With the advancement of generative A.I. and personal assistant bots, it was only a matter of time until they started to replicate the deceased. It’s one thing to argue the ethics of having an artificial recreation of a human; but an entirely different conversation when your Alexa starts screaming because her human is being cremated. Have these recreations somehow tapped into the souls of the living and dead, or are they purely generating fiction; or perhaps, are they simply destined to generate the same result as the living example?

TW: This episode contains profanity, sexual innuendos, references to guns/gun violence, mentions of death/the dead, spirits, insanity, amnesia, government conspiracy, corporate espionage, and general chaos.

Credits: Robert Schut as Robert Crowley

Ambient tracks for this episode are provided by Bardify, and our theme song, “Investigation” is by JustWanya. The official O.A.I. logo was created by Enviiousness

Bardify: https://www.youtube.com/@bardify

JustWanya: https://soundcloud.com/JustWanya

Enviiousness: https://www.instagram.com/enviiousness/

The remedial class, having left the ice cave, heads back north to their home country, but not before a shopping montage.

This episodes contains profanity, sexual innuendo, references to drugs and alcohol, poison, the Cuban Missile Crisis, politics, and general chaos.

Time loops are more interesting with friends. Our guest star finds himself stuck in a time loop, having gone through the same day for the equivalent of 2 and a half years. However, the monotony of repeated actions is suddenly broken as two new agents enter town. Confused and desperate, this Groundhog Day wannabe grabs their attention. Normally in movies, the main character needs to “learn a lesson” before they can continue living, but how do two agents with no ties to the town learn anything?

TW: Police Activity, Murder, Blood, Curses, Profanity, and General Chaos

Credits: Reggie Williams as Darius "Ace" Cooper

Ambient tracks for this episode are provided by Bardify, and our theme song, “Investigation” is by JustWanya. The official O.A.I. logo was created by Enviiousness

Bardify: https://www.youtube.com/@bardify

JustWanya: https://soundcloud.com/JustWanya

Enviiousness: https://www.instagram.com/enviiousness/

The remedial class explores the rest of the cave, and discovers the identities of those who entered before them, and sadly, the downside to adventuring. With a heavy heart, the gang must grapple with their own mortality, and say goodbye to a dying friend.

Afterwards, they fuck around with a magic hole.

This episodes contains profanity, sexual innuendo, references to drugs and alcohol, dead bodies, gore, death, and general chaos.

Based on the 1991 film “Delirious”, agents come to a small town after noticing the town wasn’t on the map previously. Going to the town, they find a picturesque, yet incredibly quirky small town. The townsfolk all seem enamored with a strange man. He claims he’s a writer for a trashy Soap-Opera, and somehow he’s been transported to his creation, still with the power of writing. However, with absolute power, he’s become completely bored. He can’t die, as every time he becomes sick or injured, he wakes up in the hospital, and he can’t land a killing blow with any of his creations, yet he’s also unable to leave the town.

TW: This episode contains profanity, sexual innuendos, references to guns/gun violence, dead bodies, insanity, and general chaos.

Credits: Jess Ross as Sebastian Carlisle and Rachael Ross as Isabella Aldridge

Ambient tracks for this episode are provided by Bardify, and our theme song, “Investigation” is by JustWanya. The official O.A.I. logo was created by Enviiousness

Bardify: https://www.youtube.com/@bardify

JustWanya: https://soundcloud.com/JustWanya

Enviiousness: https://www.instagram.com/enviiousness/

Back in the present, the Remedial Class enters into the same cave, and witnesses the aftermath of those who came before. Can they piece together the pieces to understand what occurred in here?

This episodes contains profanity, sexual innuendo, references to drugs, and general chaos.

An international smuggling ring turns out to be more sophisticated than first let on; dealing with artifacts from humanity’s past that had immense and unexplained powers or abilities (Think Warehouse 13). When a smuggling run goes bad, and a biblical artifact lands in a small rural community, it’s a race to find the Horn of Jericho before some random schmuck gets their hands on an oscillation weapon capable of destroying structures in their path.

TW: This episode contains profanity, sexual innuendos, real-world religion, gun violence, gore, insanity, and general chaos.

A fun little teaser for an upcoming mini-series

A special episode, taking place before the gang enters the cave, sees our fair players guiding the previous group to have been seen entering the cave known for its ice trolls.

This episodes contains profanity, fantasy violence, and general chaos.

Making their way to the temple of the God of the Dead, the crew learns more about the religion, someone recognizes Holly-Brooke, Eustace hears an unexpected name, and Ayhaz goes to town on some dead guy's shoes. Later, the gang makes plans to go to the ice cave where adventurers had gone missing and rumors of ice trolls are.

This episodes contains profanity, sacrilege, discussion of death, and general chaos.

NOTE: Audio recording of this episode had multiple issues, and the audio will end abruptly, only to begin again, continued from about 5 minutes after Part 1 ends.

Missing 5 Minutes: The gang, minus Eustace, get run out of the church due to Ayhaz's issue with shoes, and Eustace makes a donation to the church while in some kind of catatonic state, which he awakens from at the start of the recording.