Episode 3: An Alligator or Something

Something is lurking in the bottom of the local pool, and the Kings are determined to find out what. Also, let's not forget blackmail material, Jurassic Park, Lake Placid, and a perfectly good chicken. Opening/closing theme, "Stellar", was written and performed by Jason Thomas. Additional music from YouTube Audio Library. Sound effects used are in compliance with CC0, or from www.freesfx.co.uk. Project STELLAR © 2016 RTC Productions. All Rights Reserved. Visit us at razethecurtain.tumblr.com for more information.

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