2.06: Overdue

"Sometimes the present and the past need to stay separate."CAST:Leland Heed: Victor AlgernonVaris Zima: HuxleySerina Johnston: Jules KroeberFin Carter: Roger MorrisNoelle Salisbury: Lucy CalvinE. G. Tariku: Hugo HighsmithEnsemble: Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers, Adrian Frisbee, Bea Holt, Moira-Juliet "MJ" Scott, Luka HorvatWRITING STAFF: Stanford BlueEDITOR: Stoker LeopoldSound effects this week by MindlessTrails, Hourofmidnight, alec_mackay, ALLANZ10D, adilbek_sounds, JohnsonBrandEditing, GowlerMusic, alec_mackay, GeorgeEvans, wangzhuokun, kintana24, Sheyvan, straget, SpliceSound, SeanSecret, Snipperbes, and previously credited artists via freesound.org.Music: Mozart K.488 Piano Concerto #23 in A 2nd mov. AdagioTRANSCRIPTSocial media, Patreon, and Fundrazr: https://linktr.ee/brainrotpresents Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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