The Platform

A muscular old man is the only thing standing between Great Britain and certain annihilation - but perhaps not everything is as it seems. This week of The Platform features war rooms, Sherlock Holmes, Buckingham Palace, and Miranda from "Miranda".

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Song: Ross Bugden - Run

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Sharing Spectacular! Kevin shares a project they've been working on, Ryan shares a recent physical deformity.

An unassuming girl stumbles upon a strange book at the library, and what she finds inside may change reality itself forever. Full disclosure: this one makes almost no sense at all. But - you gotta stick around for that ending, you won't see it coming!

A lone stranger, wearing a toadstool hat, rides a salamander into Frog Town. Will she rekindle her past, or run from it? Will she defeat evil, or succumb to it? And what do frogs use as currency? It seems kind of inconsistent.

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Darren Curtis -Hard Justice:

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Follow the adventures of Nessie, a small aquatic creature, as they search for meaning beyond the Great Oyster, and wonder about the direction in which they are forbidden to look: up.

The fellas are busy bees this week, so we offer you this tasty morsel of warmups that they have done over the past weeks, telling very short stories one word at a time.

The fellas pull out their theatre training to bring you a perfect, almost indistinguishable copy of Tennessee Williams' classic, "A Streetcar Named Desire". Nothing about the source material has been changed in any way. They just read the script word for word.

In this episode, an ambitious woman of a very specific age is tasked with babysitting a defiant young girl. Will Jezebel and Courtenay become friends? Or will Courtenay's pet raccoon destroy the house before her parents get home?

This episode is entire reasonable in its scope, concept, and volume. Follow Gregory and Nathaniel, two Wall Street brokers who travel to the great glass pyramid in the heart of New York City to save the stock market from mind wizards.

“Elevator” by David O’Brien

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Come with us to the fictional Slavic town of Jorsaw, where eggs grow from the ground, oranges of flesh grow on the trees, and a young girl with a dream is about to meet an old man who will guide her towards destiny itself.

Music used:

Cajkovskij, Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 - H. Von Karajan, S. Richter, Wiener Symph.