The Evilympics

Episode 7 of the Through The Attic Door podcast, hosted by Hotel Elsewhere, titled "The Evilympics" was published on October 13, 2020 and runs 27 minutes.

October 13, 2020 ·27m · Through The Attic Door

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Summary

Whilst trying to sit through yet another of the Scientist's dreadfully dull ponerology lessons, the Demon comes to a sudden epiphany... maybe the Scientist isn't the best suited to teach the gang how to embrace their evil ways. In the underworld, there is a dedicated competition devoted to figuring out who is the most nefarious being... a competition called the evilympics. Dragged into the fray alongside the Wandering Wizards, the Mice and a group of bonafide supervillains, will the Attic Gang be able to hold their own and prove how evil they truly are? The Scientist seems reluctant, the Gremlin seems bloodthirsty and Brian the Robot seems like they have something they need to say...

Episode Description

Whilst trying to sit through yet another of the Scientist's dreadfully dull ponerology lessons, the Demon comes to a sudden epiphany... maybe the Scientist isn't the best suited to teach the gang how to embrace their evil ways. In the underworld, there is a dedicated competition devoted to figuring out who is the most nefarious being... a competition called the evilympics. Dragged into the fray alongside the Wandering Wizards, the Mice and a group of bonafide supervillains, will the Attic Gang be able to hold their own and prove how evil they truly are? The Scientist seems reluctant, the Gremlin seems bloodthirsty and Brian the Robot seems like they have something they need to say...

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