Joshua Rapier and Kyle Scher return for the season finale of season two of Elevator Bullpen. In this episode, they are challenged to build on the other's pitch. They both choose one of the four previous pitches of the other person and pitch an addition to that pitch, be it a sequel, prequel, spinoff, etc.

1. Josh pitches a standalone but thematically connected episode to expand upon Kyle's A Tale Of Two Gallifreys series. In 101 Time And Places To Go Before You Die, The Doctor and Lysandra find themselves time scooped from the safety of the TARDIS into a bizarre and dangerous quiz show run by an old foe of The Doctor. But just who is really pulling The Meddling Monk's strings…

2. Following on from Josh’s Amazing Spider-Man 3 pitch, Kyle pitches a 3-episode boxset audio drama series called Web of the Amazing Spider-Man: Silver Bullets. In this prequel following Kraven the Hunter, we see as this villain meticulously stalks his prey to get what he wants and then destroys them. Current prey: Silver Sable and the Wild Pack.

Josh and Kyle return for the penultimate episode of the second season. In this episode, they pitch their takes on the Uncharted franchise transferring it from primarily video games to some other creative mediums.

1. Kyle pitches a five-issue comic book miniseries entitled Uncharted: The Best Driver in the Business. Follow Chloe Frazer as she goes on a series of independent yet connected adventures between each game in the franchise, seeing her develop into the heroic treasure hunter we see in Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

2. Explore both the early and latter days of the womanizing and ethically dubious fortune seeker, Victor 'Goddamn’ Sullivan, as Josh pitches Uncharted: Fools Gold, a Five part prequel audio drama podcast in the throwback style of a 1940’s Radio serial. Kicked out of the navy and forced to become a freelance smuggler, a younger and green Sulley finds he has bitten much more than he can chew when agreeing to help transport Katherine Marlowe of the Hermetic Order to the Gates Of Hell.

Josh and Kyle return for the third episode of the second season. In this episode, they pitch on something that could have been. Many superhero movies get greenlit but then fall through, well the same is true for superhero movie sequels. Kyle and Josh might not go in the direction you expect.

1. As a self-proclaimed defender of the Andrew Garfield Amazing Spider-Man duology and with public interest bigger than ever with TASM’s Peter return and character development in No Way Home, Josh brings his take on a potential Amazing Spider-Man 3. In a dark place for years since the night Gwen Stacy died, focusing more on his actions as Spider-Man while letting his life as Peter Parker fall apart, an encounter with himself from two other universes reinvigorates a lost hope in Peter, to better himself and reclaim the glorious sense of teamwork he had in the other universe, partnering with new vigilante on the block The Prowler and international crime fighter Kraven. But as ever the shadows of the Osborns and their cabal loom large and to rise to the challenge to dismantle this empire, Peter once again finds himself on a self-destructive path. Can he truly be the best Spider-Man the world needs him to be if the life problems of Peter Parker are in the way; or will a hidden deathwish threaten to destroy Peter and everyone in his life…

2. Kyle looks at a potential modern-day sequel to the 2003 Daredevil film starring Ben Affleck called Daredevil: Roulette. Twenty years have passed, the Kingpin of Crime’s empire has fallen, New York City is on the brink of a gang war, a new drug claimed to give people special abilities has hit the streets, and amidst the chaos a serial killer stalks the streets. Matt Murdock’s life is about to crumble out from underneath him, leaving him no way out, no hope of peace. All that remains is for him to play a game of Russian Roulette.

Josh and Kyle return for the second episode of the second season. In this episode, they pitch what they would do with certain literary works that are in the Public Domain.

Joshua Rapier and Kyle Scher return for the second season of Elevator Bullpen. In this episode, they each tackle their own vision of Doctor Who by each pitching a fancast Doctor and a season of stories.

Joshua Rapier and Kyle Scher return for the season finale of season one of Elevator Bullpen. In this episode, they are challenged to build on the other's pitch. They both choose one of the four previous pitches of the other person and pitch an addition to that pitch, be it a sequel, prequel, spinoff, etc.

Joshua Rapier and Kyle Scher return for the penultimate episode of season one of Elevator Bullpen. In this episode, they tackle one of the biggest franchises in the entire world, the galaxy far far away, Star Wars.

Joshua Rapier and Kyle Scher return for the third episode of season one of Elevator Bullpen. In this episode, they each take a different path in their take on the video game franchise Life is Strange. Kyle pitches an adaptation and Josh pitches a new game.

Joshua Rapier and Kyle Scher return for the second episode of season one of Elevator Bullpen. In this episode, they attempt to reformat and fix current (at the time of recording) Doctor Who Series 13: Flux and Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett, into a more cohesive season of television. Please note that this was recorded early in 2022 so before the airing of Mandalorian Season 3/Any Star Wars shows from Obi-Wan and beyond and The Power of the Doctor Special.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Elevator Bullpen! Kyle Scher and Joshua Rapier take you on a creative journey in their pitches that ask what they would do if they had control over a particular franchise. First on the list is Star Trek. Please note that this was recorded in early 2022, so before Star Trek: Picard Season 2 had finished airing.