ELECTRIC CITY INFO!

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A world where Scranton, Pennsylvania is the centre hub for all things superhero. An ever-evolving city seen as the go-to city in America. Mostly ran by the incredibly powerful organisation in control of the heroes, governing the city and keeping its inhabitants safe. Despite best efforts, though, crime and villainy still find a way to seep through. It doesn't help that half of the city is filled with and ran by morons. A popular web-browser/forum site called VELSANET (developed by CEO Stephen Byrne and COO Aspen Kovačević) is spread globally, hosting millions of users from all over. The app hosts a messaging platform solely developed by Kovačević, titled EUPHORIANCE. This is the main form of communication throughout the cities. It's incredible hosting abilities (thanks to it being heavily invested in by The Hero Organisation) for all kinds of forums has brought out a darker side in some users.

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SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA

A city brimming with all sorts of people who are governed by their mayor, Elaine Felter. It is totally not secretly run by The Hero Organisation. It's heroes keep crime at bay, letting the civillians live their day-to-day lives. Things aren't as glamorous as they seem, as underneath the shiny surface is a festering city full of degenerates who are only brewing and fizzling closer to something that the city will not come back from.

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK

New York is governed by Rudolph Hill, although half the time he's not even running the city, favouring big luxurious trips with his cohorts. Although it's hardly as popular of a destination as Scranton, New York is a centrehub for the partygoers of the world, a city that breeds creativity and welcomes the arts with open arms. Home to the popular indie band DEAD AIR!

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LONDON, ENGLAND

Possibly the most tame of the three main cities, London is bustling with life and is always welcoming new tourists and people into its arms. It has not been developed enough to figure out who governs it (oops...) but I swear it's a main city. I swear........

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Other Locations of note:
-Vermont
-Tennessee (Governed by Art Kilmer)
-Texas

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ROLES IN ELECTRIC CITY

The roles of Electric City are mostly sorted into three categories, aka the typical superhero story lineup of heroes, villains, and civilians. I honestly don't know what to write about this. Help.

Life in Scranton can be especially chaotic for its residents due to the abundance of superhero/villain activity. It is the centre hub of all mainstream activity. Dealing with daily life in Scranton takes a certain kind of guts for some people, as it is incredibly busy most of the time due to the fact that, yes, theres superheroes! And evil villains! So there is an added layer of chaos with the heroes constantly defending the town from villains.

Civilians in Electric City have grown used to the chaos that is Scranton (this is excluding civilians in NYC/London, obvs) and accepted the fact that this is going to be their life from here on out. Work trips cancelled by another villains plans? A building being blown up? It's all become minor inconviences the pedestrians involved get reimbursed for later on. Essentially every resident of Scranton is on the platform Euphoriance and, if not, also on VelsaNet.

VelsaNet is a site developed by Stephen Byrne and Aspen, and Euphoriance is a messaging platform built-in (and, now, also it's own stand-alone app) on the site funded directly by The Hero Organisation (so, it is serious business...), so this is the main way civilians can find out news, connect with others, and get some elite gossip.

The heroes in the city lead a less-than-glamorous lifestyle that counters the image The Hero Organisation is advertising. Tightly scheduled, intense physical activity, insane hours, the workload is an incredibly unbearable thing to have to carry. The training is incredibly intensive as well. It is incredibly difficult to actually get hired as a hero, most don't make it through. This is just talking about the physical toll! The mental toll it has on your mind might be even worse, as you are pretty isolated other than your fellow coworkers. The heroes work to protect Scranton from the villains residing within, they're the national treasure of America! World famous stars, adored by (mostly) everyone! Comics, merchandise, meet-n-greets, you name it they've either got it or done it, they are the celebrities celebrity! They all mostly convene in the Hero HQ.

The villains are the sad, sad result of the world that is Scranton. Secretly funded and ran by The Hero Organisation, it's mostly all to improve publicity and make money from the heroes. But you do get the earnest, genuinely wanting to be a supervillain, revenge seeking kind of people once in a while. To be a villain in Scranton you have to have a grudge, smarts, and the ability to know when to call your defeat. Essentially just being living punching bags for the superheroes, they just have to try their hardest and know when to tap out to get a paycheck. This is too dismissive of the villains!!! You must fix this immediately bro! A majority either live or convene in the Villain HQ.

Scranton Exclusive

HEROES

Wyetta Melody Meyers, "Wyvern", 24
Belle Holt, "Fayte", 30
Crystal Bloomington, "Wanderer", 20
Madeleine Brooks, "Mirage", 29
Percival "Percy" Schint, "Soundwave", 29
Cassidy Paul, "Jello", 29
Richard Abrams, "The Painter", 26
Jade Merriweather, ##, 19
Jay Bennett, Business Man, 30
Starling Evert, 20

Scranton Exclusive

VILLAINS

Clyde Pittmann, "Verglas", 20
Laura Todd, "Tempus", 20
Amelia Pittmann, "Abyss", 30
Crow Mallory, "Corvid", 26
Ravenna Mars, "The Convictor", 22
Jett Beaudelaire, "Hephaestus", 19

SCRANTON CIVILIANS
Ashley Callahan, 27 HO Head of Personal Affairs
Blair Sutton, 28 HO Head of Marketing
Judas Lier, 38 HO Head of Welfare
Hank Green, 38 Head of Human Rescources
Roland "Rook" Wilkes, 25 Human Rescources
Freya Lamoree, 26 Judas's Assistant

Elaine Felter, 54 Mayor of Scranton
Gerry Welt, 25 Elaine's Personal Assistant
Trixie Abbot, 42 Mayors Aide
Matthew Wheeland, 42 Director of Communications
Amee Taylor, 36 Chief of Staff to the Mayor
Malcolm Cirillo, 50 Senior Media Advisor
Jamie Tucker, 48 Senior Press Officer
Vincent "Ben Buck" Voyteur, 44 Attorney General
Tim/Tina Angel, ## Whitehouse Council
Andrew Gregory, 29 Joseph's Personal Assistant
Mary-Anne Abernathy, 23 City Hall Intern
Ferret ##, 23 City Hall Intern
Joseph Simons, 33 Whitehouse Liason
David Erine, 34 Deputy Director of Communications
Julia Crane, 35 Whitehouse Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Dennis Gazell, ##, Receptionist
Benjiman Berry, 30, Receptionist
↳ Evil Benjiman Berry, 30, Possessed Receptionist
Neil Green, 33, Parks and Recreation Department
Bartholomew "Bart" Parks, 34 Parks and Recreation Department
Rachel ##, ##, Parks and Recreation Department
Anders Colton, 23 Police
Harper Donovan, 23 Police
Arto Kallio, 46 Detective
Akseli Koskinen, 44 Detective*

Stephen Byrne, 25
Callum Edith-Heid, 27
Fennec Winton, 25
Lionel Jr. Castellanos, 2
Armaretti Brooks, 26
Angus Staur-Manjer, 37
Aubrey Scott, 38
Theia Dearth, 23
Natalie Wood, 22
Wesh Nirven, 21
Carmen Catwell, 19
Aspen Kovačević, 21
Maddie Klein, 26
Trip Gillespie, 28
Gracious Gillespie, ##
Dana Miller, 16
Beff Miller, ##
Alastor "Twig" Pittmann, 20
Diego Pittmann, 32
Toby McRae, 26
Brody Campbell, 26
Paul Gergen, 23
Matthew Pine, 22
Ethan Reynolds, 26
Mitch Bradford, 23
Martin "MJ" James, 29
Mandy Fosters, 23
Richie "Roller" Skillet, ##
Elliot Rivers, 24
Cooper Rollins, 23
Dax Vennen, 24
Tyler Hawkins, 27
Christopher Waymaker, 30
Owen Washington, 29
Clara Irwin 22
Allison Weitz, 22
Brenton ##, 21
Holly Love, 22
Reed Browning, ##
Poppy "Pico" Willows, 22
Kieran Sutton, 20
Sullivan Smithe, 29 Lobbyist
10 "Ten"
Gabriel "Gabe"
Tandelyn "Tandy" Simons, 26
Cadley Simons, 24
Dorian Rowe, 28
Jean "JJ" Burgundy, 27
Seth Little, 32
Peridot Pines, 23
Felix Morrison, 23
Winifred Embers, 32

NEW YORK CIVILIANS
Rudolph "Rudy" Hill, 55 Mayor of New York City
Victoria Erine, 27, Mayors Aide

Milo "Maggie" Monroe, 24
Milton Finnegan Bernard, 22
Sheep #2, 29
Faux Vulpes, 25
Kathy Edith-Heid, 27
Peyton Rees, 45
Sonny Simons, 27
Scott Mackenzie-Violet, 27
Danny Mackenzie-Violet, 27
Craig Donnelly, 37
Lucien Cavallor, 22
Dean "Dino" Kovačević, 29
Brett Club, 32
Chester "Chet" Gatsby, 47
Buzz Short, 46
Theodore "Teddy" Easom, 39
Frankie Kilmer/Bird, 32
Dale Bennett, ##
EVERYONE ON THE LENNY PRICE SHOW

LONDON CIVILIANS
Harley Simons, 28
Clementine Sutton, 27
Quentin Bailey, 26
Robin "Birdie" Clerk, 27
Todd Sharpe, 28
Arabella Harper, ##
Brandy Bellamy, 26
Maisy Wixx, 26
Wren Kilmer, 26
Harlan Simons, 25
Lorraine Waters, 24
Lyle Frye, 27
Fern Brownings, ##
Willow Brownings, ##
Senna Brownings, ##
Canary Bernen, 23
Puifin Berman, 23
Barbara Bailey, 67
Janet Bailey, 66
Mary Belle, 59
PAPA FERN, ##
Benny Clarent, 24
Oliver Reed, 28
Cleo Vega, 24

MISC. CIVILIANS
Penelope Wheeland-Scott, 48 Congresswoman for Vermont
Arthur "Art" Kilmer, 46, Mayor of Tennessee
Nathaniel Merritt IV, 33
Avery Vaine, 34
Derek Kovačević, 36
Berry Catwell, 35
Ethan Caldwell, 33

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ENTERTAINMENT

Entertainment is a foundational aspect of Scranton, and the general population. From music to TV, we do it all! I'm sorry I don't know what came over me. There are plenty of bands to be found in Electric City, and some more amateur film projects. Where the TV industry really peaks, though, is in NYC. The Lenny Price show is perhaps one of the largest and most popular TV networks in this universe.

BANDS/MUSICIANS OF NOTE

-Fraternity
(Beck, Foo Fighters, Bloodhound Gang)
Fraternity was a band home to only three members originally. Close friends Stephen Byrne and Aspen Wells formed the band alongside another friend of Stephens, Maddie Klein. They performed amateur rock at many different venues, mostly playing shorter, less figured out tracks, earning them the title of Worst Band Anyone Has Ever Heard In The History Of Music Award, as these songs weren't very good.

After the death of their bassist, Aspen Wells, the remaining members deciding to form a smaller, more intimate and folky band called Lucky Number Seven (The Moldy Peaches, Jeffrey Lewis), which in later years has become somewhat of a band that is held in high regard among cult audiences. These songs were a lot more intimate, sad, and personal, both Maddie and Stephen deciding to use the band as a way to vent their grief over the death of their friend.

And then, like Jesus, HE RISES AGAIN! With this return, a new sound was shaped for Fraternity. Joining the band are two new members, Jett Beaudelaire and Wesh Nirven! With the new line up, the band locked in and started producing more listenable music. Their popularity quickly skyrocketed, soon earning them a record deal with Lenny Price, who also granted them a spot on his show to debut their first official album, THE BIG ONE.

Their new album granted them lots of praise and critical acclaim, bringing them in hundreds of new fans at shows. With this new motivation, the band continued to work hard and put all their spirit into a new second album, announced a few months after the release of the first one, coasting off the still-breathing appraisal of the last album. Soon the album, THIS IS WHAT SEX IS ABOUT came out to marginally more mild reception. Referred to as a dud, this album didn't get them much else, and received quite a lot of negativity.

The lukewarm reception of THIS IS WHAT SEX IS ABOUT sent Stephen Byrne into a downward spiral, and he retreated off to try and work on his sound and writing capabilities. The band has been silent since the release of their second album, but rumors about Stephen firing their second guitarist, Wesh Nirven, and bassist Aspen Kovačević (These rumors are TRUE! Due to the popularity of Aspen's side band, Code Monkey, Stephen grew incredibly jealous which resulted in the sparking of a huge fight. In a moment of rage, Stephen booted Wesh and Aspen out of Fraternity. He soon replaced them with his friend Beff Miller's little brother Dana Miller (bassist), and Trip Gillespie (guitarist)).

-Sorority
(Mook, Jeff Buckley, Mick Grondahl)
Sorority are much more well-received and bigger band than Fraternity ever have been (excluding Fraternity's recent and short-lived boom in popularity). The whole running joke (although it's taken totally seriously by Fraternity's leader, Stephen Byrne) is that Sorority are Fraternity's rival band. They lean into this bit frequently while on stage and occasionally during interviews. They appreciate Fraternity and wishes they would love them back! (Sorority are incredibly two-faced. They are also in the wrong in this rivalry as they actively egg on Stephen' anger and frequently slyly mock the other members of Fraternity).

All four members of Sorority are very very close, the members being Cooper Rollins (guitar, lead vocals), Dax Vennen (bass, backing vocals), Elliot Rivers (guitar, backing vocals) , and Carmen Catwell (drums, percussion). Elliot, Cooper, and Dax are alll essentially soul-bonded. They are incredibly close, all three of them so much so in fact that a frequent discussion about the band is the trio's true relationship with eachother. And then you have Carmen. Carmen isn't as close with the others, actually finding them to be quite annoying, but enjoys making music with them, so he stays.

-Code Monkey
(Geese, Ben Folds Five, Jonathan Coulton)
Code Monkey originally started as Aspen Kovačević's solo project, which he would then perform with two of his friends as a backing band. Those friends would be Carmen Catwell (of Sorority), and Wesh Nirven (of Fraternity). Aspen was already close with both of them, but they grew even closer over the progression of a mini tour that Aspen was doing.

Soon, they decided to make it official and form a band together under the same name, with Aspen on guitar/keys, Wesh on bass/guitar, and Carmen on drums/percussion (with Aspen's friend, Natalie Wood, serving as an additional person to play guitar/keys).

Soon enough, Code Monkey started to grow bigger and bigger as word spread about their talent and likeable personalities. This wasn't an issue at all, until it started to interfere with Wesh and Aspen's other band, Fraternity. The popularity rise of Code Monkey clashed heavily with Fraternity's steady downfall, which made Stephen incredibly unhappy. After an explosive argument - Resulting in the firing of both Wesh and Aspen (Aspen being a founding member of Fraternity) - Aspen decided to pour all his focus into song-writing for Code Monkey.

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Other muscians/bands of note:
-Fex Napoli (Frank Zappa)
Incredibly famous rockstar in the 70s to 80s, cult following nowadays, faked his death in 1987, now giving in-character interviews as his "twin brother".
Alexander Felix Napoli

-Prenatal @ (Animal Collective)
Another incredibly famous band, skyrocketed to popularity in the early-to-mid 2010s, all members abruptly vanished late 2010s, only now returning to the public in mid 2025
Nathaniel "Nate" Merritt IV, Avery Vaine, Berry Catwell, Derek Kovačević

-Dead Air (Archers of Loaf, Lift to Experience, Glamocaster)
Popular NYC Indie band. None of their songs are on streaming.
Milo "Maggie" Monroe (Bassist), Milton Finnegan Bernard (Guitar), Faux Vulpes (Drums/percussion), Sheep #2 (Producer)

-Skull of a Fennec Fox (Sebadoh)
Indie band originating from Scranton. Pretty popular band if you're in the right scenes.
Fennec Winton (Guitar, vocals), Callum Edith-Heid (Drummer), bassist tba

-Little Daisies (Ween)
*Formed before the firing of Wesh. They set aside their differences whenever they perform together, though.)
Wesh Nirven (Guitar, vocals), Stephen Byrne (Guitar/Bass/Vocals)

Sonny Simons (The Dare, Pavement)
Prolific NYC DJ.
Sonny Simons (Everything)

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THE LENNY PRICE SHOW

The Lenny Price Show is an incredibly famous and iconic variety tv show. Running since the 70s (aside from a brief 50 decade long hiatus, in which Lenny reportedly "died"), Lenny Price has kept the world entertained for years. It's reached a fever point, where it isn't even a tv show anymore and more of a cultural phenomenon. Running 24/7, non-stop. The reviews for it plummet through the ground during mornings-through-afternoon, as they are notoriously very badly written and incredibly boring during those hours. Mostly containing on-field segments, different reports, and news videos.

The morning (☼) of The Lenny Price is by far the worst part of the show, so boring that it's borderline unwatchable. Mostly for news, the actual reporting and hosting is done by Robert Grace. Between that and the ads, a fumbling and socially-awkward host (Nyles Linguine) is fighting for your attention during his mundane and, frankly, quite weird field-report segments.

The afternoon (also ☼) segment is a talk-show teleshopping cesspool. Hosted by (TBA), they market the shows sponsors' products and interview famous people or even just people of the public. Has the shape of the night-show with none of the fun.

The evening (☉) is where it peaks. Perhaps the most looked forward to part of the Lenny Price Show, it's mostly full of sketches, interviews (hosted by Lenny himself), musical performances, and reports. You also see a more wider range of the cast-members during this time. It also has the benefit of being the highest rated part of the show. During this time, you also see essentially all the golden children of the Lenny Price Show cast. Mostly focused on the sketch-comedy aspect of the show.

The night (☾) is possibly the most confusing and abstract part of the show. This is the point where Lenny has the most influence, and the writers are sleep-deprived and just throwing all their cards onto the table. Incredibly chaotic and barely coherent, full of gameshow segments (hosted by Lenny), sketch comedy, and much more behind the scenes content.

CAST:
-Lenny Price ☼ ☉ ☾
Showrunner, founder
-Harold "Hal" Toucher ☉ ☾
Castmember, right-hand man
-Christopher "Kip" Club ☉
Castmember, field-reporter, STAR!
-Clive McCrae ☉ ☾
Castmember
-Vincent Pierce ☉ ☾
Castmember, reporter
-Dennis Kelly ☉ ☾
Castmember, reporter
-Romeo Amoroso ☉ ☾
Castmember
-Chester TBA ☉
Castmember, writer (☾)
-Robert Grace ☼
Reporter
-Nyles Linguine ☼
Field-reporter
-Patrick "PJ" Jones ☉ ☾
Castmember, writer
-Harvey Harley ☉ ☾
Castmember

WRITERS:
-Perry Leslie ☾
Writer
-Duncan Benedict ☼
Writer
-TBA Akiva Schaffer ☾
Writer
-Liz Martin ☉ ☾
Writer
-Parker McFarllen ☉☾
Writer
-Cory Arterberry ☾
Writer
-Nash Williams ☾
Writer

CREW:
-Felix Morrel ☼
Camera Operator
-Andrew "Andy" Brown ☼ ☉
Camera Operator
-Elmer Earl ☼ ☉ ☾
Boom swinger, audio technician
-Unnamed Jason Sudeikis Guy ☉ ☾
Camera Operator

VOIDVILLE

Voidville is a (very) long-running series created by the one and only Maxwell McDomni. It has crossed into just about every entertainment medium in history, from live street performances to its current home in television. The name— a combination of "vaudeville" and Maxwell's home of The Void- brings to mind an eccentric host, controversy, and game shows that make participants' blood boil. None of this has stopped it from climbing the charts, however, as its popularity and typically negative discourse has made it one of the longest running live shows known to man.

It didn't always have the same amount of popularity as it does now. It wasn't until the birth of radio did it start to garner attention, serving as a point of escape and gossip. Radio also magnified some of the public's hatred of the show, regularly coming under fire as guests claim they've been blindsided by questions that are too personal and/or explicit for viewers to hear. If anything, this only made people hunger for more, especially as the rumors fly regarding how exactly Maxwell receives such intimate information on his subjects.

With TV, Maxwell has managed to turn his little radio show into infinitely more. It has now become an eclectic combination of game show, late night talk, sketch comedy and musical performance. Each day is something new or a round of catch-up, although the latter depends on how brave the person is. The best (or worst part if you're a crew member) is that every day is a new live show, meaning that each day feels a bit like Russian Roulette, except the barrel is full of bullets with only one breather. Lights have fallen from the ceiling, fires always have a nonzero chance of occurring, and the risk of injury among cast, crew and audience commonly runs at a steady 50/50 chance.

But as they say, there's no such thing as bad publicity.

There's no set order of appearances, so it could be game show first, followed by a musical performance, then talk, and wrapping with a sketch. Or the other way around! The only constant is Maxwell's introduction to the show, and from there they go with who or whatever is ready first. The unpredictability of it all makes it that much more enthralling.

Fortunately, nobody has died on the show. Those who have had near-death experiences did quit though. Getting any kind of permanent crew members has proven to be difficult, but Maxwell does have the slightest amount of respect for those who are in it for the long run.

So not a spectacular number of long haulers, but with Francis efficiently taking up any missing spaces, Maxwell doesn't think it's too big of a deal.

CAST/CREW:
Sawyer Rhink
Light Operator
Milo Bellamy
Light Operator
Francis Achson
Sound Operator, Jack of All Trades
Wyatt Callahan
Camera Operator
Hugh Parlier
Camera Operator
Maxwell McDomni
Writer
Cecil Clement
Writer
Eli Lovelace
Writer
Edwin Graves
Writer

YOU HAD TO BE THERE, WITH CORMAC FAULKNER

Your generic late-night talkshow format, hosted by none other than Cormac Faulkner! Cormac's show follows your typical late-night talkshow format. The only thing that differs though, are the few sketch segments between, and the different segments on the talkshow part of it as well.

The sketches involved are usually prerecorded and tie in to a joke told live on air (think like a cutaway gag of sorts). They are usually very absurd and elaborate.

Runs from 10:30 PM --> 12:00 AM on Thursdays.

CAST/CREW:
Cormac Faulkner
Host, writer, everyman
Sherry Fowler
Castmember
Gilbert Hardy
Writer
Hollie Gladwin
Writer

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FLOOD UNIVERSE

Lenny became in power in 1936, by first starting off as US president, promising a better society, through radio, news, etc - His ideology soon spread to multiple different continents through said radio station and he was quickly loved by all, soon to be made literal ruler of everything as peoples desperation for a beacon of hope after the war. He was worshipped as a sort of god by many, many different people from many different places. He soon took over, manning the newspapers, then expanding his radio program further and further, and then branched out into TV sometime in the 60s. No one has ever seen Lenny Price in person, usually taking form as a sort of disembodied voice you hear over the radio, or narrating your TV program. Any photos of him are inexplicably blurred/smudged/distorted.

The state of the world is very, very rough. It's a retro-futurisitc sort of world permanently stuck sometime in the mid 80s, crumbling around the edges as the truth slowly seeps through the supposedly utopian society that Lenny Price boasts about. Like 1984 and We Happy Few and Flood by They Might Be Giants album cover had a craaazy orgy and birthed FLOOD UNIVERSE where everything is wrong and slightly off and too good to be true! GRAH! GAH!

We Might Be Late are a band consisting of mainly two members, Jack Bennett and Oswald 'Otto' Club. Friends since high school, they originally started making music in 2010, when Jack was 14 and Otto was 15. The two were inseperable, doing small, small shows in front of hardly a crowd in the occasional diner or school talent show. The two eventually split off after graduating to head to college (Otto leaving first in June, 2013, Jack leaving in May, 2014), both of them heading to two different colleges quite far apart. Then, after finishing college, moved back to their hometown back in 2016, which then culminated in the two reuniting after they bumped into each other at the local park. They talked like no time had passed at all, falling right back into step, and eventually started a much more official band they had named "We Might Be Late". The band initially had a smaller, local audience, the band soon putting out their first album in 2021, which then grabbed the attention of Lenny Price, who soon contacted them about doing a performance on THE LENNY PRICE SHOW. Jack and Otto jumped on the invitaiton, seeing an opportunity to "wake the people up" and share their thoughts on Lenny and the state of the world through a widely broadcasted TV show. That show gained them even more popularity, and they soon became a very hot item and topic. They released their second album two years later in 2023. In 2025, they released their third album, with four hit singles already skyrocketing in popularity. A week before Halloween, they had a week-long broadcast scheduled on a different TV station operated by Lenny, with performances and showcases of other music. They appeared for six out of the seven days planned for the programme. This was their last TV appearance before going missing the night before Halloween.

They won many awards for their music, but the biggest of all was a Grammy for their 2025 album, the ceremony being held just a week before their final TV broadcast.

The band frequently made societal and political commentary through their music and lyrics, which was also a reason for them to garner a lot of attention from critics and the general public. It was thought that they were going to start a sort of revolution, right up until their disappearance. This has led to many theories about the implications behind their case, and speculation if Lenny Price was apart of it.

There has been a prevalent and ruthless seriel killer plaguing the streets, who has yet to be identified. It's unclear how many victims they have taken/killed, but confirmed deaths include Carmen Catwell, (19) - Maddie Klein, (24) - Natalie Wood, (24) - Cooper Rollins, (22) - Dax Vennen, (21) - Elliot Rivers, (22). Suspected to be involved in the disappearance of local video-store clerk Theia Dearth, (25). Has a particular penchant for gruesome displays of the victims they kill, particularly women.

Lenny's particular solution to the chaos wreaking havoc on the streets, as much as he loves chaos, was to install a sort-of organisation of super-human people in London, most commonly labelled as the wonderful "Hero Organisaton". With heroes consisting of Aspen Kovačević 'Biyte', Clyde Pittmann 'Verglass', and Alastor Pittmann 'Twig'. They aren't good at their job, evidently, as people are getting brutally murdered, kidnapped, etc.

Amelia Pittmann and Laura Todd are one of the very few news outlets not affiliated with Lenny Price, which garners them a lot of hate, but also adoration, as you wont be having propaganda shoved down your throat every two seconds. It's a day-time television show, featuring news, interviews with celebrities and heroes, and the weather. It is the second most popular TV network show below, obviously, The Lenny Price Show.

We Might Be Late

They Might Be Giants: Flood, 1985 Demos, Apollo 18

Oswald "Otto" Club, 32
Accordion, bass saxophone, tenor saxophone

Jack Bennett, 31
Guitar, drum machine

DROUGHT UNIVERSE

We don't talk about drought universe.