Speaker 1: Tomorrow's Monsters. There's a production of I Heart Radio Flint
Speaker 1: Picture Company, Psycopia Pictures and Upper Room Productions. It will
Speaker 1: take around two point nine seconds for an object, say
Speaker 1: amount of five ft eleven inches weighing one and sixty
Speaker 1: two pounds, to fall from a thirteen story window of
Speaker 1: a building too the street below, not that a humans
Speaker 1: mass has any bury On the kinematic equation, the speeder
Speaker 1: impact would be roughly twenty seven meters per second or
Speaker 1: kilometers per hour. Upon impact, a number of things happened
Speaker 1: to the body at once. The skull may shutter. They
Speaker 1: also may disconnect from the rest of the heart, pumping
Speaker 1: blood into the body cavity, depriving the brain of fresh oxygen.
Speaker 1: The sudden impact could cause the blood vessels, even sells
Speaker 1: themselves to rupture, but to one point five gallons of
Speaker 1: blood can leave the body a human water balloon, flowing
Speaker 1: from beneath the surface into the light. Some may take
Speaker 1: solace in the idea that you may blackout from the
Speaker 1: terror before landing, or have a heart attack from the stress.
Speaker 1: But as they say, it's not the fool that kills you,
Speaker 1: it's the landing. This scene has been playing in my head,
Speaker 1: over and over a fever dream, constantly on repeat the
Speaker 1: seconds leading up to my brother's death, because this is
Speaker 1: how I imagine him, my brother being attacked and thrown
Speaker 1: to his death from thirteen stories. I say attack because
Speaker 1: that is the only scenario that makes sense, because I
Speaker 1: knew my brother and my brother would never go out
Speaker 1: of a thirteen story window voluntarily. Never, and yet suicide.
Speaker 1: It's the official cause of death on Michael's death certificate.
Speaker 1: But it's like my father always told me, never trust
Speaker 1: the official lion. The world needs to know what really
Speaker 1: happened and who is responsible. January seven, two pm Jenna
Speaker 1: ma Marca. He most recently passed mile marker over two
Speaker 1: days to Arlington at this rate, that is, if I
Speaker 1: don't make too many stops. Can I help you with
Speaker 1: anything else? Jack? Yeah? Actually, that truck behind us, how
Speaker 1: long has it been there? The Model four XT cargo
Speaker 1: truck has remained point three miles behind us for two hours?
Speaker 1: Is that model man? No, Jack, it is a fully
Speaker 1: automated com cargo vehicle. Would you like me to go
Speaker 1: online for more information? As Jenna. By the way, Jenna,
Speaker 1: can you introduce yourself? I'm Jenna and what are you, Jenna?
Speaker 1: I'm your connected virtual assistant? Well not connected? Correct? I
Speaker 1: am currently not connected? Would you like me to No, Jenna,
Speaker 1: stop asking. I will tell you if I want to
Speaker 1: connect you got it, Jack, Jenna is my only companion
Speaker 1: on this voyage. Isn't that right? Jenna? Apparently before this
Speaker 1: trip she was just my c v A. But now
Speaker 1: I think I'm getting attached. Jenna? Can you die up
Speaker 1: a sarcasm? Another I don't want to fall in love
Speaker 1: or anything. Whatever you say, Jack, Yeah, here's what we know.
Speaker 1: Three people died of apparent suicides after participating the Next
Speaker 1: Corps of Human trials of this soon to launch product shut.
Speaker 1: I mind that they eliminates the need to sleep, and
Speaker 1: one of them was my m Michael. Okay, September. I'm late,
Speaker 1: not good. There was my first day in Next Corp,
Speaker 1: my first day of my new job as Max full
Speaker 1: as personal assisting. Can I help you? I'm Jack Locker.
Speaker 1: I'm head to see Mr Fuller, Hi Jack, Mr Fuller?
Speaker 1: Really dirty? No, it's followed. It gives me an opportunity
Speaker 1: to introduce you know. I was confused. The problem was sleep,
Speaker 1: as in that I hadn't had any I knew it
Speaker 1: was a risk not sleeping because it was my first
Speaker 1: day at next Corp and I needed to be sharp
Speaker 1: make an impression. I took the risk of staying up
Speaker 1: all night because sleep deprivation was tolerable. The alternative was not.
Speaker 1: The alternative was night terrors, which actually makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: I been grieving and I was having me some fever dreams,
Speaker 1: and these nightmares were getting worse. They were evolving, becoming
Speaker 1: more lucid. I would wake up to the sound of
Speaker 1: tapping on my bedroom window and this metallic smell, like
Speaker 1: rust and the cane leaves. In the nightmare, I see him.
Speaker 1: Their brother was standing outside of my bedroom window, tapping
Speaker 1: on the glass, his face stretched in anguish to formed
Speaker 1: and flattened and still caked with the blood from the
Speaker 1: four that killed him. It's dislocated draw, preventing him from
Speaker 1: saying wherever it was he had come to say. It
Speaker 1: was like my brother's spirit was just just holding on,
Speaker 1: just clinging desperately to its last physical contact me for
Speaker 1: this nightmare a hundred times, for the last time there
Speaker 1: was something new. He wrote a message on the glass layers,
Speaker 1: spelled out in his own body, fluid and blood. Two
Speaker 1: words luck. It's such were my nightmares. So I chose
Speaker 1: not to happen, at least not before my first day
Speaker 1: and Next Corp with Max Fuller. Mr Fuller, I just
Speaker 1: wanted to say how much this means to me. I mean, no,
Speaker 1: no, no no, no, I get it. No, no need for
Speaker 1: the continued gratitude thing. Look, I'm happy to have you here, Jack,
Speaker 1: and we've got some work to do, so just up
Speaker 1: here on the right. On my first day, Max introduced
Speaker 1: me to the top minds of Next Corp, which coincidentally
Speaker 1: also happened to be some of the top minds in
Speaker 1: the human enhancement industry. They operated out of a reclaimed
Speaker 1: warehouse in the dog Patch district of San Francisco. The
Speaker 1: innovations that spring from this neighborhood are respon in school
Speaker 1: for a considerable portion of California's GDP, which is now
Speaker 1: the fourth largest on the planet. Everything here has reclaimed wood,
Speaker 1: ship lab and rusty colors. It's a form of curated authenticity,
Speaker 1: built on the graveyard of the past and decorated with
Speaker 1: his bones. Has a strange chili sort of fields. Unnatural everyone.
Speaker 1: This is Jack, Jack Lock. He'll be working with us.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, what I don't understand. This is Jack who
Speaker 1: will be working with us. Yeah, I got that. Isn't
Speaker 1: this We'll talk about Jesus. I'll go first. Hey Jack,
Speaker 1: I'm Finn Connolly. Yes, hey, I've heard of you that
Speaker 1: the Steve was in the act of human enhuntment. Okay, yeah, sure.
Speaker 1: And this is Cassandra Berkeley. She's a partner and our
Speaker 1: staff psychiatristicest woman in the building. Nice to meet you.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, Max, Can we speak in the hallway? We
Speaker 1: can do that later, can't Max? Fine? Gentlemen, be sweet,
Speaker 1: don't worry. She's always like that. Well not always, was her.
Speaker 1: Me little this morning, it was just ten minutes ago.
Speaker 1: We're making bets on how quickly you'd be ejected from
Speaker 1: the building, and yet here you stand. Wow, so I'm
Speaker 1: not very popular around you. Well, to be completely honest
Speaker 1: with you, there are dozens of applicants who are better
Speaker 1: suited for this than you know of Fens. Anyway, you're
Speaker 1: here now for whatever reason, Max has taken a shine
Speaker 1: to you. And this silent young man who apparently has
Speaker 1: no opinion on you whatsoever is Eddie Binder, who's our
Speaker 1: team physician. Nice to meet you. It'll be good not
Speaker 1: to be the new kid. How long have you been?
Speaker 1: A little over month? Eddie Year is going to oversee
Speaker 1: our next round of human trials. Next round. Didn't realize
Speaker 1: you that human testing before, well, it wasn't entirely successful.
Speaker 1: You don't hear about the unsuccessful ones to you that? Yes,
Speaker 1: of course that makes sense. Yeah, has Max told you
Speaker 1: what you'll be doing around here? Because we are all curious.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I think he wants me to help
Speaker 1: organize his thoughts. Uh, that sounds ambiguous. Good luck with that.
Speaker 1: Oh pro tip, you should get on cast as good
Speaker 1: side because you don't want to be on our bad side.
Speaker 1: I need you on something, Maddy. Could you show Jack around,
Speaker 1: catch him up on some of the new new I
Speaker 1: can Jack, I'll catch up with you a little bit. Okay,
Speaker 1: God's babe, how about we start with the lamp really
Speaker 1: incredible stuff. It became immediately clear to me that Eddie
Speaker 1: didn't get him. He knew little about what went on before,
Speaker 1: and even less about what was happening now. I couldn't
Speaker 1: piece together why such a medio come man would find
Speaker 1: himself in the midst of all these geniuses. Where they
Speaker 1: failed to comprehend or capture is that next CORP is
Speaker 1: ground zero in the next wave of human innovation. That
Speaker 1: he and now I two were inside these hors witnesses
Speaker 1: to that elusive moment that has powered American progress for
Speaker 1: the past two dred and seventy years. And this time
Speaker 1: the stakes were higher than ever. This time the mad
Speaker 1: scientists were engineering us reroute in our neural pathways, reprogramming
Speaker 1: our brains to enable us to author ourselves and enhance
Speaker 1: our human condition and ways that were previously unimaginable, pinked
Speaker 1: up so far enough and long to have a phase
Speaker 1: too human trial. I know, they seemed like fairy tales
Speaker 1: right way further off. I was shocked to find out
Speaker 1: how far along they were too, How many people were
Speaker 1: in the initial trials to phase one. It was tiny thirty. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's no way to do large science. But for the
Speaker 1: company's purposes, I guess it was fine. I mean, they
Speaker 1: already knew the drug worn't so why did they shut
Speaker 1: down the trials there? I don't know. I'm new here
Speaker 1: to remember, you'll have to ask Max or Cass or
Speaker 1: Finn or my predecessor, Dr Reynolds, though I'm not sure
Speaker 1: she'll be willing to talk to you. Her name is
Speaker 1: sort of Verboning. If you get me. Yeah, why okay,
Speaker 1: nobody tells me anything. I don't need to know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I look, I'm just messing with it. It's probably easier
Speaker 1: that way, man, exactly. This guy guessing right, it's a
Speaker 1: good uh. Here is the brake room, best snacks in
Speaker 1: the building. Dr Abby Reynolds Hobby was Next Corps clinical physician,
Speaker 1: tossed to monitor and tract the health data of the
Speaker 1: trial subjects. I had to sell number, but nothing else.
Speaker 1: Abbe Reynolds did not want to talk about Next Corp
Speaker 1: as she cares blocking my number. It took three days
Speaker 1: and full Burner first to get to this point right here.
Speaker 1: I swear to God, if you keep calling from a
Speaker 1: Dr Reynolds, I'm not from next Corporal, from the competitor.
Speaker 1: I'm not a report. I'm definitely not a Max Fell
Speaker 1: the fanboy. I'm going to find out what happened. No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry my brother while he was there at Next
Speaker 1: call my brother, who is Michael Corbyn? Doctor? You try
Speaker 1: to protect him, didn't you? The others too? And if
Speaker 1: you weren't for you, the others would be well, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't have survived. Viva. Let me be clear, dr un As,
Speaker 1: you are a hero, and now you can save the
Speaker 1: new ones too, New ones. I need your help. I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't help you, not the help. Yes you can,
Speaker 1: Yes you can, you can, Truesdale, I'm sorry, Truesdale. You'll
Speaker 1: have to talk to David Truesdale. He was in the trials.
Speaker 1: He's a vet. He was in the group in Tehran
Speaker 1: and the p K Eagle Trials like the Super Soldier program.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, how do you believe everything you read? They
Speaker 1: were pumping those boys up on cocktails of methemphetamines and
Speaker 1: no tropics, nothing that advanced, just very expensive ones. Hold on,
Speaker 1: write this down and Jack, Yeah, I'm blocking you again,
Speaker 1: but I might need more information After this we never
Speaker 1: speak again. Do you have a pen or not? Yeah? Sure?
Speaker 1: The program i'd been named p K Eagle is one
Speaker 1: of those conspiracy theories you occasionally are about the US
Speaker 1: government's attempts to make Captain America. Well, apparently this particular
Speaker 1: rumor had truth to it. Hob He gave me an
Speaker 1: address down in Bay View, providence shelter. It was located
Speaker 1: in a narrow back alley, abandoned cardboard and tired blankets, vets,
Speaker 1: nomadic got upunks, homeless families trickling down from the encampments.
Speaker 1: You know, and to see so rich. The site of
Speaker 1: hopeless people is stock and I found you're still on
Speaker 1: a car, wrapped in a tad marine comeback jacket. He
Speaker 1: was not a friendly prisons I'm gonn't take the risk
Speaker 1: of being traced back to next cool, so I had
Speaker 1: to disguise my identity. Excuse me, Mr Truthdale, Who are you?
Speaker 1: Can I say? Dr Piz? Who are you? I'm Jim
Speaker 1: Jim Crane. You're a cop? No no, I'm here to
Speaker 1: ask you a few questions like a cop. No, no, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm here about the next corporate huh. Okay, I just
Speaker 1: want to talk to you about the drug trial there.
Speaker 1: How would you describe your experience? Is this a survey?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, I just check your questions somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Did you know Michael Corbyn Corbin? You know the name Mikey, Yeah, Michael,
Speaker 1: Michael Michael Corbyn. Okay, progress, Mr Treuesdale, you may be
Speaker 1: entitled to a considerable someone money. What you do know
Speaker 1: what happened to Mr Corbin? I don't ye, skinny kid
Speaker 1: real talk all right, Yeah, sure, that's that's accurate, always
Speaker 1: making jokes. I wouldn't know. All I know is that
Speaker 1: you are listed as one of the potential plaintiffs plaintiffs.
Speaker 1: Took me some time to locate you, Mr Tuesdale, But
Speaker 1: if you were in next Corps trials, the same clinical
Speaker 1: trial with Mr Corbin, you stand to recoup a large
Speaker 1: sum of money. If we find that next Corp is
Speaker 1: implicated in any way for what we're wrong, class action
Speaker 1: suit of this kind could be settled or awarded a
Speaker 1: generous judgment. Yeah, what happened to him? Well, Mr Trusty
Speaker 1: else he jumped off the building ship. Yeah, I found
Speaker 1: that dream that you know? Nah, I just must have
Speaker 1: heard it is so uh you two must have really
Speaker 1: bonded there during the next court trouser. You know something else?
Speaker 1: May I ask what was it like? Can you tell
Speaker 1: me about your experience retreated? Well? Well, I said, my
Speaker 1: experience was pretty good. I mean, all things considered. They
Speaker 1: were nice, didn't talk down to me like most of
Speaker 1: the v A hacks, Like, yeah, I get it. My
Speaker 1: eggs is scrambled, but like you as those responsibility right,
Speaker 1: you had PTSD when you came back from Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was on the ground in Tehran, the real ship show.
Speaker 1: I mean, you'd have to be a box to come
Speaker 1: back from that easy. And then the way they dumped
Speaker 1: you back in the world like everything's gonna be fine,
Speaker 1: like hey, bat on the back of the parade, and
Speaker 1: then you do back in the nine to five and man,
Speaker 1: they had us on no stems over there, like the
Speaker 1: ones that give you lads of focus, and I swear
Speaker 1: to God, make you kid like a Yeah, I read
Speaker 1: about the program. They shut it down right when we
Speaker 1: all came back junkies. But next course, how did they
Speaker 1: treat you? They treated me like a human being, gave
Speaker 1: me money and a place to stay for a little
Speaker 1: and what was it? Dround like oh what the drugs? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: ship different the stems they had us on over there.
Speaker 1: It felt like all my energy got shifted hard into
Speaker 1: my extremities. Like one minute, this full body with a
Speaker 1: spine and the chest and an asshole, and then you
Speaker 1: bite down on the capsule and all of a sudden
Speaker 1: you're nothing but eyes and eyes beat and a finger
Speaker 1: on a trigger. But it's not clean, like you're still
Speaker 1: aware that your muscles are taught, your jaws clenched. You know,
Speaker 1: one of the biggest things that they had to do
Speaker 1: for us metically in that program fucking didn't too, Man.
Speaker 1: I clenched my jaws so hard I broke two boulders.
Speaker 1: How did you get pulled into the next core? I
Speaker 1: saw the yeah looking for steady work, and when I called,
Speaker 1: they jumped at the chance to work with someone who
Speaker 1: did the ship out too. I think you finally have
Speaker 1: someone to tell a difference between their products and their
Speaker 1: stringy ship. Uncle Sam was pumping in US and the
Speaker 1: drugs were better next level. When they put me on
Speaker 1: their next core, it was fantastic. Black ops me again,
Speaker 1: but better me, like more learned. No, not just that,
Speaker 1: not just alert. I was grounded. All the doubt, all
Speaker 1: the bad thoughts that the agitation, paranoia, their self hatred,
Speaker 1: they don't fucking evaporated. Man, you take shut eye, you
Speaker 1: feel like a god, like you're watching the game from
Speaker 1: above and you can see across time like everyone else
Speaker 1: is moving in slow motion. I had all the energy
Speaker 1: that the old drugs gave me, all the focus, but
Speaker 1: I was relaxed, like I was floating, like when I
Speaker 1: was a little kid. It was perfect. I could do anything.
Speaker 1: But then one there's no magic pill too. Somewhere along
Speaker 1: the line, rent comes to what do you mean? How
Speaker 1: do what? I thought there'd be some sort of miracle
Speaker 1: drugs with outside effects. There's always a crash at the
Speaker 1: end of it. Man, It's the law of pleasure. Like gravity,
Speaker 1: what goes up must come out. You gotta pay the price.
Speaker 1: Are you all right? Sometimes? Just even talking about it,
Speaker 1: I get the twitches. Have you had any more contact
Speaker 1: with the next quarter? Have you spoken to Max Fuller since? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Just ben Benjamin? Who's Benjamin? Okay? Mr Truthsdale. Mr Trusdale
Speaker 1: touched me. I'm leaving the questions. It's fine, I'm gone.
Speaker 1: I'm gone, Mr Truthsdale. Mr Truslane touched me. Touch question.
Speaker 1: It's fine, gone gone, David Trusdale. If only I knew
Speaker 1: then what I know now. I left the shelter and
Speaker 1: headed back to work. I was in with next Corp,
Speaker 1: but so far another the fouls that I had access
Speaker 1: to said very much about the human trials and the
Speaker 1: test subject I had come across wards not exactly stable,
Speaker 1: so I'd have to keep playing until I found a
Speaker 1: way into the inner Santum. And the daily life of
Speaker 1: a start up assistant is hectic and tedious at the
Speaker 1: same time. Up at five in the office that buy
Speaker 1: seven together and sort Max's correspondents of the day and
Speaker 1: bring it to him in the order of importance. Sometimes
Speaker 1: I'm thrilled about my decisions with Max is like having
Speaker 1: to defend the dissertations. Sorry, you have three messages from
Speaker 1: Dina Hall from whet past. I know, but I need
Speaker 1: to connect. You know, I don't think you do. You don't.
Speaker 1: You keep reminding me about Dina, which means you seem
Speaker 1: to think that press is now what we should be
Speaker 1: focused on. Yeah, but see, yes, it's going to be
Speaker 1: here before we know it, if we wanted to, if
Speaker 1: we want to pass. I told her. You can tell
Speaker 1: her louder. Okay, tend meeting with all the heads of
Speaker 1: departments to go over a new developments, business strategy, et cetera.
Speaker 1: A right, the daily report for Max, who normally doesn't attend,
Speaker 1: and give it to him to read in the after.
Speaker 1: You know, you don't have to tell me everything. Marketing says. Okay,
Speaker 1: there's a reason I don't attend those myself, right, I
Speaker 1: need you to be my filter. Max gives me the
Speaker 1: answers to every question asked at the morning meetings, which
Speaker 1: I usually type up with my desk while shoving lunch
Speaker 1: down my front. More correspondence, more to filter. Six thirty
Speaker 1: I talked Max through his medians and calls for the
Speaker 1: next day. After three weeks of what was standard my
Speaker 1: numbering intern level work for the day, we're going to
Speaker 1: question what the hell I was going to be able
Speaker 1: to accomplish with this game. Don't forget. You've got a
Speaker 1: breakfast meeting with the A r C group to go
Speaker 1: over the last quarters. And that's when I got the video.
Speaker 1: You need to take that. No, just an old buddy. Sorry.
Speaker 1: Eight thirty at before the hotel, All right, put it. Thanks, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm going head out get some rest. I've got a
Speaker 1: text message from a block number, just a link to
Speaker 1: a video called Algernon. The scene cuts into a laboratory.
Speaker 1: The subject step began acting erratic at roughly two fifteen
Speaker 1: hours without sleep. At first, it was one or two
Speaker 1: familiar voice dr Abby Reynolds. One by one day all
Speaker 1: began exhibiting similar behaviors, pacing, digging at the bottoms of
Speaker 1: their cages until their claws began bleeding. Cortisol levels spiked
Speaker 1: off the charts, and one by one, in rapid succession,
Speaker 1: they began attacking each other themselves. They are eating each other.
Speaker 1: I am, I am terminating this round of testing, be
Speaker 1: euthanizing the subject. This is I've never seen anything. If
Speaker 1: this was the result of the animal testing rats devouring themselves,
Speaker 1: chewing each of his faces off, then how the hell
Speaker 1: did next Scorpe get permission to have human trials? And
Speaker 1: these data points had to have been omitted in the
Speaker 1: application of a third party review of the tests. Had
Speaker 1: to have been not just sugarcoated. They had to have
Speaker 1: baked a brand new seven layer cake. I had to
Speaker 1: And if we assume that it was Dr Aby Reynolds
Speaker 1: who send the video, that would make her complicity. It
Speaker 1: would also make her a massive liability for them. So
Speaker 1: how much did they pay her to shut her up?
Speaker 1: Hero Mars? When I got home that night after me
Speaker 1: and David Truth still popped three milligrams and Zanex washed
Speaker 1: it down with three fingers of bourbon. The zan X
Speaker 1: was my brother Michael's anxiety disorders of family trade. I
Speaker 1: found the Unfield prescription and the things he'd left behind,
Speaker 1: so I took you. I only used it occasionally, strategically,
Speaker 1: like when a death conform my grain was kicking in
Speaker 1: after thirty hours without sleep. Sometimes it worked toward off
Speaker 1: the darkness my night terrors. I just needed to turn
Speaker 1: my brain off and check out. I remember my head
Speaker 1: hitting the pillar. I remember the ice melting in the
Speaker 1: bottom of the bourbon glass, and I remember feeling a
Speaker 1: draft on my face and realizing my bedroom window was
Speaker 1: open about an inch. And I remember, as I was
Speaker 1: slipping into oblivion that had never opened the window before
Speaker 1: because it had been sealed shot by decades of paint enamel.
Speaker 1: I bolted straight up, despite my very serious need for
Speaker 1: real sleep. There's an accent booze I swallow. It couldn't
Speaker 1: stopped my heart rate from suddenly searching, and I shot
Speaker 1: the window, startled through my apartment in a haze, my
Speaker 1: mind race, and despite my completely impaired bodily function, I
Speaker 1: took a quick inventory. Something had been in my apartment.
Speaker 1: It was as if everything has shifted just a few
Speaker 1: inches off. I've been hoping for some indication that was
Speaker 1: on the right path, something to tell me I was
Speaker 1: getting close to exposing what was being covered up. And
Speaker 1: here it was. I had hit a nerve. I couldn't
Speaker 1: think straight. I'd been awake for over thirty hours, and
Speaker 1: I wasn't going to get any of that precious sleep now,
Speaker 1: which I needed in order to keep going, in order
Speaker 1: to get to the truth about Next Corp. And why
Speaker 1: Max Fuller would want to push his revolutionary human enhancement
Speaker 1: technology to market despite the risks. What's that? That's the
Speaker 1: low battery alert. If you'll sell at five, the vehicle
Speaker 1: will power down if we do not recharge ship. All right,
Speaker 1: find a nearrow station. Close your eyes. I let's return
Speaker 1: to the boy. The boy on the ice. That's it.
Speaker 1: The boy's body has gone numb, and he's staring with
Speaker 1: bright burning eyes at the winter stars, appearing in the sky,
Speaker 1: trying not to think of his brother, his identical twin brother,
Speaker 1: who who has already fallen through the ice. The final
Speaker 1: breath frozen in his lungs is lifeless, eyes fixed towards
Speaker 1: the depths below the bottomless dark, a mirror image of himself.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow's Monsters, starring John Boyega as Jack Lock, Darren Chris
Speaker 1: as Max Fuller, Marley Shelton as Cass Berkeley, Clark Gregg
Speaker 1: as Walter Fuller, sah And Gauja as David Truesdale, Nicholas
Speaker 1: Takoski as Finn Connolly, Claire Bronson as dr Abbie Reynolds,
Speaker 1: David Chen as Michael Corbin, su Hila Elettar as Jenna,
Speaker 1: Victor Rivera as Eddie Bender, Robert Pralgo as Agent Batty,
Speaker 1: Steve Coulter as Senator Berkeley, wrote A. Griffiths as Rainy Webb,
Speaker 1: with additional performances by Helen Abel, Jason Williams, Michael Anthony,
Speaker 1: Robin Bloodworth, and Teresa Davis. Our first assistant director is
Speaker 1: Michael Monty. Our second assistant director is Sarah Klein. Sound
Speaker 1: and music by Ben Lovett. Additional sound design and editing
Speaker 1: by Benjamin Belcolm, Justin Robowski and Mike Reagan. Casting by
Speaker 1: Jessica Fox thick Pen. This episode features the song Through
Speaker 1: the Eyes from the album Mirages by Michelle Nobler. Our
Speaker 1: executive producers are Scott Shelton, Shelby Thomas, Alexander Williams, and
Speaker 1: Matthew Frederick. Written by Dan Bush, and Nicholas Takowski. Created
Speaker 1: by Dan Bush and Conald Byrne, Directed by Dan Bush,
Speaker 1: Produced by both Flint dan Bush and John Gleega. Tomorrow's
Speaker 1: Monsters is a production of iHeart Radio, Flynn Picture Company,
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