The Stars Have Eyes, Episode Four, “Mischief, Pets, and Fear”

Name: The Stars Have Eyes, Episode Four, “Mischief, Pets, and Fear”
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By Neven Iliev

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– Multicast - several actors playing character roles – Sound Effects and Music - get immersed in the soul and environment of the story

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Series: The Stars Have Eyes
Narrated By: Jeff Hays
Featuring: Annie Ellicott, Gary Francis Furlong, Will M. Watt
Sound Design By: Ahmed Mahmoud, Harlan Guthrie
Music By: Ahmed Mahmoud, Aaron J. Morton
Length: 1 hour and 15 minutes

The Stars Have Eyes, Episode Four, “Mischief, Pets, and Fear”

Synopsis

Special Agent Sarah Johanson, the psy-operative responsible for breaking into Mag’rathlak’s summoning ritual, hasn’t given up. She’s still under orders from Her Immortal Majesty’s Supernatural Eviction Agency to monitor the Class-3 Cosmic Entity as it… does whatever it’s doing, and so she remains vigilant at her monitor, watching “the subject” as it drinks with Joe and the lads at a pub.

Meanwhile, Joe has to practice for an upcoming Underwater Yoga Blaster tournament, which means Maggie has to figure out how to entertain herself for a few days. As she quests to discover the animal life that has attached itself to human culture, she happens to meet Mr. Charles, the owner of a novelty shop that just happens to sell pets. Fascinated by the idea of owning a cute critter of her own, she quickly learns how owners should and shouldn’t treat their pets.

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When I was little, I used to have dreams of making video games for a living. I didn't have a console, but the games I played on my PC blew my mind as a kid.

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