Strange Days at Blake Holsey High - Related Shows

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Although it is not a spin-off, Strange Days at Blake Holsey High has significant connections with several other series for children.

  • Like Strange Days at Blake Holsey High, the Disney Channel series So Weird dealt with paranormal phenomena, and had series-long story arcs. Henry Winkler was an executive producer/consultant on both shows. On Latin America, both shows were aired in a same block, on Fox Kids, and then Jetix.
  • All of the continuing adult cast and some of the guest stars on Strange Days previously appeared in another Disney Channel series, The Famous Jett Jackson. Both shows were produced in Canada by Fireworks.
  • The Zack Files, another series about a young protagonist encountering the paranormal, starred Robert Clark and Michael Seater, with Shadia Simmons in a recurring role.
  • Michael Seater (Lucas), Shadia Simmons (Corrine), Robert Clark (Vaughn), and John Ralston (Avenir) have since gone on to appear in the Family Channel series Life with Derek. Seater plays the title character. Simmons has a recurring role as Emily Davis, a friend of Derek's stepsister, Casey MacDonald. Ralston plays George Venturi. Robert Clark has a guest role as Patrick. This show is also produced in Canada.
  • The series' premise is similar to the internet TV show O'Grady (The N).
  • Executive producer and creator Jim Rapsas cited Buffy the Vampire Slayer as a huge influence on the show, which shows in the structure and basic idea.
  • The premise is similar to House of Anubis on Nickelodeon.

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