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The Langdom Files/Season 2

"*How far will you go to learn the **truth**?*"
—Tagline of *American Dreams*[src]

**Season 2**, subtitled **"*American Dreams*"** and also known by its working title **"*Sam's Story*"**, is the upcoming second instalment in *The Langdom Files* anthology series, a spin-off to *The Langdom Experiment*. It follows Sam Watts, a young soldier in the CRM who makes a dangerous journey to the overgrown city of Baltimore to find his missing parents.

## Plot

*After the mysterious disappearance of his parents, CRM private Sam Watts begins a treacherous journey to a strange new world home to untold horrors, monsters and mysteries.*

## Characters

### Main

* Sam Watts
* Jennifer
Dying Fire

**"Dying Fire"** is the eighth and final episode of the second season of *The Langdom Experiment*. It is the fourteenth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The survivors of Searchlight Ranch face off against the bandits, splitting them up in the chaos. Lloyd decides to prove himself, and Charlie finds an old friend.*

## Deaths

* Philip *(infected)*
* Randall
* 1 Botched
* 4 unnamed members of Randall's Group

## Trivia

* First appearance of Robert Schrader
* Last appearance of Philip

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Denzel Washington

**Denzel Washington** (born 28 December 1954) is an American actor, director and producer who played Lincoln Rhyme in the 1999 film The Bone Collector.

He has been described as an actor who reconfigured "the concept of classic movie stardom", associating with characters defined by their grace, dignity, humanity, and inner strength.

He is well known for *Fences (2016)*, *The Equalizer* (2014) and *The Book Of Eli (2010).*
Max's Group

"*Always nice to get together with the neighbours,*"
—Max to the group[src]
**Max's Group** was a group of Langdom residents who survived the initial release of the Langdom Bioweapon into the containment zone set up around the town and grouped together to fend off the Turned, gather supplies and escape the zone. The five remaining members are also five of the six known survivors of the experiment.

## History

### Before the Experiment

Before the Langdom Experiment, most members of the group all lived in the town of Langdom, Missouri, a small town of around 5000 residents, and generally considered one another friends and neighbours.

Aside from the residents of Langdom, the group would also include surviving members of the Children of the Plains, a neo-hippie group that had stopped in Langdom during their road trip of the U.S.

### The Experiment

"*It ain't right that we're killing our neighbours,"
 "It ain't right that they're trying to kill **us**,*"
—Tracy Levitt and Max Everett[src]

## Members

* Adam Levitt
* Cassie Levitt
* Charlie Everett
* Lloyd Smith
* *Max Everett* - *de-facto* leader
* *Susan Everett*
* *Tracy Levitt*
* *Sara Levitt*
* *Joseph Levitt*
* *Gordon St. John*
* *Abby St. John*
* *Ben Ashen*
* *Jackie Ashen*
* *Bill Denver*
* *Alex Witt*

## Deaths

* Susan Everett - throat slit and shot to death by Jesse Ericson
* Bill Denver - stabbed to death by the Ericson family
* Ben Ashen - ripped apart and devoured by Turned
* Jackie Ashen - suicide by self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head
* Alex Witt  - accidentally shot by Max and devoured by Turned
* Max Everett - sacrificed himself to destroy the military barricade
* Tracy Levitt - bitten by a Turned and committed suicide by self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head
* Gordon St. John - shot in the chest and head by Abby St. John
* Sara Levitt - bitten by Turned and succumbed to the virus, then macheted in the back of the head by Joseph Levitt
* Joseph Levitt - shot repeatedly by members of the US military

## Killed Victims

* Kyle Ericson - throat slit by Joseph Levitt
* Phil Ericson - shot in the head by Gordon St. John
* Marsha Ericson - kneecapped and left to be devoured by Turned by Gordon St. John
* Luke Ericson - shot in the chest by Adam Levitt
* Gordon St. John - shot in the chest and head by Abby St. John
* Sara Levitt - machete to the skull *(Infected)* by Joseph Levitt
* Joseph Levitt - shot in the leg by Gordon St. John and allowed himself to be shot by soldiers *(caused)*
The Tower

**The Tower** is a location set to appear as a major location in *Spiral*. It is an apartment building located in downtown Houston, Texas. Following the start of the dollar pandemic, the Tower was occupied by a small group of survivors.

## Inhabitants

* Bill
* *Mason*

### Newcomers

* Michael Carver - *de-facto* leader
* Thomas West - *de-facto* second-in-command
* Kyle Angelo
* Ryleigh - gardener
* Bridgette
* Abhoy - engineer
* Bernard
* At least 12 unnamed residents

## Deaths

* Mason - pushed from a third floor balcony by Michael Carver and torn apart by Turned
Alycia Reid

**Alycia Reid** is a main character and a survivor of the pandemic in *The Langdom Experiment*. She is a resident of Searchlight Ranch and the daughter of Glenn Reid. Following the fall of the ranch, Alycia joins the other survivors in searching for a new home. After arriving at Shire Estate, she serves as a supply runner and begins a sexual relationship with Lucas, eventually becoming pregnant with his child.
Levitt RV

The **Levitt Family RV** is a recreational vehicle owned by the Levitt Family in Langdom, Missouri. Even before the Langdom Bioweapon was released on the town, the RV had been modified to make it suited for long treks into the wilderness. The RV was taken by Adam and Cassie Levitt and Abby St. John when they escaped the containment zone set up around Langdom, and for the next 18 months modified the RV to make more suited to fending off the Turned and travelling through the rough backroads of the country. By the harsh winter of early 2019, the RV had finally broken down, with Adam, Cassie and Abby living out of it on a broken bridge. With the help of Bonnie and her team, the RV was repaired and it was taken to Searchlight Ranch, and it was later taken by Adam's Group as they set out onto the road following the fall of Searchlight.
Cole

**Cole** is a main character and a survivor of the pandemic in *Zone*. He is a doctor at the Hill and serves on its leadership council.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Not much is known about Cole's life before the dollar pandemic. He presumably lived in the town of Sheridan, Oregon, where he served as a town doctor. Soon after the NOCEZ was created by the construction of the containment wall, Cole joined the other residents of the town in taking over and settling the nearby federal prison, which was subsequently named "The Hill". Cole continued to serve as the doctor of this new community and grew to have a strong knowledge of the mysterious mold that grows in the Zone.
Sheridan, Oregon

**Sheridan** is a city in Yamhill County, Oregon, United States set to be introduced in *Zone*. It is the southernmost town in the NOCEZ, with a portion of the containment wall being located less than a mile from the city's outskirts. Directly south of the city is The Hill, a community built out of the nearby federal prison.
ESSL

**Everett-Smith Sign Language**, abbreviated to **ESSL**, is a form of sign language derived from ASL created by Charlie Everett and Lloyd Smith in order to communicate. The language was conceived by the pair following their escape from Langdom and was necessary due to Lloyd not knowing ASL, which was used by Charlie due to his selective mutism. Together, they created their own form of sign language that is relatively more simple, ableit repeptitive, than ASL. After joining the CRM, both of them began teaching it to their fellow soldiers in order to communicate with Charlie.

## Users

* Charlie Everett - co-creator
* Lloyd Smith - co-creator
* Sharps
* Jodie
* *Philip*
Jack's Group

**Jack's Group**, also known as the **Hotel Survivors**, is a survivor group formed in "*World Gone Mad*". It was previously led by Martha until her disappearance after she unleashed her rage for her brother's death by killing Carla. As a result of these events, the leadership role passed on briefly to Gordon until his mental breakdown following the loss of his family, then consequently the group was led by Jack Lee until his death.

## Members

* April
* Kirsty
* Finn
* *Jack Lee* - former leader
* *Eugene Mitchell* - former leader
* *Carla*
* *Colette*
* *Blake Hart*
* *Craig Hart*
* *Dyani Mitchell*
* *Katarina Mitchell*

### Formerly

* Lana - former leader
* Dan Skye

## Deaths

* Blake Hart - torn apart and devoured by Turned
* Colette - stroke
* Carla - shot in the head by Lana
* Katarina Mitchell - dragged from the helicopter and devoured by Turned
* Dyani Mitchell - suicide by jumping from the helicopter
* Craig Hart - suicide by jumping from the apartment balcony
* Eugene Mitchell - torn apart and devoured by Turned
* Jack Lee - bitten on the rib by an infected and shot in the head by April
Black Blood

***Black Blood*** is an upcoming post-apocalyptic horror story set in the *Langdomverse*, serving as a reimagining and soft reboot of *The Langdom Experiment*. Set twenty-five years after the beginning of the dollar pandemic, it follows both old and new generations of survivors in the aftermath of complete societal collapse many years after the events of *The Langdom Experiment*.

## Characters

### Main

* Robert: a hardened survivor who is tormented by the trauma of his past and lives off fulfilling contracts across the former United States
April (Spin-Off)

"*Innocence is **dead**,*"
—The promotion of *April*[src]

***April***, officially ***The Langdom Experiment* Presents: *"April"***, is an upcoming post-apocalyptic horror-drama series created by EDStudios as an instalment in the *Langdomverse* and a full-length spin-off to *The Langdom Experiment*. *April* is a part of a trilogy of full-length spin-offs to *The Langdom Experiment*, the others being *Spiral* and *Zone*.

Beginning two years after the events of *The Langdom Files: "World Gone Mad"*, the series follows April, the deuteragonist of "*World Gone Mad*", as she learns to survive in a Turned-infested world and encounters new groups of survivors with questionable motives.

## Plot

*Following the tragic conclusion of "World Gone Mad", young April heads out into a wild world overrun by the infected. Guided by the lessons that she has learned, April must either face the world alone, or confront its horrors and decide who she will become.*

## Seasons and Episodes

### Season 1

#### Plot

*In the aftermath of the group's disastrous mission to Atlanta, April finds herself left to fend for herself and forced to learn how to survive in a world gone mad.*

*Many months have passed since the events seen in "World Gone Mad", and April is searching for safety. But what can an ordinary child do to stay alive when survivors can be just as bad – and sometimes worse – than the Turned?*

## Trivia

* The series' teaser image references the bloody bunny rabbit that April held onto for days before being found by Jonathan in "*A New Day*".
* The series' first few characters were announced in April 2021.
	+ April, the eponymous protagonist, who faces a new journey following the traumatic events of "*World Gone Mad*"
	+ Finn, one of the few surviving members of Jack's Group from "*World Gone Mad*" who has been looking after April since Jack's death
	+ Kirsty, one of the few surviving members of Jack's Group from "*World Gone Mad*" who has been looking after April since Jack's death
	+ Ethan, a blind survivor who uses his other senses to navigate the world
	+ Jason, the leader of a group that April encounters
	+ Santiago, a member of a group that April encounters
	+ María, Santiago's wife
* *April* will feature the Sylvania Republic, which was first mentioned in "*World Gone Mad*".
Zone/Season 1

"*Beware the dark...*"
—Official description[src]

The **first season** of *Zone*, a spin-off to *The Langdom Experiment*, will be released in 2022. It will consist of eight episodes.

Set several years into the dollar pandemic, the first season follows Robert Levitt, the estranged uncle of Adam and Cassie Levitt from *The Langdom Experiment*, as he journeys into the Northwest Oregon Containment and Exclusion Zone to settle a debt and discovers the horrors that lie within its walls.

## Plot

*A newcomer running from his demons and drowning in a debt makes his way through an overgrown world overrun by a mysterious infection. As he struggles to balance his addictions, his morals and the demands of the people within, the newcomer will come to find that his decisions could change the fate of the entire zone.*

## Episodes

 Game Over | Bob struggles with the choices he has made as Hugo finally arrives. The fate of the Hill - and possibly the entire Zone - rests on the events of one long day.
Baltimore, Maryland

**Baltimore, Maryland** is an independent city in Maryland, United States that will serve as the setting of *American Dreams*. The most populous city in Maryland and the 30th most populous city in the United States, Baltimore was heavily damaged in the early months of the dollar pandemic, with most of the city having become overgrown and flooded. A deadly war is being fought between the CRM, the Baltimore Command and the Watchers for control of the city.

## Inhabitants

### Sam's Group

* Sam Watts - *de-facto* leader
* Jennifer
* Flint McCarren
Nagito Komaeda

### Love Interest

Hajime Hinata (because of his ultimate talent), Izuru Kamukura ((because of his ultimate talent)

## Meta Information

### Apperances

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (2012 visual novel)
 Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak Academy (2017 anime)

### Appearance

Nagito Komaeda gay. And no one can say other wise.😈😂🥶⁉️

## Role in Story

Nagito’s Role in the story is the gay bad guy just like every other story😲.

## Relationships

Hajime Hinata(Crush/Best Friend)

Izuru Kamukura(Crush/Best Friend)

Kazuichi Soda(Crush/Best Friend)

Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu(Crush/Best Friend)

Gundham Tanaka(Crush/Best Friend)

Makoto Naegi(Crush/Best Friend)

Nekomaru Nidai(Crush/Best Friend)
Zone

"***No one** leaves the zone,*"
—The tagline of *Zone*[src]

***Zone***, officially ***The Langdom Experiment* Presents: *"Zone"***, is an upcoming post-apocalyptic horror-drama story created by EDStudios as an instalment in the *Langdomverse* and a full-length spin-off to *The Langdom Experiment*. *Zone* is a part of a trilogy of full-length spin-offs to *The Langdom Experiment*, the others being *Spiral* and *April*.

Set entirely inside the Northwest Oregon Containment and Exclusion Zone (NOCEZ), the series will follow the survivors within the zone as they deal with the unique dangers that they live amongst, cut off from the outside world.

## Plot

*Even with the world consumed by darkness and dispair, there are places that are far worse. In the wilderness of northwest Oregon lies a place forgotten by the outside, with the inside populated by unimaginable horrors. Torn apart and thrown into chaos by the mistakes of the old world, it takes more than skill to survive. It takes luck. Because as everyone knows...no one leaves the zone.*

## Trivia

* *Zone* is projected to be the third full-length spin-off to *The Langdom Experiment* and the fourth spin-off overall; the first spin-off was *The Langdom Files* anthology series, and the other two full-length spin-offs will be *Spiral* and *April*.
* In March 2021, the first few characters were announced.
	+ Bob Levitt, a survivor who enters the NOCEZ to settle a debt; he is the estranged brother of Joseph Levitt and the uncle of Cassie and Adam from *The Langdom Experiment*
	+ Zagreus, Bob's target who uses multiple aliases
	+ Cole, a doctor with knowledge of the black mold that grows within the NOCEZ
	+ Grace, a resident of the Hill with a heroin addiction
	+ Jeremy, a supply runner and scout for the Hill
	+ Buttons, a supply runner and scout for the Hill
	+ David McCowen, the former District Representative who now leads a community known as the Castle
	+ Harry McCowen, the son of the former District Representative who is badly affected by the mold
	+ Dan Skye, a survivor who previously appeared in "*World Gone Mad*"
Suffer

**"Suffer"** is the fifth episode of the third season of *The Langdom Experiment*. It is the nineteenth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Lloyd, Sharps and their team report to Schrader the incoming threat on the horizon. In the face of an enemy that they cannot face, the estate group debate their plan.*

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Andrew Minyard

**Andrew Joseph Minyard** is a character from the 2013 novel series ***All For The Game*** by Nora Sakavic. The series consisted of three books, and the development of his character and relationship to the protagonist, Neil Josten, was a main focus in all of the books, alongside their goal to improve their team in the fictional sport of Exy. He begins as one of the series' minor antagonists, and eventually turns into a romantic interest of Neil.

### Appearance

Andrew is a young adult who is notably short, standing at 5'0" (152.4). He has light skin, hazel eyes, and blonde hair. He almost always is seen wearing black wristbands which extend from his elbows to his wrists, which are claimed to be used to differentiate him from his twin, Aaron Minyard.

### Personality

Andrew is generally abrasive and unpredictable. He is quick to distrust new people, and will go to extreme lengths to confirm if strangers are a danger to himself or others. While not openly caring in any verbal or visible way, he has a tendency to form an ingroup of people in close relation to them and will protect them at all costs.

## Trivia

Andrew has a photographic memory.

* Andrew was initially not written to be the canon romantic pairing with Neil. Instead it was Kevin Day, which eventually turned into Neil, Kevin, and Andrew being a poly couple, before Kevin being dropped from the pairing.
Max Everett

**Max Everett** is a main character and a survivor of the pandemic in *The Langdom Experiment*. He is the father of Charlie and the husband of Susan. Max is a well-respected ex-cop who becomes the leader of a small group of Langdom residents, who banded together to escape the containment zone and fight off the Turned.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Turned *(caused)*
* Himself *(sacrifice)*
Tyreese

**Tyreese** is a survivor of the pandemic set to appear in *Season 3* of *The Langdom Experiment*. He is a member of Adam's Group, having joined them prior to their discovery of Shire Estate.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Nothing is yet known about Tyreese's life before the pandemic.

### Joining Adam's Group

Tyreese came across Adam's Group at some point in the eight months after they set out on the road and subsequently joined them.
Station Delta

**Station Delta** is a location set to be introduced in *American Dreams*. Located within the campus of the **University of Maryland, College Park,** it is one of the three primary bases of the CRM, alongside Station Alpha in Carbondale, Illinois, and Station Omega.

## History

### Early History

Station Delta was settled at some point in the early months of the dollar pandemic by soldiers of the Civilian Rescue Militia as one of their three primary bases, the others being Station Alpha and Omega.

## Inhabitants

* Flint McCarren
* Sam Watts

### Formerly

* Leonard Watts
* Martha Watts
The Hill

**The Hill** is a community built inside the **Federal Correctional Institution, Sheridan (FCI Sheridan)** that is set to appear in *Zone*. It is located south of the city of Sheridan, Oregon and less than a mile from the containment wall that makes up the NOCEZ. After the construction of the wall, civilians from Sheridan and the surrounding region took over the prison, reinforcing it into one of the larger settlements in the southern NOCEZ.

## History

### Pre-Pandemic

The FCI Sheridan was a medium-security United States federal prison for male inmates in Oregon that opened in 1989. The site included a detention center housing male offenders and an adjacent minimum-security satellite prison camp.

## Notable Inhabitants

* Harris - *de facto* leader
* Cole - doctor, member of the leadership council
* Bernard - council member
* Morgan - council member
* Grace
* Jeremy - supply runner and scout
* Buttons - a supply runner and scout for the Hill
Flint McCarren

"*Nah, I'm good. **I got my own road to follow**. Starts from here...and I don't know where it'll end. Guess I'll figure that part out,*"
—Flint's final words to Adam, Cassie and Abby before they left the safety of his ranch[src]

**Flint McCarren** is a survivor of the pandemic in *The Langdom Experiment*. He is a rancher who owns a piece of land a few miles outside of Langdom, Missouri. He gave shelter to Adam, Cassie and Abby following their escape from Langdom, and abandoned his ranch when they learned that the Langdom Bioweapon had spread outside of the town and around the world, leaving his fate unknown.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Next to nothing is known about Flint's life before the pandemic. He was known to the residents of the nearby town of Langdom likely due to his regular visits to the town. He owned a modest piece of land a few miles from the town where he would grow crops, living by himself in the single house of the property. He also took ownership of an underground bunker that was already on the land when he bought it.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

By his single appearance in "*Mad World*", Flint is in his late 60s and is greatly weathered. He is fit and athletic for his advanced age and has whispy white hair. He maintains a moustache he appears to have had since the 1970s.

### Personality

Even in his brief appearance Flint appears to be kind-hearted and charitable, giving shelter and safety to Adam, Cassie and Abby without asking for anything in return following their escape from Langdom. He made sure to keep them fed and watered during this time. Flint appears to be a brooding man obviously affected by some sort of trauma, but his single appearance in a flashback does not offer much information on what this could be. When it became obvious that the Turned - and the virus that created them - had spread outside of the ruins of Langdom and began spreading across the world, Flint quickly came to accept the new world. Despite declining to accompany the trio of their journey to nowhere, Flint remained charitable in the face of the apocalypse, wishing them luck and giving them some spare bullets and a single rifle before they departed. The theory that Flint was affected by some form of trauma was further reinforced by the fact he burned down his house before he himself departed for parts unknown.

## Trivia

* Flint is confirmed to reappear at some point in the future, possibly in one of the three upcoming spin-offs:*Spiral*, *April* or *Zone*.
Long Night

**"Long Night"** is the fifth episode of the second season of *The Langdom Experiment*. It is the eleventh episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Following a string of horrible events, the survivors on Searchlight Ranch face a night filled with horror, fear and the endless shrieks of the Turned.*

## Deaths

* Peter Reid *(Infected)*
* 1 Botched

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first episode of *Season 2* - and of *The Langdom Experiment* overall - in which neither Lloyd or Charlie appear.
Turned/Biters

## Biters

**Biters** are the second stage of infection in humans infected with the Langdom Bioweapon, succedding Runners and preceding Shamblers. At this stage of the infection, the Turned's body has started to become deformed by the excessive tumour growth triggered by the bioweapon. At this point, it becomes painful for the Turned to move their limbs, forcing them to move slowly or at a slow jogging pace at best. Biters are incredibly dangerous when in groups, as they prefer to swarm their prey. It is also around this stage that environmental changes can give rise to unique infected such as Pales and Lurkers.
Contingency (Series)

***Contingency***, officially ***The Langdom Experiment* Presents: *"Contingency"***, is an upcoming post-apocalyptic horror-drama series created by EDStudios as an instalment in the *Langdomverse* and a full-length spin-off to *The Langdom Experiment*.

Beginning in the early days of the dollar pandemic, *Contingency* will follow the titular organization and their attempts to rebuild a semblance of pre-pandemic society while dealing with new variants of the Langdom Bioweapon.
Weld's Gang

**Weld's Gang** are a large group of survivors located in Carbondale, Illinois. They are a bandit gang aligned with the Patriots, a nation-wide right-wing militia group in direct opposition to the CRM. Weld's Gang is at war with the CRM soldiers in the city over control of Station Alpha, which is currently controlled by the CRM as one of their three primary bases. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 2*, alongside Randall's Group.
Turned/Twitchers

## Twitchers

**Twitchers** are a unique subtype of the Turned, first appearing two to three weeks following initial infection. They appear to be diverged from Runners, thus so far making them the only subtype to diverge from this stage of infection. Twitchers have been subjected to an unknown mutation in the virus that causes the tumours that grow as a result of the virus to calcify into a fleshy exoskeleton; the most prominent such protrusions are bony "crests" that erupt from their skulls and causes their bodies to twitch uncontrollably, hence their name. Twitchers have so far only been found in downtown Houston, Texas, and therefore have only appeared in *Spiral*.

## History

### First Appearances

The first Twitchers most likely appeared within a couple weeks of the first infections in Houston, having diverged from Runners, the first stage of infection. The circumstances that led to their signature mutation are currently unknown.

#### Michael's nightmares

Twitchers were first seen by Michael Carver, a U.S army veteran suffering from PTSD-induced hallucinations. While cleaning out the lobby of the Tower, his group's new home, he spotted an infected behaving bizarrely and left the Tower to check it out. The Turned, a Runner, was twitching far more severely than normal. Michael was horrified when the Turned looked over at him, only for Michael to see the Runner's face split apart and a bony crest rise out of its skull as it roared in apparent agony. Believing that he was hallucinating, Michael closed his eyes in panic, and when he opened them again the creature had disappeared.

#### Turned attack the Tower

As a large group of infected invaded the lower levels of the Tower, Michael spotted a Twitcher about to attack a resident. He did not attempt to save the person, believing the Twitcher to be a hallucination, and was horrified when it bit and killed the resident. Michael then killed the Twitcher and discovered that the creature was real.

## Biology

### Appearance

Twitchers are Runners who have been subjected to an unknown mutation that, instead of them progressing to the Biter stage, has caused their tumours to calcify, effectively transforming their tumours into a fleshy exoskeleton. As most tumours are concentrated in the skull, the calcifying of these tumours causes them to merge into a horrifying structure that eventually breaks through the skull and forms a prominent bony crest. This causes yet more severe brain damage, leading to the regular muscle spasms present in the Turned to worsen into constant twitching, hence their name. How the Twitcher survives this process is unknown. Twitchers also appear to be physically pained by the process, a terrifying concept given the extraordinarily high pain tolerance that all Turned demonstrate.
The Wall

The **NOCEZ Containment Wall**, better known as the **Wall**, is a massive steel-reinforced concrete wall that encircles the entire 3200 square-mile area of northwest Oregon known as the NOCEZ that appears in *Zone*. Constructed during the Fall of 2017 during the early months of the dollar pandemic, the Wall appears to be an improved version of the containment wall built around Langdom, Missouri during the initial test release of the Langdom Bioweapon that ultimately led to the worldwide pandemic, only the NOCEZ Containment Wall is far larger. The Wall extends from Pacific City, around through western Portland, and finishes at the banks of the Columbia River, and ranges from 15 meters tall to 50 meters tall in some places.
Containment Breach

**"Containment Breach"** is the sixth and final episode of the first season of *The Langdom Experiment*. It is the sixth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The remaining survivors of Langdom enact their final plan as the government accelerates their attempts to secure the containment zone.*

## Synopsis

As he watches the lights of the RV fade into the distance, Joseph collects his machete and kishes the picture of Tracy a final time. He heads out into the streets, which are now filled with fog and smoke, and walks among the Turned, expecting to be immediatly attacked. For some reason, however, the infected appear to ignore him. He walks through the horde until he spots a familar face: his daughter, Sara, having now completely succumbed to the bioweapon. He waits until she has her back to him before he puts her out of her misery with a machete blow to the back of her head. Covered in the blood of his wife and daughter, Joseph turns towards to hole in the containment wall, anger painted across his face. He begins limbing over to the hole and finally walks out of Langdom.

Mere metres into the outside world, a series of bright lights switch on in the mist, and a group of armed soldiers emerged from the darkness, their weapons drawn. Accepting his death, Joseph turns to look at the horizon and spots the lights of the RV in the distance. He smiles, knowing his son and daughter are safe, before turning back to the soldiers. He suddenly gives out a mighty yell, raising his machete above his head, before the soldiers open fire. Joseph falls to the ground, dead, a smile on his face. The soldiers begin to walk forwards but are stopped by a snarl in the mist. A Turned emerges from the smoke and charges, but a soldier puts it down. A few more rush out at them, and are quickly followed by the entire horde, which tears the soldiers apart.

Miles outside of Langdom, Lloyd and Charlie emerge from a forest and out into a street. Lloyd smashes the window of a car and two climb inside. Lloyd hotwires the car and the two drive off to safety. Meanwhile, Adam, Abby and Cassie drive out into the plains around Langdom, listening to the screams of the soldiers in the distance. As Adam and Abby hold hands, Adam starts laughing hysterically, the shock having finally got to him. After a few moments of laughter, he begins weeping. They drive off into the wilderness as the sun finally rises.

## Deaths

* Sara Levitt
* Joseph Levitt
* At least twelve U.S soldiers

## Trivia

* Last appearance of Gordon St. John *(corpse)*
* Last appearance of Sara Levitt
* Last appearance of Joseph Levitt *(alive)*
* This was initially the final episode of *The Langdom Experiment* when it was conceived as a single season, explaining the cliffhanger at the end of the episode.
Turned/Leapfrogs

**Leapfrogs** are a unique subtype of the Turned, first appearing after an unknown period after initial infection. They are believed to diverge from runners, making them the only type to do so other than Twitchers. They are named for their ability to jump vast distances, allowing them to attack prey at incredible speeds. They are only known to exist in the city of Baltimore.
Eldridge Tapes

The **Eldridge Tapes** are a collection of tapes recorded by the XPLRs that serve as the primary plot device of *The Eldridge Tapes*. Primarily recorded by Connor Eldridge, the tapes were recovered at some point during the dollar pandemic and document the group's experiences during the early days of the pandemic. The tapes range from 30 seconds to over an hour in length.

## Featured Tapes

### Tape 001

* **Summery:** The XPLRs decide to test out a brand new camera by exploring an abandoned mining town. They break into the town at night without much issue, but are forced to hide when they see some people running around in the darkness; they decide to keep their lights low and navigate using the night vision.
Louis Sharps

**Louis Sharps** is a survivor of the pandemic in *The Langdom Experiment*. He is a sergeant in the CRM cell at Station Alpha, where he is involved in the training and orientation of new recruits.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Next to nothing is yet known about Sharps' background; not even his first name is known, with the soldiers of the base referring to him only as Sharps or by his rank of corporal. It is possible that he has military experience.

### CRM

Sharps joined CRM around a year following the start of the dollar pandemic and began active duty with the organization at Station Alpha in Carbondale, Illinois. He joined the organization as he deeply admired Robert Schrader and shared his vision of a better, rebuilt world. He earned the rank of corporal within months, and as part of his official duties he would manage new recruits who arrived at the base.

## Relationships

### Robert Schrader

Sharps deeply respects Schrader and admires him as a leader, sharing his vision of a rebuilt world that is better than the one that fell to dollar rabies.

### Lloyd Smith

Sharps and Lloyd become very friendly when the latter arrives at Station Alpha, with Sharps personally managing Lloyd's training and orientation, both because it was official duty as a corporal and because he "saw something special in him". Lloyd, for his part, respects Sharps despite not entirely believing in the CRM's cause himself.

During their supply run, the two of them become trapped in an apartment building by a horde of Turned drawn by Weld's Gang. Both believing that their chances of getting out are slim, they both confirm one another's suspicions and have sex.

### Charlie Everett

Sharps and Charlie appear to have a friendly relationship, with Sharps saying that Charlie has a "strong spirit".

## Trivia

* Sharps is one of two LGBT characters to appear in *The Langdom Experiment*, the other being Lloyd.
Federal Rescue Force

(FRF)

The **Federal Rescue Force (F.R.F.)**, colloquially known as **"Firth"**, is the national emergency response service branch of the U.S. Armed Forces and one of the eight U.S. uniformed services. It was created in August 2017 by merging FEMA with a new military branch by an executive order and given juristiction over all emergency situations related to dollar rabies and the dollar pandemic, including evacuation and governing quarantine zones. By 2019, the FRF is the final remaining remnant of the U.S government, being in direct control of the few remaining quarantine zones.

## History

### Formation

In Fall 2017, the Langdom Bioweapon, commonly known as dollar rabies, began spread across the United States and all over the world, transforming those infected into creatures known as "Turned". With entire cities going dark within hours and the government on the edge of collapse, a new branch of the U.S military was created from the grumbling remains of FEMA: the Federal Rescue Force.

### FRF-SR War

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### Baltimore Command

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The Baltimore Command, also known as Baltimore Division, is the division of the FRF responsible for governing the quarantine zone surrounding the city of Baltimore. Soon after the pandemic began, the city experienced immense flooding, which was only exacerbated by infrastructure damage caused by repeated conflicts between the B.C and armed civilians who opposed their rule. The B.C is currently at war with both the CRM division sent into the city and a group known as the Watchers.

## Members

* Michael Carver
* Thomas West
Joseph Levitt, Jr

**Joseph Levitt, Jr** is a survivor of the pandemic in *The Langdom Experiment*. He was the son of Adam Levitt and Abby St. John.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Adrian Fox *(indirectly caused)*
* Turned *(caused)*
* Blunt force trauma

In an attempt to earn the trust of Hill Seed, Adrian joins the estate group in order to spy on them. He later leaves by a partially-repaired hole in the wall surrounding the estate and leaves it exposed, allowing Turned to enter the estate. During the attack, Abby St. John is knocked down onto her front, killing Joseph Levitt, Jr by blunt force trauma. He is delivered stillborn and is held by his mother before she dies of internal bleeding.

## Trivia

* Joseph Levitt, Jr is the first character shown to be born following the dollar pandemic, and the first to be stillborn.
George

**George** is a main character and a survivor of the pandemic in *The Langdom Experiment*. He is the father of Bonnie and a former supply runner for Searchlight Ranch. Following the fall of the ranch, he is enlisted by Adam to be his second-in-command as the group heads into the wild in search of a new home.

## Killed Victims

* Unnamed Patriot - strangled to death with his rifle and neck broken

## Relationships

### Bonnie

As Bonnie is his daughter, George loves her unconditionally and will do anything to protect her.

### Adam Levitt

George and Adam have a good relationship. The two first met during Adam's supply run; having been at Searchlight for a few days, Adam knew of George but not what he looked like. George, not knowing Adam was also from Searchlight, put himself in danger to save Adam from several Turned. Taking refuge in an abandoned house, the two of them talked briefly but were apprehensive. The next morning, the two worked well together to fight through the Turned and return to Searchlight. Upon discovering that they were both from the same community, they instantly became more friendly.
Ed O'Neill

**Ed O'Neill** (born 12 April 1946) is an American actor who portrays Paulie Sellitto in the 1999 Film The Bone Collector.

He is well known for *Modern Family (2009-2020), Married With Children (1987-1997), Finding Dory (2016) and Wreck-It Ralph (2012)*

## Ed O'Neill

### Born

Edward O'Neill
April 12, 1946
Youngstown, Ohio, USA

### Appears in

Modern Family
The Bone Collector
Finding Dory
Married With Children
Wreck-It Ralph
Michael Carver

**Michael Carver** is a main character and a survivor of the pandemic in *Spiral*. He is a U.S army veteran and reserve who suffers from severe PTSD. When the dollar pandemic spread to Houston, Texas, Michael grouped up with two fellow soldiers and together they recruited a small group of survivors, who took shelter in the Tower. Thanks to his military training and natural leadership abilities, Michael quickly became the leader of the Tower.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Not much is yet known about Michael's life before the pandemic. At some point he joined the U.S army and likely fought in the U.S' wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. This time in the army left him with severe PTSD that would often cause hallucinations. Despite the trauma he sustained, when he finally got home he signed up as a reserve, only called in during times of emergency.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

Michael is a handsome man in his mid 30s who has preserved a youthful appearance despite the war and violence that he has seen and experienced. While he requires glasses, he refuses to wear them.

### Personality

Michael is extraordinarily level-headed, self-assured, confident, fearless, cunning, and a strong leader to those in his group. As a war veteran, he is more than capable to engaging in brutality in order to protect his group, becoming attached to them within a relatively short period of time.

## Killed Victims

* Mason
* Numerous counts of unnamed people *(Pre-pandemic)*

## Trivia

* Michael is the first named character in the series' universe confirmed to have served in the U.S army. The only other such character is Kyle Angelo, also from *Spiral*.

## References

1. ↑ Soldiers are seen in *Season 1* and in "Mad World" but none are named
2. ↑ Sharps may have been a U.S soldier, but this is not confirmed
Station Alpha

**Station Alpha**, often just referred to as **The Stadium**, is a location introduced in *Season 2* of *The Langdom Experiment*. It is one of the three major bases of the Civilian Response Front, alongside Station Delta and Station Omega, and is located in Carbondale, Illinois. It is located in what was **Saluki Stadium** and the surrounding area.

## History

### Before the Outbreak

Station Alpha was once Saluki Stadium, located in Carbondale, Illinois. It was primarily used by the football team of a local university. Aside from this, not much is known about it.

### CRF Base

During the early weeks of the dollar pandemic, the stadium became home to a US army unit who were mostly cut off from central command. A team of CRF soldiers arrived at the stadium with the intent of making it into one of their primary bases. Most of the soldiers elected to join the CRF and help build the community, while others left the station for the wilderness. At least one of the soldiers who left would go on to form the Patriot gang that formed in the city. About a year following the start of the pandemic, this Patriot gang would begin attacking the stadium and the CRF soldiers stationed there over control of the area. As the stadium was one of the CRF's primary bases, it would be visited every few months by Robert Schrader.

## Layout

### Field

The stadium's playing field has been covered into a massive farm which grows enough crops and manages enough cows and pigs to feed the entire base.

### Level 2

#### Music Complex

Making up a small portion of the stadium's second floor, this area was where the stadium's music was performed and broadcast to the entire complex. The area was sealed off and abandoned during the military takeover and was left to gather dust. The complex was discovered by Charlie Everett and he quickly - and secretly - began converting it into his private live-in studio where he could explore his previously-unknown musical talent and live in privacy.

## Inhabitants

### Permanent

* Don Charlton - leader
* Marie Tiedemann - nurse
* Sharps - soldier, sergeant
* Jodie - farmer
* Charlie Everett - soldier
* Lloyd Smith - soldier, former worker

## Trivia

* Stadium Alpha is based on Saluki Stadium in Carbondale, Illinois, although it is presented as being far larger than its real-life counterpart.
Sam Watts

**Sam Watts** is the protagonist of *American Dreams*. After both of his parents mysteriously disappear, Sam begins a treacherous journey to the overgrown city of Baltimore to find them and solve the mystery behind their absence.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Not much is known about Sam's early life. He was born before the dollar pandemic as the son of Leonard and Martha Watts. At some point he began attending the University of Maryland, and remained there when the campus was occupied by the CRM and transformed into Station Delta. Sam received extensive training and became one of Station Delta's most accomplished soldiers, eventually joining the Greys, an elite squad of CRM soldiers that specialised in recon missions deep in enemy territory.

## Overview

### Personality

Having been raised in an environment where modern standards and values have deteriorated, Sam is considerably rash, impulsive, and temperamental, and is unfazed by the notion of using violence as a means to an end or profanity as a way of expressing how he feels. However, he manages to maintain a particular innocence as he has yet to see the darkest sides of human nature, and retains a palpable trust in people.
Ethan

**Ethan** is a main character and a survivor of the pandemic set to appear in *April*. He is a blind survivor who uses his other senses to navigate the Turned-infested world.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Not much is currently known about Ethan. At some point in his life he became blind, likely from a facial injury, and was forced to navigate his surroundings using his other senses, most notably his hearing.

When the dollar pandemic began and the world started falling to the Turned, Ethan encountered a group of survivors and joined them.

## Trivia

* Ethan is the first blind survivor to be featured in the *Langdomverse*.
Thelma

**Thelma was** Lincoln Rhyme's personal carer and nurse

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## History

Thelma was Lincoln Rhyme's personal carer and nurse who is always there to help Lincoln whenever he needs it. Thelma helped Lincoln when he was suffering a seizure. Thelma was unfortunately stabbed near the end of the film by Richard Thompson aka The Bone Collector.
Music Heartattack

* OC
* Profile

**Music Heartattack** is a female OC created by Eros233.

## About

Music HeartAttack, real name: Emily was a normal kind-hearted singer like all of us used to be. But her worst enemy told everyone bad things about Emily one day, and everyone started to hate her. To avenge her revenge, Emily changed her style and radiated her guitar, giving her guitar super evil powers, and from that day on, Emily continues to torment people. Then she turned her guitar into a rejuvanator.

## Appearance

Emily has neon braided hair, a purple skirt, and an amethyst crystal boot.

## Personality

Emily used to be a very nice girl, she would treat even her worst enemy well. But she was as bad as we call her worst enemy; her worst enemy gossiped everyone about Emily and showcased bad things about her on her website. From that day on, Emily became a villain and became Paris's worst and unstoppable singer, inflicting her wrath on everyone and doing the worst against her worst enemy. If you do not want to suffer her wrath, you must be her servant.

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Luis Guzman

**Luis Guzman** (born 28 August 1956) is a Puerto Rican actor who portrays Eddie Ortiz in the The Bone Collector (1999 Film).

## Luis Guzman

### Born

August 28, 1956
Cayey, Puerto Rico

### Occupation

Actor
Producer

### Appears in

Traffic
The Bone Collector
The Count Of Monte Cristo
Punch Drunk Love
Boogie Nights

### Portrays

Eddie Ortiz

He is well known for *Traffic (2000), Boogie Nights (1997), Punch Drunk Love (2002) and The Count Of Monte Cristo (2002)*
Watch

**"Watch"** is the fourth episode of the third season of *The Langdom Experiment*. It is the eighteenth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*After suffering a tragic loss, the group tries to care for one of their people to no avail. But with a new threat knocking at their door, the group must decide in the absence of leadership.*

 **Season 4** | "TBA"