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Nathan's Slide Projector

**Nathan's Slide Projector** is a device created by Nathan James to channel his portal-opening abilities, using slides imbued with his superpower. It was made from an old slide projector and slides he found that were affected by the Prince Bay WPA, turning them into Paranaturally Enhanced Items.

## History

### 2012

Following Nathan's mysterious disappearance, the detectives discovered the slide projector, knocked off its stand and partially cracked.

## Overview

### Binding

By channelling a portal into a slide, Nathan could keep track of the dimensions he previously opened by using the slides to open them once more.

### Description

The Slide Projector is capable of projecting slides which act as doorways to other dimensions. The projector can only be activated through a blood ritual, where the operator's blood must be applied to the rails that lift up the top of the projector.

## Known Slides

* Slide-01: "Meadow"
	+ A large, purple meadow with a deep blue sky, containing only a small, idyllic cottage. Light is intense, almost to the point of discomfort. Aging appears to slow down in this dimension.
* Slide--2: "Tunnel"
	+ A sewer tunnel with a light at the end; the further one travels down the tunnel toward the light, the longer it appears to be.
* Slide-03: "Worm"
	+ A dim, foggy dimension inhabited by giant, tentacled predatory worms.
* Slide-07: "Echo"
	+ An empty desert where all sound intensely echoes. Home of Mother.
* Slide-11: "Mirror"
	+ A dimension where everything is reversed, including speech.
* Slide-13: "Time"
	+ Possibly the Time Crossroad.
* Slide-15: "Pit"
	+ A fiery dimension that is home to the Beholder.
One Second

**"One Second"** is the ninth and penultimate episode of the fourth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the thirty-fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Events set in motion decades ago come to a head. With their dimension slipping away, the Fellowship turns to their only hope.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy
* Jacob Hamilton

### Also Starring:

* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes
* Layla Domino

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Hope Heals

**Hope Heals** is a recurring character in *Season 1* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. She was the best friend of Catherine Baines. In 1987, Hope disappeared a few days before Halloween, only for her body to be found by Brian Tomlinson mutilated by the side of the road. Together, Catherine and Brian discovered that Hope had been killed by the Shadow Goblin, which eventually led to them discovering the St. James Institute. Her death was the catalyst of many events in the first two seasons.

## Death

### Killed by:

* St. James Institute *(indirectly caused)*
* Ellie *(indirectly caused)*
* The Shadow Goblin

While driving home alone, Hope is ambushed by the Shadow Goblin, which proceeds to rip her body to pieces.

## Trivia

* Hope is one of eight recurring or main characters to have entered the Dark Dimension, the others being Ellie, Joyceln, Cooper, Michael, Catherine and Lucas.
	+ Of them all, Hope is the only one who did not survive.
Everything Is Now

**"Everything Is Now"** is the sixteenth and penultimate episode of the sixth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the fifty-ninth and penultimate episode overall.

## Plot

*The Fellowship go back to the start to finally bring an end to the Time War, unaware that their enemy is not far behind...*

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The Screaming Woods

**"The Screaming Woods"** is the fourth episode of *The Jacket of Dreams*. It is the fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Hank navigates an mysterious place beyond space and time. Something is watching him...something is hunting him.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Hank Watson
* Elizabeth
* David Cooper
* Jane Watson
* Charles McCain

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Speaker

## The Speaker

> *"Everything is finally in place. All that's needed is a little **push**,"*
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The **Speaker** is a main character in *Season 6* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He is the mysterious leader and orchestrator of Finis Temporis. He is the future self of Michael Tomlinson, who was partially possessed by the Dark Lord of the New 1989 timeline in the aged body of Michael, which had been horrendously scarred by the Apocalypse. One of the two main overarching antagonists of the series, the Speaker was responsible for numerous events that all lead to the eventual destruction of Earth in the Apocalypse.

Following the creation of the New Era, the Speaker disintegrated, having been erased from existence.

## Biography

### 1923

The Speaker time travelled to 1923 and began building the Finis Temporis Bunker.
The 48th Stories: Threshold Freak

> *"Time and space are his bitch,"*
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***The 48th Stories: Threshold Freak*** is an upcoming mini-series that serves as the fourth part of *The 48th Stories*. Set in Summer of 1969, it follows Nathan James, a young man with the ability to open portals to other dimensions, thereby creating thresholds, and the item he constructs to control his powers. It will be released in 2020.

## Credits

* Nathan James

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MJ Baines/2012

## Future MJ

Catherine Baines - sister

> *"Don't you know? [...] You are **not** you, **you are me**. And **I am you**. My name is **Michael-James Baines**. I come from another timeline. [...] I don't get that you don't get it,"*
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A version of **MJ Baines from an alternate timeline**, better known as **Future MJ**,is a main character in *Season 6* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He is the 2012 version of MJ Baines, who actually survived the explosion of Dewberry High School after he was rescued by Artemis. The very first version of MJ to be successfully saved the Artemis, Future MJ travelled to the New 1989 timeline, discovering he was the last surviving member of the original timeline version of the Fellowship.
The Crack of Doom

**"The Crack of Doom"** is the tenth and final episode of *Season 4* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the 35th episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The final battle for the fate of the world spreads across Dewberry. Ellie makes a promise, and Jacob fulfils his destiny.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy
* Jacob Hamilton

### Also Starring:

* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes
* Lucas Norman
* Layla Domino

## Trivia

* The title of this episode refers to the Crack of Doom, the portal where the final battle takes place.
	+ This is also a reference to the location where, in *The Lord of the Rings*, Frodo must destroy the One Ring within Mount Doom. This is one of many references to Tolkien's works in the series.
* This was originally planned to be the series' final episode.

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Tom's Diner

> *"We'll meet you at Tom's. [...] Where the hell else we gonna meet?"*
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> -- Max over the radio to James and MJ, 1988
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**Tom's Diner** or **Tom's** is a popular diner in downtown Dewberry and is run by its owner, Tom Barnes. It is a popular meeting spot for the 48th Street Fellowship.

In 1989, the diner was close to going out of business thanks to Neverland Mall, but the diner was saved due to the destruction of the mall. Nonetheless, by 2012, the diner had long shut down.

## History

Before the events of 1987, the Fellowship had been asked by Tom to fix his cable. Thanks to them already working on their own radio tower, they completed the job quickly. From then on, Tom often reserved the group a booth in his diner and sometimes gave them discounts on food and drinks.

### 2012

By 2012, Tom has died and his diner closed down and boarded up.

Following MJ's death, the rest of the Fellowship broke into Tom's and sat in their old booth in the order they used to sit in, having a drink in his memory. The group were confronted by government agents, who eventually revealed themselves to be agents of the St. James Institute.

## Trivia

* In their booth, the group always sat in the same order: MJ would sit by the window to "watch the people parking" with Max opposite; Michael and Brooklyn opposite one another in the middle; and James on the end.
	+ When Rose joined, she sat on the end opposite James. When Ellie joined, she replaced James, with Max next to her in the middle, with James sitting at the end of the table with Rose to his left and Ellie to his right.
* *Season 6* is the first season where the Fellowship do not hang out at Tom's.
The Body

**"The Body"** is the second episode of the first season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the second episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The Fellowship experiment with their new powers as Ellie tells them her story. A new face arrives in Dewberry, and Joyceln is haunted by a strange phone call.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* MJ Baines
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson

### Also Starring:

* Rose McCarthy
* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes

### Co-Starring:

* Hope Heals
* Lucas Norman

## Trivia

* First appearance of Rose McCarthy
* First appearance of Reginald McCarthy
* First (and last) appearance of Hope Heals

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Argyle

Vaughn - enemy *(deceased)*

> *"Those bastards have been doing terrible things for years. All three of us have a common goal, a common enemy. [...] Let's take those fuckers **down**!"*
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**Argyle** is a recurring character in *Season 2* and *Season 3* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He was a survivalist and conspiracy theorist living in a bunker outside Dewberry. Argyle was obsessed with the St. James Institute and sought to expose them and their unethical experiments. He was contacted by Brian Tomlinson and Catherine Baines, who helped him expose the Institute and shut it down.

A year later, in 1989, he launched an investigation into the secretive organisation called the Leshers, who worshipped the Dark Lord of the Dark Dimension. He joined Cooper, Joyceln and Brooklyn in discovering the full extent of the Leshers operation. Argyle eventually revealed that he had been infected by a wereworm during the Shadow Goblin's attack in 1987; the only thing stopping it from erupting from his body was his sheer willpower against the Dark Lord's hive mind. Unwilling to become a part of the Dark Lord's army, Argyle sacrificed himself to destroy the Key, severing the connection between the Dark Dimension and the human dimension once more.

## Biography

### 1987

Some time around Halloween, Argyle became possessed by a wereworm.
The Battle of Neverland

The **Battle of Neverland** was the final confrontation at Neverland Mall between the Fellowship of Dewberry and the Air Walker and his goblin and thrall army, which included The Weapon, in 1989. It was the conclusion of the week-long investigation into the disappearances and possessions by the Air-Walker and ended the Dark Lord's second direct attempt to merge Earth with the Dark Dimension. At the end of the battle, the Fellowship locked the Air-Walker in an underground cell surrounded by heaters powered by James DeLare, and then exchanged blood and swore an oath to return to Dewberry in the future to kill the Dark Lord once and for all. The battle takes place over the course of the penultimate and final episodes of *Season 3*.

## Background

### 1989

#### August 8th

Having been trapped in the Nest, Nick's Company set the lab on fire using the hydrogen coolant tanks, drawing the Air-Walker and his Weapon to Neverland. James then sent an emergency alert on the Fellowship's radios, bringing them to the mall as well.
Tom's

**"Tom's"** is the seventh episode of the fourth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the thirty-second episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The Fellowship tries to recover from a devastating loss. All alone, Nick tries to get his bearings as a monster approaches. Joyceln uncovers a package.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy
* Jacob Hamilton

### Also Starring:

* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes
* Layla Domino

## Trivia

* First appearance of Paul Jonah
* Last appearance of Tom's Diner
	+ The episode is named after the diner, as the group visit it to mourn MJ's death.

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The Nest

**The Nest** was a sprawling subterranean laboratory located deep beneath Neverland Mall in Dewberry, Arkansas. It served as the American headquarters of the secretive society called the Leshers. Within the lab, the Leshers aimed to open a second portal to the Dark Dimension using a device called a Key and unleash the Dark Lord upon the human dimension. In addition, the Leshers had willingly been possessed by the Dark Lord, leading to their bodies being used to gestate an army of goblins to be unleashed upon the surface, giving the lab its name.

The lab was destroyed by Nick's Company, who had accidentally infiltrated the lab in August 1989, when they ignited the hydrogen coolent used to power the Key. The Key itself was destroyed by Cooper and Joyceln during the Battle of Neverland.

The existence of the lab was covered up by the St. James Institute. It was visited 23 years later in 2012 by the Goblin King, which used the burned goblin corpses and the thinning of the Veil to grow its new body.
Thralls

The **Thralls** are the various men, women and children of Dewberry who fell under the Dark Lord's possession, as well as swarms of animals throughout the series.

The first person to be possessed was Michael Tomlinson, in 1987 and 1988, when visions brought him to the Dark Dimension to eventually become possessed by the Dark lord. In 1989, the number of thralls increased after the part of the Dark Lord trapped in the human world awakened and possessed Lucas Norman, transforming him into Air-Walker. Lucas began kidnapping people of Dewberry and bringing them to the Brimstone Coal Mine, where the Dark Lord would possess them. Eventually, most of the thralls were summoned in masses to the mine, where they were melted down into flesh and organic matter, congealing together to rebuild The Weapon. The remaining Thralls were used by the Air-Walker as his personal army, slowly gestating newborn goblins inside of them.

After the Battle of Neverland, the Thralls who had survived were freed from the Dark Lord's control.

## Biology

The Thralls possessed a hive mind, being controlled by the Dark Lord and led by Air-Walker, their primary host. The Thralls were known to display the same intense aversion to heat shared by both the Dark Lord and everything else connected to its hive mind. When one Thrall gets hurt, all the Thralls feel the pain, which is perhaps one of its weaknesses.

## List of Thralls

* Michael Tomlinson *(formerly)*
* Lucas Norman/Air-Walker - *de-facto* leader
* Matt
* Possessed Doctor
* 21 unnamed Dewberry residents
New 1989

**New 1989** is the second of the timeline pair and makes up the world of *Season 5* and *Season 6* of *The 48th Street Fellowship* and the whole of *Montauk*. Paired with and created by the original timeline, New 1989 began in November 1989, three months after the Battle of Neverland, when the Dark Lord-possessed Jacob Hamilton travelled from the year 2017 of the original timeline. In New 1989, the Fellowship of Dewberry battled Jacob and the Were-Goblin beneath MacNamera Power Station, which led to the formation of the MacNamera Threshold and therefore maintaining the time-loop between it and the original timeline. New 1989 was to end with the Apocalypse, the fiery destruction of the Earth, but the whole timeline was erased by the formation of the New Era.
Teenage Wasteland

**"Teenage Wasteland"** is the sixth episode of the fifth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the fourty-first episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The group sees what their futures could have been and Michael senses something dark within a certain someone.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy
* Jacob Hamilton

### Also Starring:

* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* David Cooper
* Nick Mayes
* Lucas Norman
* Layla Domino

## Trivia

* This is a musical-themed episode, hence the title "Teenage Wasteland" being a reference to the song "Baba O'Riley".
* Jacob is revealed to be possessed by the Dark Lord.
* The majority of this episode is set in 2017 on the day of Michael and Brooklyn's wedding.

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Taken

The **Taken** are various men, women and animals that fell under the possession of the Hive, effectively becoming its hosts, similar to the Thralls of the Dark Lord. Under the possession of the Hive, the Taken demonstrate supernatural powers, which become stronger as the possessed body further deforms under the Hive's influence.

## Overview

### Nature

Individuals with combat capacity whom the Hive overtakes often remain mobile, and are able to attack the uninfected with the same skill they had as normal people. These possessed combatants lose their hair and experience violent physical deformation, leading Hope to theorize that the Hive's broadcast can rearrange and modify the genetic and cellular structures of the body at the molecular scale. Despite often fatal physical distortion, these people survive and are capable of using powerful supernatural abilities.
Joel McKenzie

**Joel McKenzie** • Future Self • History • Quotes • Gallery

Lilly Pruitt - best friend

Drew Porter - friend

**Joel McKenzie** is a main protagonist of *Montauk*. He is the brother of Alice and the son of Preston, and the cameraman of the Montauk Crew. In 1975, with the rest of his crew, Joel travelled to the town of Montauk to film a documentary about the Montauk Project, only to discover the stories behind it were all too true.

In 2002, a visibly traumatized adult Joel somehow found a way to travel through time by accessing the Crossroad.

## Overview

### Personality

Joel is described as "creative and innoventive, while also lonely and distant". He struggles to make connections outside of his present friend group.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Regular Abilities

* **Filmmaking:** Joel aims to be a director and has dedicated his life to studying the camera and the art of filmmaking.
The Beast

> *"Subject 004...**success**. Demonstrates high aggression and growth rate. High security risk. Termination recommended,"*
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**The Beast**, officially known as **Subject 004**,was a creature created by the St. James Institute that was responsible for the abduction of several people, including children, in 1960s Dewberry. It was a hybrid monster consisting of condensed shadow from the Dark Dimension, combined with the DNA of elk and humans. After escaping the Institute and into the Dark Dimension, it began kidnapping people to use as the basis of the Dark Lord's initial goblin army. It serves as the main antagonist of *The Jacket of Dreams*.

## History

### Background

The Beast was an experiment by the St. James Institute to analyse the properties of the Unidentified Extradimensional Substance, better known as condensed shadow. To analyse the substance's effects on DNA from the human world, the Institute began to experiment human test subjects; the first five were political prisoners, most likely communist sympathizers. One of the test subjects, Subject 004, was accidentally exposed to elk DNA, causing the subject to rapidly mutate into a horrific elk-like creature.

The creature grew rapidly, and was so aggressive that the scientists who created it could no longer contain it and eventually it escaped into the wild. When it found itself in the Dark Dimension, it came under the Dark Lord's influence and began the Dark Lord's mission of building an army of goblins that could enter the human dimension. To do this, the monster began abducting children from around Dewberry, bringing them to the Dark Dimension for their DNA to be harvested.

### 1968

#### August 30th

In 1968, the Beast abducted Jane Watson from the woods outside Dewberry, bringing her to the Dark Dimension to be harvested for her DNA. It also tried to take Bonnie Arlington, but it killed her when she burned it, leaving her mutilated corpse hanging from a tree.

#### September 5th

Hank trapped the Beast in the brush before using his hatchet to almost severe its leg. As it screamed in agony, Hank used his lighter to set the woods alight. The trapped Beast roared as it was consumed by the flames, killing it once and for all.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

The Beast has the appearance of a large elk-like creature, with a body overgrown with plant matter and spikes protruding along its spine. Its head resembles a headless human torso with antlers for arms and arms for legs, with a circular mouth filled with jagged teeth.

### Nature

Due to most of its DNA consisting of condensed shadow, the Beast was immediately under the command and influence of the Dark Lord, the ruler of the Dark Dimension. However, it also demonstrated its own sentience.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Hank Watson *(caused)*

During his final confrontation with the creature in the woods, Hank realizes the Beast has a weakness for fire and uses his hatchet to maim its leg before setting the woods alight. Hank screams in triumpth before leaving the creature to burn to death.
Paul Jonah

**Paul Jonah** is a recurring character in *Season 4* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He is the current director of the St. James Institute in 2012 and is committed to keeping the existence of the Dark Dimension a secret from the inhabitants of Dewberry. He serves as the secondary antagonist of *Season 4*.

## Biography

### Early Life

Next to nothing is known about Jonah's early life. It is possible he was a talented scientist who joined the State Department and, eventually, the St. James Institute. He may also have had connections to the FIBPP.

### 1987

Jonah's name is briefly mentioned by Brandon Alexis, when he orders a subordinate to summon him and bring reinforcements. This implies that Jonah was not in Dewberry and possibly not even in Arkansas at the time, suggesting the Institute has other locations.

### 2012

While the Fellowship mourns MJ's death in the ruins of Tom's Diner, Jonah makes himself and his soldiers known. Although he holds the group at gunpoint, he points out it is a "precautionary measure". He then demonstrates a resistance to Ellie's mind reading abilities before revealing himself as the Director of the St. James Institute. He says he originally came to kill the Fellowship and "bring back Subject 67" but changed his mind when he realized the gravity of the situation they were up against.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

In 2012, Jonah is a stocky man in his late 50s, with dark gray hair.

### Personality

Unlike previous directors of the Institute, Jonah appears to be far more reasonable and pragmatic, willing to put aside the Institute's goals for the good of the people. Nonetheless, Jonah is still a ruthless man who demonstrates a cruel streak for the sake of science.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

* **Telepathic Resistence:** Jonah demonstrated an immunity to Ellie's telepathic abilities, preventing her from reading his mind.

## Relationships

### Brandon Alexis

Jonah and Alexis knew each other during the mid 80s, although to what extent is unknown. Alexis called upon Jonah to bring reinforcements, implying he trusted him enough to do so successfully.

## Trivia

* Jonah is the third of three known directors of the Institute, the others being an unnamed director and Brandon Alexis.
Margaret Harrington

**Margaret "Maggie" Harrington** is a minor character in *Season 6* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. She is the New Era version of Ellie and the daughter of Adam and Jane.

## Biography

### 1986

After transferring to Dewberry High School, Margaret is walked to school by her father, Adam. He tells her that he is immensely proud of her and to make new friends. Margaret sits alone at lunch but is approached by MJ Baines, who invites her over to his table. She is introduced to MJ's friends: Max, James, Brooklyn and Michael, who call themselves the 48th Street Fellowship. Maggie quickly bonds with the group as they argue about the best movies of the early 80s.
The Weapon

Hospital Monster *(lesser form)*

Thralls

* Air-Walker
* Possessed Doctor

> *"The Weapon...it was a blueprint. A **prototype**,"*
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**The Weapon** was a creature built from the dusty remains of the Shadow Goblin and the melted bodies of numerous possessed animals and thralls, to be used by the Dark Lord specifically to kill Ellie. It was built over the course of a week by the Air-Walker, the Dark Lord's new host. Ellie's death would have inevitably led to Max's demise, thereby removing the two things standing in the Dark Lord's way from merging dimensions.

In the non-canon timelines, The Weapon ultimately served as a prototype for a future construct, the Goblin King, 23 years later in 2012.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

The Weapon had a vile, hideous and disjoined appearance, being comprised of the flesh and bone of many animals and humans.

## Death

### Killed by:

* James DeLare *(caused)*
* Brooklyn Yates *(caused)*
* Ellie

When the Weapon arrives at the mall, James teleports and paralyses the monster with electricity. Brooklyn then pins it to the ground, before Ellie uses her powers to disintegrate the Weapon down to dust. Despite the group's best efforts, they could not restore the bodies of those who were killed and dissolved to build it.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

* **Biokinesis**: The Weapon is able to absorb lesser thralls into its mass, increasing its size and strength.
* **Hive Mind**
Upper Hand

The **Upper Hand** is a Paranaturally Enhanced Item that is kept contained by the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena. It is one of the more volitile and powerful PEIs within the FIBPP and can take on multiple weapon forms, but it most often takes the form of a supernatural gun. It is classified as a Stable PEI.
Time Travel

> *"The past doesn't just influence the future. The future also influences the past,"*
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**Time travel** is the process of travelling to a sensitive point in the past or future through the Time Crossroad. It has become a major plot device in the "Adulthood Trilogy" of *The 48th Street Fellowship*, with it having an involvement in *Season 6*,and the entirety of *Montauk*.

Time is a central theme in the series, especially in *Montauk*. Time is not consecutive, so the future, past and present all affect each other and exist at the same time, a concept called "eternalism". As a result, paradoxes can occur without disrupting the timeline, and even cause events in the past.

## Usage

### *The 48th Street Fellowship*

#### Season 5

* Jacob Hamilton uses his reality-altering powers to travel back in time to 1989 (2012⤍1989), starting a new timeline called New 1989.

#### Season 6

* Michael Tomlinson uses the MacNamera Threshold to travel to the Time Crossroad and eventually to 2045 (1989⤍2045).

### *Montauk*

#### Season 1

* Joel McKenzie builds a time machine, which he uses to access the time crossroad and travel back in time to 1975 (2002⤍1975).
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Alice McKenzie

**Alice McKenzie** • History • Quotes • Gallery

> *"I'm not letting my little brother run off to film a goddamn movie,"*
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**Alice McKenzie** is a main protagonist of *Montauk*. She is the elder sister of Joel and the daughter of Preston. When her brother ran off with his friends in the summer, Alice came after her brother and his friends to try and bring him home, only to become enthralled in the group's documentary about the Montauk Project.

## Trivia

* Alice is considered to be the central character of *Montauk*.
* Alice is chronologically the first character to witness the Apocalypse after accidentally stepping through the bus wormhole.
Grand Manor

The **Grand Manor** is an Altered Place that serves as the global headquarters of the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena, where the Bureau carries out research on supernatural phenomena, and contains hundreds of Paranaturally Enhanced Items. Appearing as a colonial mansion, the interior of the Grand Manor is a space-defying, constantly shifting labyrinth connected to various alternate dimensions through spontaneously occurring thresholds.

## Structure and Nature

The Grand Manor is an Altered Place, a type of paranormal location possessing a deep and intrinsic connection to various alternate dimensions. As a result, it exists outside of the ordinary laws of spacetime, and experiences constant shifts in its internal topography. The Grand Manor is believed to be infinite in scale, with the area controlled by the FIPBB only representing an infinitesimal fraction of the Grand Manor's true extent. From the outside, however, the Grand Manor is a colonial mansion of defined size, meaning the building is larger on the inside than on the outside.

## Inhabitants

### Bureau Personel

* James DeLare - director of the Bureau
* Emily Haines - deputy head of research
The Breach (episode)

**"The Breach"** is the eighth and final episode of the second season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the 16th episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*As Ellie finishes what she started, the rest of the Fellowship prepare for the fight of their lives, one that could decide the fate of their world.*

## Synopsis

Max grits his teeth and cuts off his arm with his remaining blade, screaming in agony.

Lucas steals a bottle of whiskey from a corner store, and heads home. He smashes up his living room before retrieves his father's gun, murmuring about killing Max. He hears a noise upstairs and investigates his bedroom, only to find the rooms and ceiling covered in bloody pulp and pus. He hears a dark whisper encouraging his violent thoughts, before seeing a distorted reflection in the mirror. The figure offers Lucas power and the oppotunity for vengeance, in return for serving him. Lucas accepts, before a wereworm emerges from his mirror and fills his body with condensed shadow. Lucas manifests into the reflection and lets out a hideous scream before returning to human form.

The Fellowship attend the Summer Ball to celebrate their victory. James and Rose dance together, as do Brooklyn and Michael. MJ dances with a group of girls, while exchanging flirtatious looks with another boy. Nick turns up and sees Catherine and Brian dancing together, before smiling and leaving. Max and Ellie finally dance and share a kiss.

In the Dark Dimension, the Dark Lord rises from a black cloud, roaring in anger.

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* MJ Baines
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy

### Also Starring:

* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes

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Montauk Crew

Mike Erikson

Martin Kaznyk

Lilly Pruitt

Drew Porter

The **Montauk Crew** are a group of young film and paranormal enthusiasts and the main characters of *Montauk*. In the summer of 1975, the group set out to make a documentary about the Montauk Project and expose the secrets hidden at Montauk Air Force Station. In the process, they discovered that all the rumours about the project were true, uncovering a complex, multiple-dimension time travel project, as well as an extradimensional force called the Hive. They were finally joined by a future version of Joel.

From that point onward, the crew displayed an immunity to the Hive's broadcast and were enlisted by the Montauk Project to help contain the Hive and close the Rupture, with Joel hearing a distant, alien voice and jumping into the portal before it closed.

## History

### Formation

The friends who would form the Montauk Crew up in the town of Alden, New York, several miles from Montauk Point.

### 1975

In the summer of 1975, the group took Walter's car and drove to Montauk to film their documentary.

Just as the Rupture closes, Joel jumps into the portal.

### 2002

In 2002, an adult Joel is visited by Alice.

Having finally activated his own portal, Joel left his world behind and returned to the past.

## Members

* Alice McKenzie
* Joel McKenzie
* Mike Erikson
* Martin Kaznyk
* Lilly Pruitt
* Drew Porter
Extradimensional Beings

**Extradimensional beings**are entities or forces originating from other dimensions. They exist in many shapes and forms: the Hive lacks a physical form, instead being composed of pure energy; the Spider Monster is a non-living conduit of the Hive; the Dark Lord, the consciousness of Subject 001, inhabits its own mental space called the Dark Dimension and has its own army of minions.

## Known Extradimensional Beings

### Dark Dimension

* The Dark Lord
* Goblins
	+ The Shadow Goblin
* Were-Goblin

### Abyss

* The Hive
* Spider Monster
MacNamera Power Station

**MacNamera Power Station** is the largest power station in northern Arkansas and supplies power to most of Dewberry and the surrounding county.

The power station was the location of a large Lesher laboratory that supported the Nest beneath Neverland Mall. In the New 1989 timeline, the Leshers successfully opened a portal to the Dark Dimension.

Following the closure of the MacNamera Portal, the Dark Dimension began to leak in, overgrowing all of Dewberry. At the same time, the power station became a threshold where the Time Crossroad also leaked in to the human dimension, effectively creating an organic time machine.

## History

### 1989

#### August 2nd

As part of the Fellowship's plan to restore their powers, James broke into the transformer complex adjacent to the power station. Thanks to Ellie's powers keeping him alive, James exposed himself to the full electrical power of the plant, restoring his superpowers in the process.
Hospital Monster

Ms. Region - created from remains of

Driscoll - created from remains of

The **Hospital Monster** was a creature born out of the piles of flesh that were the goblins sent to kill Max at the hospital construction site and the doctor possessed by the Air-Walker.

## Biography

### 1989

#### August 5th

Upon learning from Michael that the construction site for the extension of the town's hospital was a place where the Veil was thin, Max decided to go rogue and attract the Air-Walker there to kill it. Instead, the Air-Walker sent several adult goblins to kill Max, but they proved little challenge to Max, even as a group, due to his command of fire. However, a hospital staff member suddenly turned up and also fought Max, demonstrating superior strength and durability. When Max defeated him, the staff member suddenly burst open to reveal a gestating goblin. The body merged with the melted piles of the goblins Max had already killed, forming a hulking monstrosity.

Max fought the monster, but it turned out to have regenerative abilities and nearly swallowed his arm into its mass. At the last second, Ellie arrived having tracked Max down. Ellie used her powers to beat the monster to a pulp, throwing it off the roof and onto the ground below. It melted down into a mass of flesh and moved into the main hospital building, where Catherine and Brian were investigating several possessed hospital patients.

The monster went throughout the hospital, absorbing the several possessed patients in the building and growing to a monstrous size. Luckily, MJ, Michael and Rose turned up with rudimentary weapons and managed to fight the creature off. Max burned the monster down to a mass of flesh, where it escaped into the sewers and found its way back to the growing Weapon, where it was reabsorbed.
Subject 67

**"Subject 67"** is the fifth episode of the first season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Ellie's origins are revealed as Cooper and Joyceln witness something terrifying.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* MJ Baines
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson

### Also Starring

* Rose McCarthy
* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes

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Crack of Doom

> *"The crack of doom. You know what that means? [...] **The end of the world**,"*
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> -- Brooklyn about the portal, 2012
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The **Crack of Doom** was a massive portal to the Dark Dimension that opened in downtown Dewberry. It was opened by the Goblin King and allowed the Dark Lord to enter the human dimension, as part of its final plan to merge dimensions. The Crack of Doom was closed by Jacob Hamilton, trapping the Dark Lord in the human dimension and disintegrating the entity. The closure of the portal seemed to erase the memories of the week's events from the residents of the town, except for those who took the Fellowship's blood oath in 1989.

## History

### 2012

#### April 10th

The Crack of Doom was opened by the Goblin King after it was ripped apart by the Hamilton family.

#### April 11th

Fueled by the combined power of the Fellowship, Jacob Hamilton used his psychokinetic powers to close the Crack of Doom, trapping the Dark Lord in the human dimension and disintegrating the entity, seemingly killing it once and for all. The energy shockwave unleashed by the closure erased the memories of the recent events from the minds of everyone in Dewberry except those who had taken the Fellowship's blood oath in 1989.
Michael Tomlinson/Quotes

## 2012

### Reunion

> *"Give me your hand...who did this to you? [...] I don't need to think. **I can see it**. [...] Why, Brooklyn? Why him? You're strong. So much stronger and better a person than to be with someone like him,"*
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> -- Michael tries to convince Brooklyn to leave her abusive husband and return to Dewberry, 2012
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### The Crack of Doom

> *"For 23...for 23 years...23 **goddamn** years...I've suffered. Lived in pain...**every single damn day**. Every day...every day, waiting...just so I can do this. Just so I can say...**fuck you**,"*
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> -- Michael to the Goblin King before destroying it with his scream, 2012
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Goofball Academy Junior (Georgian TV series)

***K'omik'osi ak'ademia bavshvebi*** (კომიკოსი აკადემია ბავშვები; lit. Comedian academy kids) is a Georgian reality competition based on the *Goofball Academy* franchise. This is the kids version of *K'omik'osi ak'ademia*.

## Format

Casting calls are accepted online. Participation is only available for contestants between the ages of 7 and 14.
Reunion

**"Reunion"** is the second episode of the fourth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the twenty-seventh episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*After twenty-three years apart, the Fellowship finally come back together. Secrets are revealed.*

## Synopsis

After finishing his call with James DeLare, Michael finishes the lesson plan for his morning classes and heads home to pack. He sets off for Washington D.C to look for Brooklyn.

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* MJ Baines
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy
* Jacob Hamilton

### Also Starring:

* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes
* Lucas Norman
* Layla Domino

## Trivia

* First appearance of Jacob Hamilton
* Michael and Brooklyn finally become a couple in this episode.

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The Oath

**"The Oath"** is the ninth and final episode of the third season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the 25th episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The events of the last three seasons come crashing together: one battle in the dark below, two more on the surface. All three will determine the fate of the world.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Max Hamilton
* Ellie
* James DeLare
* MJ Baines
* Brooklyn Yates
* Michael Tomlinson
* Rose McCarthy
* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson

### Also Starring:

* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes
* Lucas Norman
* Layla Domino
* Argyle

## Deaths

* Lester Kittins
* Argyle
* The Weapon

## Trivia

* Last appearance of Argyle
* Last appearance of the Weapon
* This is the final episode of the "Childhood Trilogy".
* The 48th Street Fellowship is officially renamed "The Fellowship of Dewberry" in this episode, due to their vast new membership.
* The episode's title comes from the Fellowship's blood oath to one day return to Dewberry from wherever their lives take them to help kill the Dark Lord if it ever returns.
* This is the only episode that is followed chronologically by more than one episode, due to it marking the point of timeline divergence: "*The Return to Dewberry*" (*Season 4*, original timeline), "*The Returning Party*" (*Season 5*, New 1989), and *Season 7* (Third Branch).

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Possessed Doctor

### Cause of Death

Ripped apart internally by a gestating goblin and melted down to build the hospital monster

## Appearances

### Series Lifespan

The Test -- Electric Fire

> *"You should never have come here. **Now you die**,"*
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> -- The doctor before attacking Max, 1989
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The **Possessed Doctor** was a doctor working at Dewberry Memorial Hospital who managed the patients that had been attacked and possessed by the Air-Walker. The doctor eventually became possessed by a Wereworm himself and was unwillingly attached to the hive mind while a newborn goblin gestated inside him. The doctor attempted to kill Max at the construction site, but upon his failure the goblin inside him forced his body to merge with the burned, congealed goblin bodies around them, forming a new creature. He served as a minor antagonist in "*Electric Fire*".

## Death

### Killed by:

* Air-Walker *(indirectly caused)*
* The Dark Lord *(caused)*

Once it becomes clear that he is no match for Max, the doctor is killed as the goblin inside him is awakened by the Dark Lord, ripping his body apart. His body is absorbed into a hulking mass, forming a new creature.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

* S**trength:** After being possessed by the Dark Lord, the doctor gained near-superhuman strength, and ability activated when he was sent to kill Max.
* **Durability:** After being activated, the doctor possessed near-superhuman durability, able to withstand blows no ordinary human could withstand. He could also withstand Max's fire, despite it being a weakness of the hive mind.
* **Hive Mind:** As a thrall, the doctor was connected to the hive mind, allowing his body to be broken down and congealed by the Dark Lord's sheer force of will.
David Cooper

* 1989
* 1968

44 *(Season 2)*

45 *(Season 3)*

45 *(Season 5)*

> *"Listen to me goddammit! All I'm trying to do is protect you. **Do you understand**! Everything I am doing is for you! [...] You think I like doing this? You think I don't want you to have a normal life? [...] **Hey!** Open this door NOW. [...] El? El! Don't do this! **Get back here now!**"*
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> -- Cooper refuses to let Ellie out into the world, 1988
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**David Cooper** is a main character in *Season 1*, *Season 2*, *Season 3* and *Season 5* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He is the sheriff of the town of Dewberry, Arkansas. By the start of the series, he has become impatient, lazy and restless due to the sleepiness of Dewberry. When the young son of an old friend started having strange episodes - coinciding with several unexplainable events in the town and the disappearance of several people - it was revealed to him that a young girl and former test subject of the St. James Institute named Ellie had supernatural powers.

After the battle with the Shadow Goblin, he took Ellie in as his own daughter and helped both in 1988 and 1989 in the war with the Dark Lord. When the Air-Walker was defeated, he hesitantly exchanged blood with the Fellowship, promising to one day help defeat the Dark Lord once and for all if it ever returned. When Max Hamilton left Dewberry, he reluctantly allowed Elle to leave with him and he began a relationship with Joyceln Tomlinson.

In 2012, it is revealed that Cooper was killed in a shootout soon after his grandson Jacob was born. Committed to his oath even in death, he left a stash of essential supplies to Ellie, knowing the Fellowship would need them in their final fight with the Dark Lord.

## Biography

### 1968

Cooper joined the Dewberry police force in 1968.

## Overview

### Personality

Cooper is emotionally reserved and cynical.

## Relationships

### Ellie

Cooper cares deeply for Ellie and is willing to protect her at all costs. He begins to view her as a daughter-figure after taking her in.

## Trivia

* Cooper is one of eight characters to have entered the Dark Dimension, the others being Joyceln, Michael, Ellie, Catherine, Hope and Lucas.
* EDStudios confirmed that Cooper will not appear in *Season 4* and will return in *Season 5*.

* Characters of The 48th Street Fellowship
* The Dark Dimension
The Worlds Between

> *"Get ready for things to get weird,"*
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> -- The series teaser
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***The Worlds Between***, also known as ***The Worlds Between: A Fellowship Series***, is an upcoming sequal/spin-off series to *The 48th Street Fellowship*. Set in the year 2023, it centres around William Wolff, a young man with the ability to travel between dimensions at will, as he investigates the operations of the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena in an attempt to investigate his own past.

*The Worlds Between* will be the third and final spin-off, following *The 48th Stories* and *Montauk*. It will be set in the New Era timeline, which was created in the final episode of the "Adulthood Trilogy".

## Plot

*This new series will delve into the secretive existence of the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena and finally answer the biggest question of all: why?*

## Credits

* William Wolff
* James DeLare

## Trivia

* This series will expand the scope of the series and explain many events in the series' universe.
* Production notes confirm several notable facts about this series:
	+ It is set in the year 2023 in the New Era timeline.
	+ It will focus on the FIBPP.
	+ A main character from *The 48th Street Fellowship* will have a major role. This was revealed to be James DeLare.
	+ The events of *Montauk* will have a significant impact.
	+ It will take place inside "one location" that "defies the rules of reality".
	+ More dimensions will be revealed and some will be explored.
	+ There will be no spin-offs but instead "expansions".
	+ Widespread Paranormal Alterings (WPAs) will be explained, as will Paranaturally Enhanced Items (PEIs).
		- Two PEI's to appear in this series include the Upper Hand and the slide projector.
	+ It is set after the final episode of *The 48th Street Fellowship*.
Martha Hamilton

41 (Season 3)

64 (Season 4)

Lydia Hamilton - daughter (deceased)

Jacob Hamilton - grandson

**Martha Hamilton** is a recurring character in *The 48th Street Fellowship*. She is the wife of Gregory and the mother of Max. Following the death of her toddler daughter Lydia, Martha became catatonic and unresponsive for decades afterwards, trapped in a permanent state of shock from which she never recovered. She died in October 1989, with her grieving husband cutting off all contact with Max.