Show Notes
After quitting his job as a detective, Jack joins Murphy on her search for mythical creatures and monsters. But before he can fully close the police chapter of his life, he and Murphy must work to solve a cold case involving a string of brutal murders across England.
Written by Annie Vee
Directed by Alexandra Munroe
Cast:
Emma Grace Myers - Merlyn Murphy Dan Vasquez - Jack Sherwood Drew Burt - Elliot O’Donnell Antone Correia - Peter Bourgot Alison O’Brien - Janet and Additional Voices Francis Pàce-Nuñez - Tom Einstorn Christina Adele Quoka - Cirilla Monarch Lucas Yudman - Phillis Burger Elyssa Eliseo - Additional Voices
Produced by Alexandra Munroe and Annie Vee
Music and Sound by Dennis S. Mowers
Songs featured: “Comin’ Up” by Fox Indigo “Anyway” by Boy Jr. “Proof” by Nicholas Olmoz “Running Out of Time” by Trae Sheehan
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