Slumberland Tom Mansell

Reminds me of some of the more bizarre and surreal Monty Python sketches - a darker, stranger Burnistoun or Portlandia. The episodes are short and sweet chapters in the life of a sight-seer on an island gone mad where doorways to alternate realities and what’s possible and isn’t have been thrown open...

...And so we’re all taken on the most fascinating tour of the place, everywhere on the island (and everywhere has a strange, wondrous story to tell).

It’s odd, quirky, and goofy; with a strong undercurrent of mystery that will carry you into deep waters. Out there, you may find yourself washed up onto the shore of a strange island called Slumberland.

The episodes are short and the narrator's voice may be one to get used by some, but soon grabs you and doesn't let go. The story and world grow and grow, becoming more complex and fascianting. It's Twin Peaks meets the X-Files in a wonderful mixing of the two.