Episode Notes
The Way We Were Credits
Episode 4: The Way We Were
While Maggie Perez may be excited to see her daughter Lexi off to college, her husband Oscar feels differently. Little does this family of three realize just how far behind schedule his inability to accept the present will set them.
This episode was written by Mark Zurek and directed by Elsbeth Denman
Oscar was played by Victor Almanzar
Maggie was played by Francesca Nong
Lexi was played by Rose Hahn
Jack was played by Charlie Aleman
The Narrator was played by Mark Zurek
Dark Valley is produced and edited by Elsbeth Denman
This podcast is recorded under a SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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