Citizen Q Christopher Burns
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CITIZEN Q is a 12 Episode Psychological Noir Thriller told through the Radio Serial medium. Dealing with themes of suburban apathy, the police state, totalitarian capitalism and identity in the modern age, Citizen Q crosses the genres of spy thriller, psycho-drama and dystopian Sci-Fi to tell a mind bending story.
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Dead Man's Secret
What lies beyond the secret of the Citizens? When the nuclear family falls apart where is the hope for the future? Everything comes crashing down and no one survives the fall out without scars in the Final Episode of Citizen Q season one!
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Side Affects
The fallout from The Room Without Tears continues to bury Jerry in paranoia and threats from every side. To survive he's going to have to harm those he once loved, and risk his very sanity for a chance for freedom.
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The Subtle Art of Divorce
5:48 a.m., Jerry wakes up and goes about his day like he's always done. Everything is peachy now, everything is as it should be. There's nothing rotten creeping just below the hunk-dory reality of his suburban life. Nothing at all.
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Building a Better You
With his back to the wall Jerry decided to strike preemptively. What comes next might be the very end of Jerry's quest as he meets the Room Without Tears.
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All the Small Things
The trap tightens and Jerry is feeling the pressure. Desperate times call for paranoid measures, but just how far is Jerry willing to go?
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Beneath the Surface
With unseen enemies at every turn Jerry finds his world becoming an increasingly bizarre maze with no obvious exits.
Customer Reviews
Refreshing spin
I won’t give it away in the review. If you like mysterious drama pods, you’ll like this take on it. Well done.
Decent.
Interesting but basic storyline. Tried to be edgy with some events in the second to last episode but didn’t ring true with the main character’s arc. Last episode was hard to follow because of its structure; tried too hard to wrap everything up instead of focusing just on the main character.
Darkly comic mindscrew
Take The Truman Show and 1984, throw them into a blender, add excellent use of repetition and quick cuts to disorient the listener, a too cheery performance by the lead, darkly comic observations about work, family, and pets and you get this story which slowly pulls you in detail by detail. Really excited to see where this goes.