22 episodes
The Endless Ocean The Fool's Gallery
-
- Fiction
-
-
5.0 • 19 Ratings
-
The Endless Ocean follows the ship, the Alabaster Queen, as it sails into an unexplored, haunted, and dangerous ocean. The crew of the Queen will sail beyond the edge of the world, where gods, humans and creatures of unknown magic and origins vie for survival on the tide.
-
Chapter 1: The Wavewalker
Max Landau, a scribe running from his past, sets sail aboard The Alabaster Queen. The ship is pointed south, into The Endless Ocean, an expanse of water so vast, and dangerous not even the sun dares venture into it. All is well for Max, until he sees something in waves.
-
Chapter 2: Part of the Stew, Part of the Crew
A month into the voyage Max is becoming better acquainted with the crew surrounding him. But the more he learns, the more he wishes to stay ignorant.
-
Chapter 3: Last Port
The crew of The Alabaster Queen weigh anchor in Last Port, the last known island in the world. There, they find revelry, alcohol, and just a little bit of blood.
-
Chapter 4: Watch Dog
On his second day in Last Port, Max enters into a backroom dealings with two shadowy figures. All goes swimmingly until Willas, poor, foolish Willas, intervenes.
-
Chapter 5: The Knight of Nothing
Waking in a cage, Willas and Max are trapped, and helpless. In perhaps their final moments, Willas tells Max the tragic tale of how he bought the Alabaster Queen.
-
Chapter 6: Spider Bite
Still caged, Max and Willas are visited by an old man, whose job it is to put a price on human life.
Customer Reviews
Different and excellent
Just finished season 1 —what a cliffhanger— and can’t wait for more. This is the first narrative I’ve heard set aboard a ship in the ocean and the many details and sounds give it a fresh feeling. The creators voice is pleasant and easy to listen to, and the story is creative and very interesting. Highly recommend!
The show is great
I love this show. So creative. It’s nice to just go sit back and let the story take you.
Gripping Eloquence
With such inundation of media to consume in our day and age, from TV shows, movies, podcasts, games, music and more, it’s it becomes tiresome and easy to neglect when someone says, “You HAVE to watch/listen to this.”
“The Endless Ocean” and all the work of The Fool’s Gallery engages the tumultuous waters of pop cultural peer pressure like anything else, but what sets it apart is the guarantee that once you just tip your toe — or your ... earlobe? — into the written and spoken words of Keenan Ellis, you’ll be more hooked and enraptured by the story he weaves for you than I promise you’re anticipating.