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Where the Goosebumps kids are now - haunting murder and Hollywood heartthrobs Mirror 13/05/2021 Kyle O Sullivan
Goosebumps terrified the living daylights out of us as kids - and let s be honest we d probably still be behind the sofa now.
The 90s horror series usually focused on one particularly unfortunate child who was being terrorised by a nightmarish monster.
The hit TV show was based on the equally frightening books, which have sold over 400 million copies worldwide and are the second-best-selling series behind Harry Potter.
We ve been left screaming at a killer cat werewolves, the undead, headless ghosts - but one of the scariest characters was Slappy the ventriloquist dummy who was inhabited by an evil spirit.
And then they gave necessame th you wrote a lot of the show, right? yeah, i wrote on the show the first season. were you performer? i was the only cast member that wrote on the show, yes. how was it? two seasons? i did it for two seasons, it went for 15 years. you were on two seasons, i remember when you left, okay, orlando jones, he is hot, he is going to go be a movie star. was that thing where you had to make the decision when to go? yeah, i didn t think i was going to do a sketch where they said now he is funny, the others not so much. but it was two years, the show had done well. and i wanted to try my hand at other stuff. so i they kindly let me go. so that is really i have to thank david saltzman and quincy jones for that. it was a situation where you had to ask. sure, quincy really wanted me
Ages. because their minds are going to be blown. i m 24. 23. okay. so 21. and 21. so in 21-year-old, youngest on the panel, what was it about these guys and their idea, besides their adorable dog that struck you? they re brilliant, and they re going to teach tons of kids, especially poor kids, how to code so they can get great jobs. they re going to be 1 million jobs available for people who know how to code. that s tomorrow s blue collar work force of the united states. yeah, that s very important. well, we thank you so much for being here. david and jeremy and zack and what s the dog s name, carol? carol the dog. thank you for being here and congratulations. we ll be right back to clear the air for all those debt default truthers.
The winner of this year s innovation challenge is one of the highlights of this year s education nation was the innovation challenge, a week-long competition where teams compete in a series of challenges aimed at expanding opportunities for students. and the winners of this year s challenge were zack gallant and jeremy keeshan of the team code hs, a company designed to teach beginners the basicses of computer science and programming in a way that has anyone the ability to learn it. and i m pleased to be joint by both, as well as david saltzman, executive director of the robin