A group of pioneer families are lost on the Oregon Trail having engaged the services of a guide: the titular Meek to lead them West.
As they slowly consume their supplies and face various hazards they struggle to agree.
As they slowly consume their supplies and face various hazards they struggle to agree.
Kaleb is an amateur herpetologist and when he sees an unusual spider amongst the stock of an unlicensed dealer he buys it and brings it home for his collection.
No good will come of this.
CW: absolutely not for arachnophobes or anybody the slightest bit uncomfortable with creepy crawlies
Choosing to go to the furthest reaches of the Western Frontier, circumstances conspire to ensure he ends up alone in a very remote location well supplied but detached from the war that almost killed him.
When no relief or resupply comes he finds himself having to deal with the feared Lakota Sioux nation alone.
For sport he has abducted young Francesca (Jane Asher), her father, and her lover planning to make the two men fight to the death.
No good will come of this.
When made obsolete by a new generation of genetically engineered replacements he is dumped and left for dead on a planet that serves as a garbage pile.
No good will come of this.
This is not an interrogation: Kint has made a deal somehow and will shortly to be granted bail but when pressured he starts to recount how he came to be in this situation. His testimony is sealed and none of this can be used in court so it'll serve to pass the time.
No good will come of this.
The Halloween 'spooky' show has been a fixture for years and they have booked some reliable stalwarts: medium Christou (Fayssal Bazzi) and former atage magician turned skeptic/debunker Carmichael Haig (Ian Bliss). Also, new to the show parapsychologist Dr. June Ross-Mitchell (Laura Gordon) and her ward Lilly (Ingrid Torelli) the traumatised survivor of a cult and purportedly possessed by a demon.
No good will come of this.