This is the first vampire themed episode. The others include: The Tale Of The Midnight Madness, The Tale Of The Night Shift, and The Tale Of Vampire Town. (edit) Johnni Keyworth, who played Mr. Mitchell, also played Gus in the episode called The Tale Of The Thirteenth Floor. (edit) Carl Alachhi, who played Mr. Braun in this episode, also played Gordon/ The Werewolf, in the episode titled, The Tale Of The Full Moon. (edit) This story was told by Betty Ann. (edit)

Dayday: What's with the black clothes?
Emma: I think they look cool. Maybe they're artists. Or foreign diplomats.
Dayday: Or maybe they got dressed in the dark and don't know they look stupid. (edit) Mr. Braun: (to Lex) You've just been invited over by our new guests.
Mrs. Braun: Oh, you were wise to come to this country. There is so much more fresh blood here.
Mr. Braun: And nobody believes that the child could be a vampire! (edit) Dayday: They work at a hospital. That's why they have all the blood.
Emma: And how was I supposed to know that?
Dayday: (mocking Emma) "We better get them before they get us, Dayday! Ooh, I'm so scared!"
Emma: All right, I made a mistake!
Dayday: I'm never gonna let you forget this. (edit) David: So she's gonna go over there in the middle of the night? Adios, Emma.
Eric: But they might not be vampires.
Kristen: Then why are all those people getting sick?
Kiki: Yeah, it's like blood being sucked from their necks! I love it! (edit) Emma: Look where these people came from. Here. Ukraine. That's right in the middle of all those creepy places--Romania, Bulgaria, TRANSYLVANIA. And what about all those people? They're all getting sick! Weak and pale, and they all have bandages on their necks! There's only one explanation.
Dayday: And what's that?
Emma: Our neighbors are vampires.
Dayday: Ugh, I'm dreaming! (edit) Betty Ann: With ghosts and ghouls, there are no rules, but a vampire's bite... only comes at night. (edit) Emma: If you sit in front of the TV all day, you're going to turn into Dad.
DayDay: Good, if that happens, I'll send you to your room. (edit) Betty Ann: (Story Intro)Things are scarier at night, especially in my story. You can be scared during the day, but don't bother, becasue the real terror, never begins until night falls. Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society, except for Eric, I call this story... The Tale Of The Nightly Neighbors. (edit) Mrs. Braun: You were right, master, in coming to this country. So much more fresh blood!
Mr. Braun: And no one would believe that a little boy could be a vampire! (edit) Emma: We've got to get them... before they get us! (edit)

This is one of the many episodes to feature alliteration in it's title ("Nightly Neighbors"). (edit) Goof: When Emma was hiding, nearly a third of her body was showing, yet Mr. Braun did not see her. (edit) Goof: When Emma dumps the popcorn on DayDay's head, some lands on his shoulder, but when the camera changes angles it's gone. (edit) During the first scene of the story, Dayday can be seen watching the classic 1960's movie Night of the Living Dead. (edit) Goof: Lex walks past a mirror in Dayday's house and we see his reflection, but it is later revealed that Lex is a vampire. Therefore, he should not have had a reflection in the mirror. (edit)

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