49 episodes
Where the Stars Fell Caldera Studios
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4.2 • 29 Ratings
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Dr. Edison Tucker is having a very weird life. Not being able to die tends to color things that way. Lucille Kensington is the literary scene’s biggest enigma. That’s just the way she likes it. When the pair find themselves sharing a cabin in the strangest town in America— Jerusalem, OR— they’re prepared for a housemate situation from hell. What they’re not expecting is tidings of a stranger sort: Ed is the antichrist, Lucy her guardian angel, and if they can’t find a way to work together soon, the rapture is set to take first the town, then the world… but neither of them know that yet. Welcome to Jerusalem, OR, where what doesn’t kill you is just another mystery.
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Episode Twenty: Boiling Over
Edison and Lucy try to prepare for the next two months.
Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode features the song “Just Embrace the Rapture”, written and composed by Tyler Petty and Newton Schottelkotte, and produced by Tyler Petty.
TW: Violence, misophonia
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Episode Twenty-One: Everybody Goes To the Rapture
An unconventional evangelist forces the ICUP into an unexpected team-up.
Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte.
TW: Comedic self-mutilation, discussion of murder and kidnapping, unreality
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Episode Twenty-Two: Who's Afraid of Ken Keeler?
The ICUP explores each other’s bodies.
Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte.
TW: Discussion of the Dave Matthews Band River Chicago Incident (Google it and decide/prepare accordingly, you'll see why)
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Episode Twenty-Three: And the Prom Is Tomorrow
With his prom-posal scheduled the day of the annual Chili Cook Off, Mike’s got a full plate.
Note- we'll be taking a mid-season break for the rest of June, but we'll be back July 7th with our crossover with Forgive Me!, and Episode 24 on July 21st. See you then!
Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode featured some last-minute but nonetheless invaluable crowd cameos from: Tonia Ransom, Brad Colbroock, Bee Hyland, Jackie Hedeman, Max Fleischhacker but wearing glasses and a mustache, Evan Gulock, Gavin Gaddis, Josh Rubino in many sets of glasses and mustaches, and Alexander Danner.
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Episode Twenty-Four: Something Other Than the Desperation
This isn’t a game anymore.
Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode features the song, “Let Me Be Yours”, written and produced by Newton Schottelkotte. It can be purchased on Bandcamp here, and is available to stream on all major platforms.
TW: Violence, alcohol
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Episode Twenty-Five: Probability
Lucy and BB take a hike.
Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode features the song, “Blood On Your Shoes”, written and composed by Newton Schottelkotte and produced by Tyler Petty. It can be purchased on Bandcamp here.
TW: Ableism
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Customer Reviews
So engaging!!
I started listening to this, not knowing what it had in store. The first season is brilliant and interesting, and I loved the interactions between all the characters. Then came the second season. And all that did was make me go back and listen to the first season again, thinking about how well they had planned everything, and all the hints they’d given. Then everything comes together between all the characters towards the end. Apparently there’s another season coming; I can’t wait!
Love this so much
Inspired a long running Dungeons and Dragons campaign set in the US in the middle of nowhere (location unspecified) so thanks so much for helping me with ideas for a campaign
I love this show
The reluctant antichrist and her guardian angel come to terms with their roles in the impending rapture. While battling a gauntlet of obstacles all intent on taking out our “unwilling Damian” they slowly falling in love with each other as they try to find a way to avoid ending the world in a few short months.
All caught up and now waiting every fortnight with bated breath for each new instalment.