Alone

Alone is a poignant, offbeat, six-part drama series by former forum member Lem, published sporadically between 20th March and 16th June 2012. The narrative focus is on four people with different disabilities, who haven't met, but are united in their loneliness when their carer passes away.
The project originally had no title card; one was created for it retroactively in April 2020 by Imago Productions. If features the show's name written in lower case in the font Codec Cold Trial, positioned horizontally on the right-hand side, backed onto an image of an indiscriminate person walking down a floodlit, empty road at night. The purpose of the image, which is black and white, is to convey the theme of loneliness within the series.
==Reception==
With its tender, thought-provoking and powerful writing, Alone enjoyed enormous universal acclaim from the outset, and throughout its run. Originally intended to run for five episodes, its positive reception prompted Lem to add an episode on.
==Awards==
At WRIXAS 3, on 2nd August 2012 (WXF's first anniversary), Alone won three accolades:
*Best Exit: Winnie and Kathy
*Best Drama Scene: Winnie and Kathy Walk Through The Glowing Clouds
*Best Drama Episode: Episode 6 (Winnie's Final Day)
The project would probably have won even more awards, had it not been overshadowed by another Lem drama, Back To The Start, which was even more popular than Alone. The two projects together meant Lem won all eight drama awards available at WRIXAS 3.
==Main Cast==
*Harry Fiennes (Elliot Rosen)
*Jacqueline Whyment (Jodie Prenger)
*Thomas Prescott (Jake Wood)
*Winnie Maple (Elsie Kelly)
*Kathy Nelson (Joanna Page)
===Minor Cast===
*Dawn Fiennes (Melanie Hill)
*Julia Brown (Glynis Barber)
*Alistair Brown (Denis Lawson)
*Eddie Whyment (John Thomson)
*Jane Phillips (Kaye Wragg)
===Series 2===
A second series was announced in September 2012, however this never officially materialised.
===Alone: The Next Chapter (2013)===
Alone: The Next Chapter was an intended follow-up series to Alone. It was announced on 17th March 2013, with the first paragraph published as a spoiler in advance of the debut episode. That debut episode was published on 20th March 2013, again to universal acclaim. It was, however, the only episode ever published.
The project originally had no title card; one was created for it retroactively in April 2020 by Imago Productions. If features the show's main name written in lower case in the font Codec Cold Trial, positioned horizontally on the right-hand side, with 'The Next Chapter' added underneath in upper case, backed onto an image of an indiscriminate person walking down a floodlit, empty road at night. The image is identical to the one used in Alone, except it is sepia-coloured rather than black-and-white.