13 episodes
Consumed Grim & Mild
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- Fiction
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4.1 • 321 Ratings
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When struggling journalist Sarah Simmons finds herself stranded in an idyllic New Hampshire town, her unexpected visit turns into a nightmare.
Steeped in history and filled with legends, the residents of Danville soon learn that the past is not always meant to be forgotten. Their lives will be forever changed, while the hope of a future without terror rests on the shoulders of a stranger who may hold the keys to the past.
This is Consumed, a brand new story set in the same universe as the award-winning hit fiction podcast, Bridgewater.
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12 | The Unreachable Star
Finally, the truth of Danville is revealed. But is it too late? Racing against the clock, can Sarah and Gordon survive to do anything about it? Or will another body be consumed by the terror that has haunted the town for centuries?
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11 | The One for the Rest
Welcome to Shaw’s Diner! Serving the residents of Danville for decades.
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10 | The Whispers
The break that Sarah and Gordon have been looking for is found hiding in plain sight. But the truth they uncover is even more terrifying than they could have imagined.
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9 | Silence
What lies underneath may hold the answers Sarah and Gordon are looking for. But how deep are they willing to go?
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8 | The Bottle
Sarah and Gordon hide away inside the safety of the Allen Memorial Library, but soon realize it may not be the sanctuary they thought it was.
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7 | Until Proven Guilty
An unlikely ally helps Sarah and Gordon as they dig deeper into the past. But with every clue comes yet another question—and more lies.
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Customer Reviews
Good
Overall I enjoy the podcast- I don’t understand the Gordon dislike, he’s fine. The main character is a bit shrill and some of the dialogue is a bit… sitcom-y one liners and little jokes that i could do without bc it’s meaningless banter. Like 5-6 lines to convey something that could be conveyed in 1 -2 lines. But it’s fine. The setting is cool - Id like more description somehow and less banter but not sure how that could work in an audio drama without a narrator? Anyway it’s creative and clearly a lot of work went into it. I appreciate the bridge water crossover. I do agree with another reviewer that felt uncomfortable with the use of Native American myth. Coulda used something else….thats a bit dated and used and has some valid criticisms. But I’d definitely listen to another season or a cross over/ spin off. (Oh and if any producers are reading : the variation in voice is super helpful for a generation raised on tv and internet! The sheriff was instantly recognizable of course but other secondary characters like Avery’s parents took a second- especially since episodes are short and spread out. )
One issue
I only took a star off cus of the use of the something from native mythos. The W@;&:o is not something that anyone should be using their stories
Stinker
I really enjoyed the Bridgewater series, but the quality of writing and acting in this one took a massive nosedive. I kept listening, kind of like you might keep eating something awful in the hopes the next bite will taste better…but it just never does.