In anticipation of our first original season of Incomparable Radio Theater coming later this year, we’re re-presenting the material from the two previous radio theater episodes of The Incomparable as a sort of “season zero.”  In this episode, Timmy Preston and the Galaxy Scouts discover a mysterious stowaway and The Fog and Margo encounter a man and some menhirs. Plus: Carl Phillips and The Gotham News Roundup.

0.1: Galaxy Scouts; The Fog

Jenny Lane

Tesla and Dot meet Jules Verne and Georges Seurat; Jenny Lane tries to sort through a series of red herrings in order to find a murderer. Plus, Melkot Elevators and Grantham Manor Tea Biscuits.

0.2: Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla; Jenny Lane

A roller-derby champion discovers what it means to be a legend; Canadian separatists threaten a ship on New Year’s Eve, and only The Fog and Margo can stop them. Brought to you by Cornet Blue Disposable Facial Tissue and Chock Full Of Coffee.

0.3: The Spooky Twist; The Fog

Paul Citron

Marjorie Carter

Paul Citron runs into a holy mess in postwar Vienna; Marjorie, Milo, and Rudolph venture deep into Finland’s interior to find a magic item and discover an old friend. Plus, regular holiday updates from Carl Phillips and the Gotham News Roundup. Brought to you by Kleinman’s House of Music and Bushmill-Schmichaels Distillery.

0.4: The Lives of Paul Citron; Marjorie Carter

In a special holiday episode, Dot and Nik run into an unexpected set of fellow time travelers. And Dot is confronted with memories of her own Christmas past. Brought to you by Lohengrin Beer.

0.5: Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla

Did you know that we’re releasing a season of Incomparable Radio Theater in 2015? It’s true! In fact, right now we are rehearsing the script on the Incomparable Zeppelin… let’s listen, shall we?

0.6: Rehearsing in the Zeppelin

Live from the Layers design conference in San Francisco, this is a new performance of original material from the Incomparable Radio Theater! (And yes, a full season of Incomparable Radio Theater is coming your way later this year.)

0.7: Layers: The World of Tomorrow (Live)

Season Premiere: An “old friend” of Scoutmaster Greene’s makes trouble for Timmy and the Galaxy Scouts.

1.1: Jumpin' Jupiter!

When a bank robber vanishes in a mysterious phenomenon, the Sky Mounties go from the frying pan into the flyer!

1.2: O Canada

A prominent fashion designer is murdered, and his model girlfriend is the prime suspect. But when Doll Tearsheet begins to pull on one thread, the whole case starts to unravel…

1.3: French-ish

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I miss the Tesla stuff. The references are very nice. What happened to the editor guy?

Come back I like this

A perfect experience from beginning to end.

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On their way to a science fair, Timmy and the Galaxy Scouts find themselves instead in the World of Tomorrow…or many worlds of many tomorrows… and yesterdays… not to mention the Happiest Place in the Galaxy…or is it? With our heroes scattered across time and space, will any of them be home in time for Christmas? Stay tuned!

1.11: The Adventures of Timmy Preston in Farfutureland

The show is back, if not the announcer, as David explores the lore around a doll museum at last, Steve hears voices, and we get the community news from a mysterious town in the French-Canadian desert. And just where is Phil anyway? "Mahnke" and "Vallée de Nuit" David J. Loehr Show Notes &amp; Links Written, directed, and edited by David J. Loehr Original music by Christopher Breen  David J. Loehr as the Narrator Erika Ensign as Nora Steve Lutz as Henry Kathy Campbell as Miss Emily Moises Chiullan as Cecil Travis Bedard as Prof. Duffy Iain MacKinnon as La Meteo  with Chip Sudderth, James Thomson, and Jason Snell Support this show and other shows like it on The Incomparable network by becoming a member. Members get early access to podcasts, bonus episodes, and more.

The show is back, if not the announcer, as David explores the lore around a doll museum at last, Steve hears voices, and we get the community news from a mysterious town in the French-Canadian desert. And just where is Phil anyway? "Mahnke" and "Vallée de Nuit" David J. Loehr <h3>Show Notes &amp; Links</h3> Written, directed, and edited by David J. Loehr Original music by Christopher Breen <ul> <li>David J. Loehr as the Narrator</li> <li>Erika Ensign as Nora</li> <li>Steve Lutz as Henry</li> <li>Kathy Campbell as Miss Emily</li> <li>Moises Chiullan as Cecil</li> <li>Travis Bedard as Prof. Duffy</li> <li>Iain MacKinnon as La Meteo</li> </ul> with Chip Sudderth, James Thomson, and Jason Snell Support this show and other shows like it on The Incomparable network by <a href="https://www.theincomparable.com/members/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">becoming a member</a>. Members get early access to podcasts, bonus episodes, and more.

2.1: And There's a Creepy Doll

John Adams and Benjamin Franklin declare things in Philadelphia on a date that will live in infamy.

1.12: In the Room, 1776

When last we left Marjorie Carter, she was on the trail of her kidnapped sidekick, Milo, en route to Connemara and the mysterious Candle of Nuada. Also, if you’re curious about Charles Babbage’s analytical engine, There You Are!  [This ends our run for 2015. See you in December for a Christmas special.]

1.10: That's What Sidhe Said

When her sidekick Milo is kidnapped, Marjorie Carter embarks on a car chase through the wilds of Ireland to uncover an ancient mystery.

1.8: Dublin or Nothing

In old Quebec, Paul Citron meets an old friend, winds up with an F, taunts a new friend, and makes out like a bandit—if the old friend can be believed…

1.9: F for Frame

Tesla and Dot’s visit to Erwin Schrödinger at Princeton in 1934 is interrupted by a series of unexpected visitors.

1.4: Schrödinger's Dot

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