to strive to change eberything bad that happened. It was broadcasted here as"First Edition".
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Fifeldor: Oh, and another one. Probably taking place in Chicago, during the 90's as well, the protagonist was a guy who may have been a journalist even though I can't be sure, and every day a cat delivered to him a newspaper with the same day's happenings (like, the next day's newspaper), so he had to strive to change eberything bad that happened. It was broadcasted here as"First Edition".
First Edition!
Yes guys, thanks a lot, it was "Eerie, Indiana".

Well, at least I remembered the Indiana part. :-P
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Fifeldor: Oh, and another one. Probably taking place in Chicago, during the 90's as well, the protagonist was a guy who may have been a journalist even though I can't be sure, and every day a cat delivered to him a newspaper with the same day's happenings (like, the next day's newspaper), so he had to strive to change eberything bad that happened. It was broadcasted here as"First Edition".
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Lone3wolf: First Edition!
I wouldn't ask but a search on IMDB and Wikipedia with this title does not give any pertinent results.
Post edited June 29, 2011 by Fifeldor
Sorry, was called "First Edition" here, too

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115163/ Early Edition on IMDB. For some reason :\
Thanks a lot man. :-D

Damn, especially that "Eerie Indiana" series was tormenting me for years.
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Lone3wolf: Sorry, was called "First Edition" here, too

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115163/ Early Edition on IMDB. For some reason :\
It was called Early Edition in the US.
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Lone3wolf: Sorry, was called "First Edition" here, too

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115163/ Early Edition on IMDB. For some reason :\
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cogadh: It was called Early Edition in the US.
And to complete it, it was called "Allein gegen die Zukunft" in Germany, which is translated: "Alone against the future"
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Ubivis: And to complete it, it was called "Allein gegen die Zukunft" in Germany, which is translated: "Alone against the future"
Wow, talk about translation. o_O
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Ubivis: And to complete it, it was called "Allein gegen die Zukunft" in Germany, which is translated: "Alone against the future"
Wow. And I thought the translated titles of anime turned out pretty weird. How in the world did they get from "Early Edition/First Edition" to "Alone Against the Future"?

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rhetorical question
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Ubivis: And to complete it, it was called "Allein gegen die Zukunft" in Germany, which is translated: "Alone against the future"
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cogadh: Wow. And I thought the translated titles of anime turned out pretty weird. How in the world did they get from "Early Edition/First Edition" to "Alone Against the Future"?

^^
rhetorical question
yeah, but you, americans are the ones who can't speak latin correctly even in courts :P
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cogadh: Wow. And I thought the translated titles of anime turned out pretty weird. How in the world did they get from "Early Edition/First Edition" to "Alone Against the Future"?

^^
rhetorical question
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keeveek: yeah, but you, americans are the ones who can't speak latin correctly even in courts :P
latin?? ROFL! They can barely manage ENGLISH at the best of times!

:P
heh. early edition is called in poland
It happened tomorrow.

which is the title of the original movie on which the tv series was based

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Happened_Tomorrow