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Creepshow/By the Silver Water of Lake Champlain
From The TV IV
| By the Silver Water of Lake Champlain | |
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| Season 1, Episode 6B | |
| Release date | October 31, 2019 |
| Teleplay by | Jason Ciaramella |
| Based on | the short story by Joe Hill |
| Directed by | Tom Savini |
| Produced by | Alex Orr |
| ← 1x06A Skincrawlers |
Special 1A → Survivor Type |
| Creepshow — Season One | |
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By the Silver Water of Lake Champlain is part of the sixth episode of the first season of Creepshow.
Starring: Sydney Wease (Rose)
Guest Starring: Connor Jones (Thomas), David Alexander Kaplan (Joseph), James Devoti (Chet), Gena Shaw (Leigh)
Additional Cast: Elizabeth Davidovich (Rose Stunt Double), Derek Alfonso (Thomas Stunt Double), Charles Barden (Chet Stunt Double)
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Plot Overview
After the death of her father, a young girl is desperate to prove her late father was right about Lake Champlain's legendary creature Champy.
Notes
Trivia
The Show
- The ashtray from "Father's Day" can be seen on the Phillips' kitchen table.
- There are a handful of references to Gray Matter in the episode:
- Adrienne Barbeau, previously appearing that episode, as well as the original film, returns in a voice-only cameo.
- Chet is seen drinking a bottle of Harrow's Supreme.
- Rose is seen looking over the same math book that Timmy was looking over.
Behind the Scenes
- The segment is written by Joe Hill, who is the son of Stephen King, a producer of the original Creepshow. Hill also played Billy, the abused child in the wraparound of said film.
Allusions and References
- Rose's little brother Joseph is seen playing with a paper boat labeled "S.S. Champy" in the kitchen sink. This is a reference to IT, where George Denborough does the same with a boat labeled "S.S. Georgie".
- Barbeau's character, who warns of oncoming fog, is a radio DJ named Jolene Payne. This is a reference to Stevie Wayne, her DJ character from the 1980 film The Fog.
- Chet continuously refers to Thomas, Rose's romantic interest, as "Rambo", after the character of the film series of the same name.
