Episode Two: Flight of the Amphibians

**“***...Let’s remember which one of us called an infestation of frogs worse than a fucking twister!***”**
— **Dr. Edison Tucker****, Episode Two: Flight of the Amphibians**

## Episode Two: Flight of the Amphibians

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## Setting

### Location(s)

* Lincoln Farms
* Various locations in Jerusalem

## Episode Guide

### Next

Episode One: The Olive Branch
Episode Three: Hog Wild

### Transcript

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A tricky invader puts Ed’s education to the test.

## Summary

*The following is a summary written for this wiki. It only hits the major points of the episode and, as such, should not be used as a substitute for listening to the episode as intended by the creators.*
The episode opens with Ed at a river, examining the water quality and falling in. She then notices the sound of frogs in the area is getting louder and louder. She then hears the tornado siren and panics, running back to Princess. She starts the engine, ready to seek shelter from the oncoming tornado and gets a call from Lucy who tells her to meet her at Main Street, that she is aware there is a situation, and that it's not a tornado. Ed heads into town, bemoaning her wet pants.

Ed finds Lucy, who had left the house for printer ink, when a mass of frogs began to appear. Ed smells one of the frogs and makes note of the ammonia smell as well as the smell of recently having been frozen. She asks Lucy if anywhere nearby would have preserved frogs. Lucy gives Ed her outer cardigan and the two make their way to the supply depot down the street. They find a boy named Sean who informs them that the frozen frogs suddenly came to life and started running amuck. Ed then relates it back to the second plague of Egypt and considers solving the problem in a similar way - lamb's blood.

The two head to Lincoln Farms and Thomas Lincoln helps the two procure a baby lamb. He then points them in a direction of a campground no one uses where killing the lamb won't cause issues for the townsfolk later.

At the campground, Ed prepares to cut the lamb's throat so they can drain it of blood. Lucy goes to get her a knife, though reluctant. Suddenly, the lamb speaks to Ed, telling her it is not her time yet. Lucy returns and things seem back to normal in regards to the lamb. Ed kills the lamb and Lucy helps gather its blood.

Some time later, on Psalm Road, Ed and Lucy finish up painting blood on all the doorways, similar to the plague in Egypt. TThis works and thebswatm of frogs leave the town. They give the all clear so everyone can clean the blood off before other animals come for dinner. On their way put, Ed finds a lizard that she bonds with instantly. She names him William Shakespeare and says she'll keep him, to Lucy's dismay. Ed and Lucy then get into another arguement about how Lucy is dramatic for finding an infestation of frogs worse than a twister. Ed calls Lucy the weirdest thing in the town which strikes a nerve. The trio leave for home with Ed confused about Lucy's arritude.

## Notable Events

* Thomas Lincoln's first appearance.
* Ed's first encounter with the supernatural occurs in the form of the frog plague.

* Ed calling Lucy weird strikes a nerve due to her yet unrevealed wings.

## Cast and Characters

* Dr. Edison Tucker played by Newton Schottelkotte
* Lucille Kensington played by Madelyn Harvieux
* Thomas Lincoln played by John Hardcastle
* Sean played by Newton Schottelkotte
* Lamb voiced by Newton Schottelkotte

## Credits

Where the Stars Fell is a production of Caldera Studios, and is produced by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode was written by Charleston Eris. The voice of Thomas Lincoln was John Hardcastle. The voice of Lucille Kensington was Madelyn Harvieux. The voice of Dr. Edison Tucker, Sean, and the lamb was Newton Schottelkotte. Script edits were done by Lucy Brown, with a sensitivity read by Kit Addams. All sound effects taken from Audio Library, Sound Library, Nagaty Studio, original foley, or used 19 under Creative Commons License. Find transcripts, social media links, and places to listen at “wherethestarsfell dot com”.

## Notes

* This episode takes place in September.

* EP 01: The Olive Branch
* **EP02: Flight of the Amphibians**
* EP03: Hog Wild
* EP04: Ed Tucker Can Die?
* EP05: Glossophobia
* EP06: Tinfoil Isn't Your Color
* EP07 All Fights Reserved
* EP08: Be Not Afraid
* MS01: Romancing the Stone
* Season Two Q&A
* MS02: Full Pod
* EP09: Introductions
* EP10: Happy Birthday Edison
* EP11: British Doll
* EP12: Hell Is a Teenage Blogger
* EP13: Retribution Part 1
* EP14: Retribution Part 2
* EP15: Animal Control
* MS03: Plan B(affle)
* EP16: Shir-lock Holmes
* EP17 Dear Listener
* Starfall Crossover: Star vs Star: The Star-cial Network (Starfall Version)
* EP18: T'Shuva
* The Amelia Project Crossover: The Perils of Freelancing
* MS04: Minutes
* EP19: Don't Burn Down the House
* SP01: The Christmas Chronicle
* MF05: Don't Ask, Don't Tell
* Season Three Q&A
* MS06: Whitechapel
* Seen and Not Heard Crossover: Two Jews In A Room Signing
* EP20: Boiling Over
* EP21: Everybody Goes To the Rapture
* EP22: Who's Afraid of Ken Keeler?
* EP23: And the Prom Is Tomorrow
* Forgive Me! Crossover: Forgive Where The Stars Fell
* EP24: Something Other Than the Desperation
* EP25: Probability
* EP26: The Circle: Part 1
* EP27: The Circle: Part 2
* Fawx and Stallion Crossover: The Case of the Deus Ex Machina