Join Mark and Ryan (and Chris) in a special roundup episode as they check-in on all of the elements that have been created for their town so far. They’ll revisit Benicio the Singing Baker, Eric the Giant, the town fountain, the festivities of GAZEBO, and they’ll even introduce a new citizen or two. They also take a visit to “The Void” where rejected ideas find a strange new life.
What this episode established
The hosts review the history of the Fountain of Seven Miracles, clarifying its physical description and the town's official motto. The discussion covers the Sandwich Miracle that took place roughly sixty years ago, and it's connection to a mysterious divot.
Jordan Michaels is introduced as a cub reporter, but has 15 years of experience with the Albuquerque Weekly Alibi. Jordan interviews Eric about a local car wreck involving Mayor McDaddy.
A reporter interviews Eric regarding a car wreck he witnessed in front of City Hall.
This episode highlights how Mayor McDaddy took power via the 30-Day Rule, and may be involved in a limo crash.
This episode explores the mechanics and administrative role of the 30-Day Rule, beginning with a town council meeting that establishes its legislative framework.
This episode establishes a timeline for the Great Invasion, placing the event roughly sixty years in the past.
The City Councilperson is introduced as a mysterious figure from the 1960s who claims to have performed a miracle at the fountain. Makes eating noises into the mic, be warned.
During the episode The Professor concludes a class and speaks with a student about the town's fountain and the symbology surrounding it.
Sandy Albertson is introduced as a student who seeks to understand the town's local mysteries through the lens of symbology.
A student of symbology investigates the Sandwich Miracle as a notable local mystery. This episode establishes the details of the Sandwich Miracle and explains how the trick was performed at the fountain.
The episode identifies the Divot, a specific physical landmark situated exactly twelve paces in front of the Fountain of Seven Miracles.
This episode explores Scott Cam's role as the potential source of the sandwich miracle.
During the episode, the show explores the concept of The Void, where failed ideas go to live. The Void Keeper appears to oversee these concepts and interacts with a hotshot reporter inmate.