24 episodes
Bridgewater Grim & Mild
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- Fiction
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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When a relic from his past is rediscovered, folklore professor Jeremy Bradshaw puts his life on hold to solve the mystery. Along the way, he’s helped by people who challenge everything he believes in, and ultimately tries to answer the question: can the past be rewritten? A supernatural thriller for your ears, starring Misha Collins, Melissa Ponzio, and Alan Tudyk. Created by Aaron Mahnke and written by Lauren Shippen.
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Chapter 11: The In Between
Once one impossible thing has happened, it feels the world could come apart at the seams. Folklore professor Jeremy Bradshaw does his best to hold himself together after getting everything he's always wanted and having his entire worldview shattered in the process.
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Chapter 12: Second Chances
Reunions continue, introductions are made, and monsters are confronted. The Bradshaw-Beckers hope they are at the end of their rocky journey, but they may just be at the beginning of something else.
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Chapter 13: Bells & Rings
Eviscerations abound, but a new friend is made. Meanwhile, Vipin and Olivia make a connection.
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Chapter 14: Borrowing Trouble
Thomas does his best to adapt to the modern world as Anne and Jeremy worry over what comes next.
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Chapter 15: The Seekers
A visitor in town brings answers and more questions with them as a local group provides an unexpected set of allies.
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Chapter 16: The Howler
Peyton Blake has difficult news to share with Jeremy, Anne, and Thomas, while Olivia shares difficult news of her own with her mother.
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Customer Reviews
Excited for the next 8 episodes✨
International fan so though I’m unfamiliar with the local lore of the location I felt like I was properly immersed with the introductions given here, the sound effects were exceptional and the dialogues were great; you could feel the interchanging emotions and opinions of Jeremy and Anne throughout. Every element complimented each other for the full product to paint a vivid and eerie picture that you need to use your personal perception and the extent of your imagination for which is amazing; It’s like an extensive midnight campfire tale brought to another level by making you live the POV of those impacted from the tale, which is what I’m sure the creators were going for.