Goosebumps (TV series)

Goosebumps
Intertitle for the first and second seasons of the Goosebumps TV series
Genre	Science fiction Horror Adventure Fantasy Suspense
Created by	R. L. Stine
Developed by	Deborah Forte
Theme music composer	Jack Lenz
Country of origin	Canada
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	74 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Deborah Forte
Producer(s)	Protocol Entertainment R. L. Stine Productions Scholastic Gajdecki Visual Effects (Special Effects)
Running time	24 minutes
Distributor	20th Television Saban International (outside North America) NHK Kyôiku & Glovision (Japan) Alberto Peruzzo Editore (Italy) Disney-ABC Domestic Television
Broadcast
Original channel	YTV (Canada) Fox Kids (US) NHK (Japan)
Original run	27 October 1995 (1995-10-27) – 16 November 1998 (1998-11-16)
External links
Website

Goosebumps is a Canadian horror fantasy anthology television series based on R. L. Stine's Goosebumps books. It was one of the two popular television horror anthology children's series in the 1990s (the other being Are You Afraid of the Dark?).

It was filmed in Toronto, Ontario and Bellevue, Washington.^[1]

Hallmarks

Networks

Goosebumps originally began airing on YTV (in English) and Canal Famille (in French) in Canada and on Fox Kids in the United States starting in 1995 and ending in 1998, with reruns on Fox Family lasting until 1999 and 2000 respectively. Every October from 2007 to 2009, Cartoon Network aired the episodes. From September 6, 2011 until 2014, The Hub broadcast the series.

From "GB-7" to "TV-Y7"

When Goosebumps was first broadcast on Fox Kids, an episode of Goosebumps would begin with a warning "Goosebumps is rated GB-7, because it may be too spooky for children under seven." Similar ratings were used on other Fox Kids shows. However, when the V-chip and the U.S. television ratings system took effect in 1996, the GB-7 rating was discontinued and given the TV-Y7 rating for scenes and plot elements considered too scary and/or gross for children under seven. On Cartoon Network, the show was rated TV-PG for scary/disturbing content. The show is now rerated back to TV-Y7 for fantasy violence (FV) on The Hub.

Opening sequences

The opening sequence starts with a man dressed in black carrying his briefcase up a hill. The name engraved on the briefcase reveals the mysterious man to be Goosebumps' author, R. L. Stine. A strong wind blows, opening Stine's case, and his papers fly out, one of which turns into a "G" seen on the Goosebumps logo, only it was black shadow, and glides through an unnamed town. The "G" passes by a woman on a billboard, making her unhappy, and passes by a dog on a porch, which turns its eyes into cat eyes and glow a gold colour (this is referenced to in the episode "My Hairiest Adventure" and was also used to represent the show in its UK airings on Fox Kids). The "G" then creeps past a tree, down a sidewalk, and into the front door of a house and begins showing a quick montage of clips from several episodes with an announcer growling, "Viewer, beware, you're in for a scare!", remade from the tagline, "Reader, beware, you're in for a scare!" used in the Goosebumps book series.

In season two, the opening was shortened, speeding up the Goosebumps "G" gliding through town and removing the quick episode montage in the doorway.

In season three, the show was renamed "Ultimate Goosebumps" and the opening underwent a few changes. A green slime and a lightning effect were added when the man in black walks up the hill with his briefcase and his papers fly out. However, instead of a paper turning into a G-shaped shadow and being blown through town, the man in black turns into bats which fly at the screen. The quick episode montage was added back but clips from different episodes were used. There are some episodes that don't include the "Ultimate Goosebumps" name, so the short season two opening was used.

In season four, the show removed the "Ultimate" from its name but retained the season three opening sequence. In some markets, this opening was also used in reruns of the first two seasons.

The opening music was composed by Jack Lenz.

Reception

CBBC censorship

Goosebumps was originally broadcast in the UK as a part of BBC's children's program lineup on CBBC from 1997 to 2001. Because of the UK's stringent censorship (particularly over content that is considered too "gross" or scary to be shown to young or sensitive viewers), many of the early Goosebumps episodes were either banned (such as the Night of the Living Dummy II, Night of the Living Dummy III, Bride of the Living Dummy, and The Haunted Mask) or aired with heavy cuts made, particularly to the twist endings. In addition, The Werewolf of Fever Swamp is the only Goosebumps episode to receive a 12 rating by the BBFC. The episodes, despite being edited for content, also aired at 6:00pm.

Unlike CBBC, Jetix (in the UK and Ireland), until it became Disney XD, has aired Goosebumps episodes with little to no edits (although the A Shocker on Shock Street episode was edited to remove Marty getting electrocuted into submission when it is revealed that Erin and Marty are robot children programmed to test out the Shock Street park).

Home Media

VHS releases

United Kingdom

Release name	Release date	Classifaction	Publisher	Format	Language	Subtitles	Notes	REF
The Haunted Mask	3 March 1997	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[2]
The Werewolf of Fever Swamp	23 February 1998	12	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[3]
Night of the Living Dummy III	1 October 1999	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[4]
Welcome to Camp Nightmare	1 October 1999	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[5]
A Night in Terror Tower	1 October 1999	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[6]
Stay Out of the Basement	1 October 1999	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[7]
The Haunted Mask II	1 October 1999	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[8]
One Day at HorrorLand	11 October 1999	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[9]
Return of the Mummy	Unknown	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[10]
Welcome to Dead House	Unknown	PG	CBS Fox	PAL	English	None		[11]

United States

Release name	Release date	Classifaction	Publisher	Format	Language	Subtitles	Notes	REF
The Haunted Mask	12 March 1996	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[12]
Stay Out of the Basement	3 September 1996	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[13]
A Night in Terror Tower	3 September 1996	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[14]
The Werewolf of Fever Swamp	25 March 1997	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[15]
The Haunted Mask II	29 July 1997	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[16]
Welcome to Dead House	23 September 1997	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[17]
Night of the Living Dummy III	13 January 1998	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None		[18]
The Haunted Mask A Night in Terror Tower Stay Out of the Basement	19 May 1998	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None	VHS Pack	[19]
The Werewolf of Fever Swamp The Haunted Mask II Welcome to Dead House	19 May 1998	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None	VHS Pack	[20]
Bride of the Living Dummy An Old Story	15 September 1998	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None	2 Episode on 1 VHS	[21]
One Day at HorrorLand	15 September 1998	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None	Part 1 & 2	[22]
Werewolf Skin	15 September 1998	N/A	20th Century Fox	NTSC	English	None	Part 1 & 2	[23]

DVD releases

Beginning in 2004, 20th Century Fox began releasing the series on DVD in individual volumes, initially containing one episode per disc but later changed to two episodes per disc. Later releases included either two discs or multiple episodes on one disc.

Original releases

(With two episodes per disc, except for Chillogy):

Release name	UK release date (region 2)	Australian release date (region 4)	North American release date (region 1)	Notes
The Haunted Mask II	-	-	7 September 2004[24]
Night of the Living Dummy III	-	-	7 September 2004[25]
Welcome to Dead House	-	-	7 September 2004[26]
The Werewolf of Fever Swamp	-	-	7 September 2004[27]
Cry of the Cat	-	-	12 April 2005[28]
Deep Trouble	-	-	12 April 2005[29]
How I Got My Shrunken Head	-	-	12 April 2005[30]
Chillogy	-	-	6 September 2005[31]	Contains all three episodes
The Ghost Next Door	-	-	6 September 2005[32]
Scary House	-	-	6 September 2005[33]	Contains The Haunted House Game and The House of No Return
A Shocker on Shock Street	-	-	5 September 2006[34]	Also contains Click
Perfect School	-	-	5 September 2006[35]
My Best Friend Is Invisible	-	-	5 September 2006[36]	Also contains An Old Story
It Came from Beneath the Sink!	-	-	11 September 2007[37]	Also contains Strained Peas
Night of the Living Dummy	-	-	11 September 2007[38]	Contains Night of the Living Dummy II and Bride of the Living Dummy
Say Cheese and Die!	-	-	11 September 2007[39]	Also contains Say Cheese and Die – Again!

Double features

On 16 September 2008, twelve of the above 16 discs were re-released in new double-feature sets, containing the same episodes as before.

Release name	UK release date (region 2)	Australian release date (region 4)	North American release date (region 1)	Notes
Night of the Living Dummy/ How I Got My Shrunken Head	-	-	16 September 2008[40]
Scary House/ Chillogy	–	–	16 September 2008[41]
Perfect School/ My Best Friend Is Invisible	–	–	16 September 2008[42]
It Came from Beneath the Sink/ Deep Trouble	–	–	16 September 2008[43]
Ghost Next Door/ Shocker on Shock Street	–	–	16 September 2008[44]
Cry of the Cat/ Say Cheese and Die	–	–	16 September 2008[45]

Revival releases

Starting in 2008, new DVD sets were released to coincide with the Goosebumps HorrorLand revival books. Unlike the original releases, these sets include three to four 22-minute episodes, rather than two. They also feature new cover art, as opposed to previous releases which used the cover art for the corresponding series book.

Release name	UK release date (region 2)	Australian release date (region 4)	North American release date (region 1)	Notes
A Night in Terror Tower	–	–	16 September 2008[46]	Also contains Stay Out of the Basement
Monster Blood	–	–	16 September 2008[47]	Also contains More Monster Blood, How to Kill a Monster and The Girl Who Cried Monster
One Day at HorrorLand	–	–	16 September 2008[48]	Also contains Welcome To Camp Nightmare
Return of the Mummy	–	–	31 March 2009[49]	Also contains Don't Wake Mummy & You Can't Scare Me!
The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight	–	–	31 March 2009[49]	Also contains Don't Go To Sleep! & Calling All Creeps
The Headless Ghost	–	–	8 September 2009[50]	Also contains Teacher's Pet & Awesome Ants
Attack of the Jack O'Lanterns	–	–	8 September 2009[50]	Also contains Vampire Breath & Let's Get Invisible!
The Blob That Ate Everyone	–	–	7 September 2010:[51]	Also contains Piano Lessons Can Be Murder & My Hairiest Adventure
Go Eat Worms!	–	–	7 September 2010:[51]	Also contains Bad Hare Day & Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes
Ghost Beach	–	–	13 September 2011[52]	Also contains The Barking Ghost & Be Careful What You Wish For...
Attack of the Mutant	–	–	13 September 2011[52]	Also contains Phantom of the Auditorium

On 11 September 2012, six of the above revival releases will be re-released in new 2-DVD Spookpacks.

Release name	UK release date (region 2)	Australian release date (region 4)	North American release date (region 1)	Notes
The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight/ A Night in Terror Tower	–	–	11 September 2012[53]
The Headless Ghost/ Ghost Beach	–	–	11 September 2012[53]
One Day at HorrorLand/ Go Eat Worms	–	–	11 September 2012[53]

• Notes: As of the 11 September 2012 DVD releases, all but five episodes of the series are missing from completing the collection they are (The Haunted Mask Parts 1 & 2, Werewolf Skin Parts 1 & 2 and The Cuckoo Clock of Doom).

These DVDs were only released in Region 1 by U.S. import. |

Season sets

On November 26, 2012, Revelation Films started to release season sets of the series in the United Kingdom (DVD region 2).

Release name	Release date	Notes
Season One	26 November 2012[54]
Season Two	25 March 2013[55]
Seasons Three & Four	19 August 2013[56]
The Complete Series	28 October 2013[57]

On April 2, 2014, Madman Entertainment released the entire series in four DVD sets as well as a 'Most Wanted Collection' in Australia and New Zealand (DVD region 4).

Release name	Release date	Notes
Season One	4 February 2014[58]
Season Two	7 May 2014[59]
Season Three	4 June 2014[60]
Season Four	9 July 2014[61]
Goosebumps - Most Wanted	9 July 2014[62]

Online

• The complete series is now on iTunes.^{[63][64][65][66]}

• The series is available for streaming on Netflix (United States, United Kingdom and Canada).,^[67]

Goosebumps Presents

The books in the original Goosebumps series that were made into episodes of the Goosebumps television series were subsequently rereleased in a series called Goosebumps Presents. The main difference between the books in this series and their original publications is that the Goosebumps Presents editions contained photos from the corresponding episodes. 18 books were released from 1996 to 1998.

#	Title	Original published date	Pages	width="120" style="background:#58c035;"ISBN
01	The Girl Who Cried Monster	February 1996	57	ISBN 0-590-74586-7
Telling so many tall-tale monster stories that she is disgusting her friends and family, Lucy Dark doesn't know what to do when she discovers a "real" monster in the summer reading program librarian.
02	The Cuckoo Clock of Doom	May 1996	56	ISBN 0-590-74587-5
Deciding to get even with his bratty little sister, who always gets him in trouble, Michael Webster fiddles with their father's antique clock, planning to blame Tara, and accidentally sets time backwards.
03	Welcome to Camp Nightmare	July 1996	68	ISBN 0-590-74588-3
Billy Harlan enjoys the days of baseball, archery, and swimming at Camp Nightmoon until a series of strange accidents plague his fellow campers, and Billy begins to suspect that he will be next.
04	Return of the Mummy	September 1996	64	ISBN 0-590-74589-1
Full-color photographs from the television show illustrate the Egyptian adventure of Gabe and his cousin Sari, who find themselves trapped in a mummy's tomb while the mummy is somewhere outside.
05	Night of the Living Dummy II	November 1996	56	ISBN 0-590-74590-5
Slappy, the demonic ventriloquist dummy, comes to the home of aspiring young ventriloquist Amy and proves to her that he can walk, talk, and make plenty of trouble all by himself.
06	My Hairiest Adventure	December 1996	64	ISBN 0-590-82519-4
Larry and his friends slap on some tanning lotion found in the garage, believing that they will get great tans (despite being expired), but Larry begins to sprout hair, his friends start to vanish one by one (with their parents denying that they ever existed), and dogs chasing Larry more so than usual.
07	The Headless Ghost	December 1996	64	ISBN 0-590-93954-8
Deciding to go ghost hunting in Hill House, a seaside house said to be haunted, two friends encounter a strange boy who may be the ghost of a boy who was beheaded by a deranged sea captain.
08	Be Careful What You Wish for	January 1997	59	ISBN 0-590-93955-6
Sick of being bullied and being a total klutz, Samantha is granted three wishes after helping a strange lady in black find her way home, but Samantha discovers that the wishes granted to her have a nasty way of backfiring.
09	Go Eat Worms!	February 1997	56	ISBN 0-590-93959-9
Todd's worm obsession turns sticky (and slimy) when his test subjects begin stalking him.
10	Bad Hare Day	March 1997	57	ISBN 0-590-93960-2
Tim Swanson loves Amaz-O the magician so much that he steals a bag of the performer's tricks, and soon Tim's life is taken over by a talking rabbit with an evil mind and shameless scruples.
11	Let's Get Invisible!	April 1997	58	ISBN 0-590-93968-8
Discovering a strange, magic mirror that enables them to become invisible, Max and his friends are delighted until it becomes increasingly difficult for them to become visible again.
12	Attack of the Mutant	May 1997	63	ISBN 0-590-93969-6
Skipper Matthews adores comic books, especially those featuring the evil supervillain Masked Mutant, until he is drawn into a terrifying adventure and must save the world from the sinister schemes of the Masked Mutant himself.
13	Ghost Beach	June 1997	59	ISBN 0-590-29994-8
Exploring a cave by the beach, Jerry and his sister Terri ignore the warnings of local kids Sam and Louisa that the cave is haunted until they find out that the ghosts on the beach are closer than they think.
14	You Can't Scare Me!	July 1997	60	ISBN 0-590-30663-4
Eddie and his friends set out to scare show-off Courtney – but the town's legendary mud monsters (mud-covered zombies of the town's drowned settlers) have plans of their own to make Eddie and his friends scream.
15	Monster Blood	August 1997	60	ISBN 0-590-30547-6
Evan and Andy find themselves in a sticky situation when they find a can of "Monster Blood" in an empty room of Evan's aunt's house – and the slime begins to grow to frightening proportions.
16	Attack of the Jack-o'-Lanterns	October 1997	58	ISBN 0-590-37511-3
Drew Brockman notices that an evil transformation seems to have come over her friends Shane and Shana after they dress up like monsters with pumpkin heads for Halloween.
17	Calling All Creeps!	December 1997	64	ISBN 0-590-39058-9
Nerdy Ricky Beamer's plan to get back at the girl who kicked him off the school newspaper turns into a plot to enslave humanity when a group of reptilian aliens begin calling Ricky after hours.
18	Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes	February 1998	64	ISBN 0-590-46441-8
Pink flamingos, plastic deer--Joe Burton's dad loves lawn ornaments and doesn't want to lose to his militant neighbor in the annual lawn contest. But when he brings home two little front yard gnomes with red stocking caps and shiny eyes, the terror begins.

International broadcasts

Country	Channel(s)	TV Rating	Language / Dubbed Language	International Title	Opening Narrator	Notes
Argentina	Azul Televisión Fox Kids Jetix	SAM 13	Latin American Spanish	Escalofríos		The Latin American title along with its Latin American Spanish dub from Mexico, is imported and broadcasts here.
Austria	ORF 2		German	Gänsehaut – Die Stunde der Geister	Tilo Schmitz
Australia	FOX8 Network Ten	D (Drug References) H (Supernatural Themes) V (Some Violence) L (Some Coarse Language) H (Supernatural Themes) (2014 DVD releases)	English	Goosebumps	R.L. Stine	The Complete Season DVD releases that were published in 2014 by Madman Entertainment, were given the M rating due to it's Supernatural themes content.
Belgium	Ketnet (Dutch subtitles) La Deux (French) BRF TV (German)		French English German	Chair de poule (French) Kippenvel (Dutch) Gänsehaut – Die Stunde der Geister (German)	Till Hagen (German)	French and German dubs air on different networks, as well as the original English version subtitled into Dutch on Ketnet.
Brazil	Fox Kids Jetix		Brazilian Portuguese	Goosebumps		The original English title was used, but the show was locally dubbed in Portuguese, with a Brazilian dialect.
Bulgaria	BNT 2 bTV	16	Bulgarian	настръхнала кожа
Canada	YTV (1995–1998)	C8	English	Goosebumps	R.L. Stine	The show was created and produced in this country.
Chile	Mega	I10	Latin American Spanish	Escalofríos		The Latin American title along with its Latin American Spanish dub from Mexico, is imported and broadcasts here.
China	CCTV	None.	Mandarin Chinese	鸡皮疙瘩		The Mandarin Chinese dub was aired in China and Taiwan.
Czech Republic	ČT1 ČT2		Czech	Husí Kůže
Denmark	DR2	Blue Logo	Danish	Gåsehud
Finland	YLE TV2 Jetix	K12	Finnish	Kananliha
France	France 2 (1997–2000) Fox Kids Jetix		French	Chair de poule
Germany	Premiere Kabel Eins Prosieben Fox Kids Jetix Disney XD (2009–Current)		German	Gänsehaut – Die Stunde der Geister	Tilo Schmitz (Opening) Till Hagen (Dubbing over R.L. Stine's presence)	The German translated title for the books were simply called: Gänsehaut.
Greece	ANT1		Greek	Ανατριχιλες
Hong Kong	TVB	PG	Cantonese Chinese	全身毛管		A Cantonese Chinese dub was made and aired for Hong Kong.
Hungary	M1 Fox Kids Jetix	12	Hungarian	Libabőr
Iceland	RÚV		Icelandic	Gæsahúð
India	Jetix (2006–2009) Disney XD India (2010–Current)	U	English Hindi Tamil Telugu	Goosebumps (English) गूसबम्प्स (Hindi) கூசெபும்ப்ஸ் (Tamil) గూస్బంప్స్ (Telugu)	R.L. Stine (English)	Premiered on Jetix India on May 15, 2006 and aired Mondays through Fridays at 8:30PM, in English and dubbed in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.[68] Re-runs continue to air on Disney XD India.
Indonesia	Astro Ceria	D	English Indonesian	Goosebumps (English) Merinding (Indonesian)	R.L. Stine (English)
Iran	IRIB		Persian
Ireland	RTE		English
Israel	Arutz HaYeladim	15+	Hebrew	עור ברווז
Italy	Italia 1 (1996–1999) Fox Kids (2002–2005) Jetix (2005–2009) K2 (2004–2010) Frisbee (2010–current)	Yellow Circle	Italian	Piccoli Brividi	Enrico Bertorelli (dubbing over R.L. Stine's presence)
Japan	NHK (1998–1999) NHK Educational TV (1999) Disney XD Japan (2009)	PG12 (PG-12)	Japanese	ミステリー・グースバンプス (Katakana) Misuterī Gūsubanpusu (Romaji)	Yoshisada Sakaguchi (dubbing over R.L. Stine's presence)	It premiered in Japan on NHK on April 7, 1998, and ended on March 16, 1999, with episodes airing on Tuesday nights. The Japanese titles for the books were simply known as: グースバンプス. However, this was not a complete run. Out of 74 episodes produced, only 50 episodes were dubbed into Japanese and have been broadcast.
Kazakhstan	Kazakhstan-1	Б14	Kazakh	Қаз терілік
Latvia	LTV7		Latvian
Macedonia	MRT 2		Macedonian
Malaysia	Astro Ceria	U	English Malay	Goosebumps (English) Seram Sejuk (Malay)	R.L. Stine (English)
Macau	Canal Macau (1996–1999) TDM Ou Mun (1999–2002)	None.	Portuguese (1996–1999) Cantonese Chinese (1999–2002)	Arrepios (1996–1999) 全身毛管 (1999–2002)
Mexico	Canal 5 Fox Kids Jetix	B	Latin American Spanish	Escalofríos		The Latin American title along with its Latin American Spanish dub from Mexico, aired across Latin America.
Morocco	Al Aoula (2003)	None.	Arabic	صرخة الرعب
Netherlands	Nederland 1		English	Goosebumps		Aired in English with Dutch subtitles.
New Zealand	TVNZ	PGR	English	Goosebumps
Norway	NRK2		Norwegian	Grøsserne
Pakistan	Disney XD India (2010–Current)	None.	English Hindi Urdu	Goosebumps (English) गूसबम्प्स (Hindi) آتنک (Urdu)	R.L. Stine (English)
Palau	OTV		Filipino (with Palauan & English subtitles)	Goosebumps
Philippines	GMA	PG H (Katatakutan/Horror) L (Lengguwahe/Language) K (Karahasan/Violence) D (Droga/Drugs)	Filipino	Ang bangungot file (1997–2000)
Poland	Fox Kids Jetix TV4		Polish	Gęsia skórka	Dariusz Odija (dubbing over R.L. Stine's presence)
Portugal	Fox Kids Jetix		European Portuguese	Arrepios		A Portuguese title was used and the show was dubbed in Portuguese, with the local Portugal dialect.
Quebec	Canal Famille	8+	Quebec French	Chair de poule		A local Quebec French dub was made.
Romania	Fox Kids (1999–2005) TVR2 (2006–2007)	AP	English (1999–2005) Romanian (2006–2007)	Goosebumps (1999–2005) Fiori (2006–2007)
Russia	REN TV TV-3	12+	Russian	Мурашки		The Russian title for the books are different. It goes by as: Ужастики.
Saudi Arabia	KSA 1	None.	Arabic	صرخة الرعب
Scotland	BBC Alba		Scottish
Serbia	RTS2	12	Serbian	Анђели проклетство
Slovenia	TV Slovenija 2		Slovenian	Kurja polt
Slovakia	Dvojka		Slovak	Husia Koža
South Africa	SABC	PG D (Drugs) V (Violence) L (Language) P (Prejudice)	English Afrikaans	Goosebumps (English) Grillers (Afrikaans)
South Korea	KBS	12	Korean	구스범스
Spain	Antena 3	TP	European Spanish	Pesadillas	Carlos Revilla (dubbing over R.L. Stine's presence)	A local European Spanish dialect dub was made and aired.
Sweden	SVT2		Swedish	Gåshud
Switzerland	SRF zwei (German dubs) RTS Deux (French dubs) RSI La 2 (Italian dubs) Televisiun Rumantscha (Romansh dubs)	Red Rectangle	German French Italian Romansh	Gänsehaut – Die Stunde der Geister (German) Chair de poule (French) Piccoli Brividi (Italian) ??? (Romansh)	Tilo Schmitz (German dubs only)
Taiwan	TTV	護 (Protected)	Mandarin Chinese	雞皮疙瘩		Despite that the Chinese spelling is different for Taiwan, The Mandarin Chinese dub from China is imported and has aired.
Thailand	BBTV Channel 7	C	Thai	ชมรมขนหัวลุก
Turkey	Nickelodeon (1998–2000) TRT Haber (2000–2002)	7+ (1998–2000)	Turkish
Ukraine	1+1	Red Square	Ukrainian	Мурашки по шкірі
United Arab Emirates	Disney Channel (1996–1998) MBC 1 (1998–2000)		English (1996–1998) Arabic (1998–2000)	Goosebumps صرخة الرعب	R. L. Stine (1996–1998)
United Kingdom	CBBC (1996–2000) Fox Kids (2000–2004) Jetix (2004–2007)		English	Goosebumps	R. L. Stine	The CBBC airings of the episodes were shown with either heavy cuts, or skipped and cannot be shown before 6:00PM. The Fox Kids and Jetix airings of the show in the UK, aired with little to no alters made, but some still had the edits shown.
United States	Fox Kids (1995–1998) Fox Family (1998–2000) Cartoon Network (2007–2009) Hub Network (2011–2014)	GB-7 (1995–1996) (1996–2000) (2007–2009) (2011–2014)				Before the rating system came, this program was originally rated GB-7, for considering to be inappropriate for viewers under the age of 7, from 1995. Later in 1996, when the TV ratings system came, it was then rated TV-Y7, from 1996 to 2000. On Cartoon Network airings, it was re-rated to TV-PG. Then on The Hub, it was re-rated back again to TV-Y7, but with the fantasy violence content added in. (TV-Y7-FV)
Vietnam	VTV2 (2002)	None.	Vietnamese	Nổi da gà

References

External links

• Official website at Scholastic Press (the home page plays the theme tune of the TV series)
• Goosebumps (TV series) at the Internet Movie Database
• Goosebumps (TV series) at TV.com

R. L. Stine Goosebumps Book series Original series Give Yourself Goosebumps Series 2000 HorrorLand Most Wanted Individual books The Haunted Mask TV special The Werewolf of Fever Swamp A Night in Terror Tower One Day at HorrorLand Creepy Creatures Other Tim Jacobus Film TV series episodes Video games Slappy the Dummy Scholastic Further bibliography Point Horror The Babysitter Fear Street book series The New Girl Superstitious Nightmare Hour Dangerous Girls Mostly Ghostly Rotten School Fear Red Rain Further filmography Eureeka's Castle When Good Ghouls Go Bad The Nightmare Room Haunted Lighthouse Mostly Ghostly: Who Let the Ghosts Out? Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend? The Haunting Hour episodes film Eye Candy

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