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1993 (Nos. 5–14) · U.S., 1990s

Let's Get Invisible!

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Max finds a mirror in the attic that turns whoever stands before it invisible

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Quick recap

On Max's birthday, he and his brother Noah find an old mirror in the attic. When Max pulls the light's chain, he turns invisible. It becomes a game with his friends, and each round lasts longer. Erin and Zack come back acting strange, and Max learns why: their reflections have taken their places, and the real kids are trapped in the mirror. Max's own reflection tries to swap with him, and the copies chase him through the house. Lefty smashes the mirror with a softball, the reflections get sucked back in, and Erin and Zack return. At the end, Max plays catch with Lefty and notices he's throwing right-handed now.

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What changed on screen

  1. Behind the scenesFlatliners on the brain

    Stine has said parts of the book were inspired by the 1990 movie Flatliners.

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  2. ReferenceAnother evil mirror

    Series 2000's Ghost in the Mirror isn't a sequel, but it reuses the idea of kids swapped by creatures from a mirror.

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  3. Behind the scenesMade it to TV

    It became episode 13 of S2 of the 1995 show.

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