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August 9, 2019 102 mins
In which the omnipresent (and possibly omnipotent), multidimensional Lt. Frall chooses to finally take some time off, but sends a future version of themself back in time to take their place and be present again when The Fairgrounds' senior staff is visited by The Fidorians, a friendly, dog-like species that turns out to have a surprisingly dark side, as the demand the return of an unknown item known to be on the station. Perhaps Sherlock HolmesBot and his associate Veronica Gardens can help find the mysterious mcguffin. Meanwhile, The Electric Egg runs afoul of the all-powerful Musicians Union, and must placate their rep, Mo Stolber, if they don't want to be shut down.     EPISODE THREE "Such Stuff as Dreams" written by Linus Gelber   featuring John Amir as John B Berit Johnson as Althaar, Transit Voice, Customs Officer, Sopon, Kwontz Derrick Peterson as Xtopps, HECNET Voice Ivanna Cullinan as Commander Torianna, Safety DirectorBot Alyssa Simon as Lieutenant-Commander Frallen-Br'ar, PA Voice Eli Ganias as Hardyfox "H.F." Fornes, HTA Voice Amanda La Pergola as Mrs. Frondrinax, Transit Voice, Customs Officer Zuri Washington as Delilah "Dee" Mallory, Transit Hub Voice Chris Lee as Chip Frinkel with David Arthur Bachrach:  Crazy Caller, Rex Linus Gelber: CommsBot, Mo Stolber, Radio DJ Ian W. Hill: Announcer, Recreation DirectorBot, Sherlock HolmesBot, Customs Officer Lex Friedman: Transit Voice, Veronica Gardens, Door Voice Jessica Stoya: Completely Innocent Not-a-Smuggler Traveler Olivia Baseman: Amber on the Bridge Dean Haspiel: Hunter the Fidorian Leila Okafor: Fidorian Movie Narration Philip Cruise: Tactical Officer     Berit is the supervising producer, showrunner, and script supervisor Ian is the audio producer, sound designer, and technical supervisor The writers’ room consists of Berit, Ian, John, Amanda, Chris, Philip, Lex, and Linus Theme and Interstitial Music composed and performed by Anna Stefanic Songs composed, arranged, and programmed by Berit with help from Ian and Anna   Illustration by Dean Haspiel Library Music and SFX licensed from Storyblocks WEB: www.geminicollisionworks.com -- TWITTER: @AlthaarTweeting ‏and @LifeWithAlthaar  Optimized for best listening on earbuds or headphones.   Entire Production © 2019 Gemini CollisionWorks   Thank you for your attention; it is a pleasure working for you.   A Gemini CollisionWorks Production   EPISODE SCRIPT HERE!    
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