We’ve been getting romantic lately and this episode finds its way there too with an unlikely connection between two neighbors in the rain. Can Shelley come to terms with her nature and accept herself the way the people closest to her do? Find out in this heartfelt episode.
Written and directed by Ansel Burch.
Featuring the vocal talents of:
Jared McDaris as Theo.
Kat Evans as Shelley.
Kim Fukawa as Lily.
Lisa Burton as Eva.
Sound editing by Ansel Burch.
The SRD theme song was written and performed by Arne Parrott.
Being a person is hard. It’s even harder when you’re not totally sure you are one. Will Theo and Shelley be able to overcome their insecurities and engage in modern society? Can they find what gives them drive and a place to belong? Or are they doomed to just exist without a greater purpose. Oh, they’re undead monsters. That’s why it’s funny.
Written and Directed by Ansel Burch.
Ansel Burch as Announcer.
Kat Evans as Shelley.
Jared McDaris as Theo.
Lisa Burton as Eva.
Audio editing by Ansel Burch.
The SRD Theme was written and performed by Arne Parrott.
Theo and Shelley may be the product of Dr. Frankenstein’s disdain for nature and mortality but they’re also people, just like us. Can they overcome their own self doubt and fear to find a place where they can belong? The only way to find out is to listen in.
Written and Directed by Ansel Burch.
Kat Evans as Shelley
Jared McDaris as Theo
Alex B. Reynolds as Aidan
Lisa Burton as Eva
Kim Fukawa as Lily
Sound edited by Ansel Burch
The SRD Theme song was written and performed by Arne Parrott.
Shelley and Theo may be unspeakable undead abominations but now that they’re people, they’re going to have to figure out how to live in this crazy ol’ world. Will they be able to mange in the big city? Will they be able to grapple with the existential crisis of their unlives? Will the barbeque place downstairs feed them all three meals a day? Join them as the journey begins in the series’ pilot.
Written and directed by Ansel Burch.
Jared McDaris as Theo.
Kat Evans as Shelley.
Episode art by Erin Cline.
Audio edited by Ansel Burch.
The SRD Theme song was written and performed by Arne Parrott.
