Mixtape Stories Michael Juge

After getting herself in some major trouble, Caitlin’s dad has had enough and sends her off to finish high school in the 1990s. For Gen Alpha no punishment could be greater. But grounded in the turn of the millennium, Caitlin comes to learn more about her dad and his generation once called slackers.

In the concluding episode, Rhiannon and the Passage make their way to the house in New Orleans in the hopes of resurrecting the door. While the others are eager to leave the simulation, Rhiannon contends with the prospect of losing two people most dear to her.

In the second episode of the three part miniseries, Rhiannon is reunited with her daughter along with her long lost friend and finds that her dreams are tied to the events unfolding. What’s more, Rhiannon may be key to the simeality.

As a Religious Studies professor, Rhiannon endeavors to make sense of the seismic revelation five years ago that struck the world to its core. When the scientists involved with the discovery are murdered and her daughter’s commune is attacked, Rhiannon’s own world is upended as she learns that the events from her adolescence–– memories of which she suppressed-–are key to unlocking secrets behind the revelation.

In the concluding episode of Gray Alien’s Burden, after the devastating explosion Canada makes its decision and Robin learns who’s behind the attack on Maple Leaf.

In the second episode of the three-part miniseries, Gray Officer Robin works with her human counterpart Jake to help the victims of the Cruel Summer living in Maple Leaf. Meanwhile, a xenophobic movement is gaining momentum across the world and in Canada in particular as the battered nation is on the eve deciding whether to join the United Gray Consortium as a subsidiary or continue to struggle on their own. Tensions mount between the duo as the plebiscite nears.