In this episode... Walt gets a little too creative with a mini-fridge, Poppy and Beibo become accomplices, Petunia changes her voice, and Eleanor totally doesn't have a panic attack. The saga of Brock and Sonya goes off the wall, featuring Mechagodzilla and the greatest terror Brock Austin has ever faced. Plus: the fans perform "Ear-Trumpet Zone" and Mary performs the traditional "Let No Man Steal Your Thyme".
KOLD is written, mixed, and directed by Isabelle Rogers, with tech support by Tim Rogers and music by Val Haynes. The cast for this episode is:
Scott Barkhurst as Joe
Bill Furtick as Conall Kaleo
Tray Hammond as Beibo Suncloud
Greg Havton as Victor
Pamela Lehan-Siegel as Mary
Aimee Manley as Katy
Emma Paulini as Poppy Valley
Isabelle Rogers as Narrator/Petunia Stonebury
Thor Rogers as Walter Kay
Dante Thanhardt as Maximiliano
Adrienne West as Eleanor Krakaufsky
"KOLD Theme" performed by Emma Paulini; "Ear-Trumpet Zone" performed by Emma Paulini, music by Val Haynes, lyrics by Isabelle Rogers. "Let No Man Steal Your Thyme" performed by Pamela Lehan-Siegel.
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