A group of scientists, technologists, misfits and miscreants are slowly arriving at the remote Blackborow Research Station of Antarctica knowing little information about the lucrative year-long assignment that's just begun. They only understand that their employer, the powerful and mysterious Archon Corporation, will provide information about this undertaking on an as-needed basis. Suffering from isolation and overwork, some members fear they're losing their grip on reality. When communications satellites permit, they reach back into their support groups from the Baltimore Headquarters to navigate the complexities of the station, to uncover their roles in the research, and to work to understand the true motivations of Archon. They must try to stay grounded in a cold and shifting landscape.
In the season one finale, Hewlett discusses his first meeting with The Bipolar Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, a.k.a Victoria, a.k.a "V" who is perhaps the company's most prodigious Linux administrator and disgruntled cosplay star. This episode was written by Hewlett Patterson Linkwater and featured performance by Elizabeth McQueen and Jess Nahikian. Music by White Bat Audio, and closing credit music by Mofofunka.
Hewlett finds himself on a perilous mission which takes him outside of Blackborow Station in hazardous weather conditions. He must navigate the Unimog through a windstorm and fulfill Archon's objectives with the guidance of Tatiana Ostrovsky, who is unsure if Hewlett is well suited for this role in the Antarctic.
Jenny approaches Paul for help winning a large government contract. In return Paul asks for an unusual favor regarding Blackborow. This episode was written By Rich Espey and Hewlett Patterson Linkwater, and featured performances by Alexandra Hewett and Rich Epsey.
Ian was hoping for a pleasant night out with Catharine, and perhaps a few drinks with friends. Maybe he should have saved the conversation about Blackborow for another night. This episode of Blackborow station was written by Rachel Demma and Hewlett Patterson Linkwater. The episode featured performances by Graham Pilato and Evelyn Spear.
Hewlett reaches back to Iowa City to speak to Sasha, an old friend in the midst of rehearsing for an upcoming performance. Sonya Alexandrovna gives us all a piece of her mind. This episode features Katie Kleiger as Sasha.
A group of scientists, technologists, misfits and miscreants are slowly arriving at the remote Blackborow Research Station of Antarctica knowing little information about the lucrative year-long assignment that's just begun. They only understand that their employer, the powerful and mysterious Archon Corporation, will provide information about this undertaking on an as-needed basis. Two weeks have gone by at the substation. There's a therapist, a rowing machine, and a Weddell seal, but not much else to go on.
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