Episode 12 - The Pink Cloud
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Killer robots hunt the Master through the proton collider at CERN. The ambulance carrying the Green Man, Crane, Penitento & the Chief erupts in bloody chaos. Time dissolves in the future, sending Bob & X-31 on a frantic race to the exit. In stand-alone story The Pink Cloud, a wannabe realtor-to-the-ultrarich must give it everything he's got inside to close a sale.
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Who'll Stop Lorraine - Excerpted
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Who'll Stop Lorraine, first presented in ep. 5, is re-issued here as a stand-alone piece, minus the story-within-a-story framework of To The Manor Borne By Robots. Ghosts and exclusive real estate collide on a remote Thai island.
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I Smell Burning Hair - Excerpted
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I Smell Burning Hair, first presented in ep. 3, is re-issued here as a stand-alone story, minus the story-within-a-story framework of To The Manor Borne By Robots. An out-of-control politician on the campaign trail is taken over by technology that enables his handlers to pilot him like a drone.
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Episode 11 - Hungover Psychic Insider Trader
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The Master and Miss Eloise return to CERN. Jimmy, Miss Eloise, and a pair of killer robots journey to the past. Bob and X-31 are marooned in a decaying future. The Pope has a rough day on the road to Jerusalem. The stand-alone story Hungover Psychic Insider Trader follows a junior-level Wall Street exec who finds he can predict the future, but only when he's really hungover.
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Episode 10 - Burns's Bugs
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Bob & Miss Eloise must make a baby. Tevis & the Master wrestle with a baffling affliction. The Pope, a.k.a. The Green Man, welcomes Crane & the Chief into his caravan to Jerusalem. Baller & the Chief plot against Arcadia head Francis Abercrombie, leading into the stand-alone Burns's Bugs, in which Arcadia backs billionaire Gary Burns's bid to feed the world with cheap, edible insect protein.
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Fronsty The Snowman - Holiday Special Reissue
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Fronsty The Snowman, first presented in ep. 6, is re-issued here as a stand-alone story, minus the ongoing story-within-a-story framework of To The Manor Borne By Robots. Fronsty is Frosty The Snowman's idiot cousin, following his dreams in a fun, silly, SFW Christmas tale for kids and adults alike. Narrating this Yuletide extravaganza is Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford. Merry Christmas from the Manor!
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Episode 9 - Swear Jar
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The Pope stops the world, Baller wants revenge, Bob & Miss Eloise confront uncomfortable facts. The stand-alone story is Swear Jar: what happens when an illusion projector falls into the hands of a traveling revival preacher?
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Episode 8 - Marketing 4 Marketers
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The Pope takes a walk, Tevis and the Master get closer, Baller fields calls, and the future is not what it used to be. The stand-alone story in this episode is Marketing 4 Marketers, a demonic look at that most 21st century of occupations.
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Episode 7 - Eye Candy
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A visit to the Davos Economic Conference leads to some run-ins with famous faces. A weapon of last resort is re-discovered in the future. A man of the spirit hears some unpleasant facts. In stand-alone story Eye Candy, a computer in a contact lens falls into the hands of a high school bully.
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Episode 6 - Fronsty The Snowman
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It's the night before Christmas at the Manor, but the Beast is not asleep. Bob makes plans with Tevis. The stand-alone story is Fronsty The Snowman, a tale of Frosty The Snowman's idiot cousin who can't do anything right, and how he redeems himself with Santa Claus. Featuring guest star Rob Halford, from Judas Priest.
info_outlineBob & Miss Eloise must make a baby. Tevis & the Master wrestle with a baffling affliction. The Pope, a.k.a. The Green Man, welcomes Crane & the Chief into his caravan to Jerusalem. Baller plots against Arcadia head Francis Abercrombie, leading into the stand-alone Burns's Bugs, in which Arcadia backs billionaire Gary Burns's bid to feed the world with cheap, edible insect protein.