All's Fair

A very ew angle on a traditional idea with lots of behind the scenes extras>

Great behind-the-scenes bonus episodes are another reason to listen to this short Time-Travel Audio-Drama series. Quality acting, sound effects, and music. With a twist that the episodes can be listened to in two different orders. Thoughtful work all around.

Very creative, excellent acting. I listened on the Alpha timeline order. I will go back and listen by numbers.

This was an experiment in leveraging the ability of a listener to listen to podcast episodes in whatever they order they want, to tell the same time travel story in different orders. The episodes are short, to the point, and unfortunately, rather simple. The pleasure of time travel/mindscrew stories is that they often build to a surprise that also seems inevitable. Think Doctor Who, who often realizes he's the one who's been setting up his own successes. But you need distractions/red herrings along the way. With just two characters here and all dialogue being incredibly expository, you know from episode 1 exactly what is going to happen. Which is completely fine for something experimental like this. In future, a narrative with the complexity of say Memento or The Time Traveller's Wife or Primer will help to fully realize the promise of this format. Keep up the good work.