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I Want You To Want Me

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 1, Episode 8 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

How Do I Live

**"I Want You To Want Me"** by Cheap Trick was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Glitch," the eighth episode of Season One of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song was performed by Zoey Clarke.

## Heart Song Meaning

Shortly after singing "I'm Yours" to Max, Zoey runs into the meditation room to blow off some steam. When she finds Simon in there, Zoey sings this heart song to him. At the end of the song, Zoey looks over and sees Max in the doorway, and he is angry and hurt.

## Lyrics

I want you to want me

I need you to need me

I'd love you to love me

I'm begging you to beg me

Didn't I, didn't I, didn't I see you crying?

Oh, didn't I, didn't I, didn't I see you crying?

Feeling all alone without a friend, you know you feel like dying

Oh, didn't I, didn't I, didn't I see you crying?

I want you to want me

I need you to need me

I'd love you to love me

I'm begging you to beg me
Say My Name

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 1, Episode 6 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)

**"Say My Name"** by Destiny's Child was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Night Out," the sixth episode of Season One of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song was performed by Jessica Hamilton.

## Heart Song Meaning

Jessica sings this at her and Simon's engagement party after overhearing Zoey talking to Maggie about Simon coming to her apartment the night before.

## Lyrics

**Jessica:**

Say my name, say my name

If no one is around you

Say "baby, I love you"

If you ain't runnin' game

Say my name, say my name

You actin' kinda shady

Ain't callin' me baby

Why the sudden change?

Say my name, say my name

If no one is around you

Say "baby, I love you"

If you ain't runnin' game

Say my name, say my name

You actin' kinda shady

Ain't callin' me baby

Better say my name

Any other day

I would call and you would say

"Baby, how's your day?"

But today, it ain't the same

Every other word

Is "uh-huh" "yeah, okay"

Could it be that you

Are at the crib with another lady?

**Jessica and *her bridal party:***

*I know you say that I am assuming things*

Something's going down that's the way it seems

*Shouldn't be the reason why you're acting strange*

If nobody's holding you back from me

'*Cause I know how you usually do*

When you sayin’ everything to me times two

*Why can't you just tell the truth*

If somebody's there then tell me who

**Jessica and her bridal party:**

Say my name, say my name

If no one is around you

Say "baby, I love you"

If you ain't runnin' game

Say my name, say my name

You actin' kinda shady

Ain't callin' me baby

Why the sudden change?

Say my name, say my name

If no one is around you

Say "baby, I love you"

If you ain't runnin' game

Say my name, say my name

You actin' kinda shady

Ain't callin' me baby

**Jessica:**

Better say my name
The Tracks Of My Tears

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 6 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

Tightrope

**"The Tracks Of My Tears"** by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Reckoning," the sixth episode of Season Two of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.* This heart song was sung by Tobin Batra.

## Heart Song Meaning

While the coders try to figure out the solution to the bug in Max's app, Tobin suddenly interjects and suggests that they do a sync process and cache the results. Max commends Tobin for his solution, and one of the other Brogrammers makes a racist joke, calling Tobin "Slumdog." The group laughs, and Zoey watches as Tobin goes along with the joke, saying that they'll be calling him "Slumdog Tobillionaire" when Max's company goes public and he has stock options. The programmers laugh again, but the sounds fade into the background as Tobin starts singing "The Tracks Of My Tears" with a pained expression on his face. After the song ends, Tobin turns back to the group and puts on a smile, and Zoey asks if she can talk to him.

## Lyrics

People say I'm the life of the party

'Cause I tell a joke or two

Although I might be laughing loud and hearty

Deep inside I'm blue

So take a good look at my face

You'll see my smile looks out of place

If you look closer, it's easy to trace

The tracks of my tears

Baby, take a good look at my face

You'll see my smile looks out of place

Yeah, just look closer, it's easy to trace

The tracks of my tears

The tracks of my tears

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Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas

* Poster 1
* Poster 2

**Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas** is a Christmas-themed feature film following the events of Season 2 of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.* It premiered on The Roku Channel on December 1, 2021.

## Synopsis

Following the Clarke family's first holiday together after their patriarch Mitch has passed away, Zoey attempts to re-create the perfect Christmas, but finds that walking a mile in her father's shoes is a lot more complicated than she ever imagined.

## Cast

### Starring

* **Jane Levy** as Zoey Clarke
* **Skylar Astin** as Max Richman
* **Alex Newell** as Mo
* **John Clarence Stewart** as Simon Haynes
* **Andrew Leeds** as David Clarke
* **Alice Lee** as Emily Kang
* **Michael Thomas Grant** as Leif Donnelly
* **Kapil Talwalkar** as Tobin Batra
* **Mary Steenburgen** as Maggie Clarke
* **Peter Gallagher** as Mitch Clarke
* **Bernadette Peters** as Deb

### Guest Starring

* **Noah Weisberg** as Danny Michael Davis
* **Morgan Taylor Campbell** as Mackenzie
* **David St. Louis** as Perry Haskins
* **David James Elliott** as Jack
* **April Cameron** as Susan

### Co-Starring

* **Amarah Taylor** as Amirah
* **Alexander Vishniakoff** as Mall Santa
* **Mat Lo** as Parent Shopper #1
* **Brittany Palmer** as Parent Shopper #2
* **Levi Brown** as Kid Shopper
* **Paul Dzenkiw** as Photographer
* **Alice Comer** as Young Zoey (age 8)
* **Hazel Bartlett-Sias** as Young Zoey (age 12)
* **Sacha Chandler** as Young David (age 11)
* **Oscar Chark** as Young David (age 15)
* **Synthia Yusuf** as Well Dressed Woman
* **Jonathan Dylan** as Party Guest #1
* **Carlotta Gurl** as Party Guest #2
* **Sam Quinn** as Party Guest #3
* **Mina Mercury** as Party Guest #4
* **Carmen Dior** as Party Guest #5

### Uncredited

* **Beta Chan** as Cass
* **Melanie Hidalgo-Cruz** as Yasmeen

## Gallery

* Pictures
* Videos

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Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas - Official Trailer - The Roku ChannelZoey's Extraordinary Christmas - First Look - The Roku Channel6 Questions With- Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas - The Roku ChannelBehind the Scenes- Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas - The Roku Channel

## Trivia

* The film picks up where Season Two of the show left off.
* There are around 12 musical numbers in the movie, according to showrunner Austin Winsberg. These musical numbers are a mix of both holiday songs and and non-holiday songs.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The first look at *Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas* is here and full of musical holiday cheer
2. ↑ 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist' To Continue With Christmas-Themed Film On Roku; Full Series Also Coming To Roku Channel
Rich Girl

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 11 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

New York State of Mind (reprise)

**"Rich Girl"** by Gwen Stefani feat. Eve is a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Double Date," the eleventh episode of Season Two of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.* This heart song was sung by Maggie Clarke and Deb.

## Heart Song Meaning

After Maggie wins an excessive amount of money at the casino gambling away her last paycheck from Roger, she shows Deb and wonders what she should do with it. When Zoey arrives at her mother's home and sees the women discussing what to do with the money in the greenhouse, Deb and Maggie seem set on using the money for something practical. However, after they duet "Rich Girl," Zoey suggests that they use at least part of the money for something fun. Deb suggests a tropical vacation, and Maggie says she wouldn't want to go alone, so she invites Deb. The two women agree to go on a cruise together.

## Lyrics

**Deb:**

Na-na-na-na-na-na

Na-na-na-na-na-na

Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na

If I was a rich girl

Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na

See, I'd have all the money in the world

If I was a wealthy girl

**Maggie:**

Think what that money could bring

I'd buy everything

Clean out Vivienne Westwood

In my Galliano gown

No, wouldn't just have one hood

A Hollywood mansion if I could

Please book me first-class to my fancy house in London town

**Deb and Maggie:**

All the riches baby, won't mean anything

All the riches baby, won't bring what your love can bring

**Deb:**

If I was a rich girl

Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na

See, I'd have all the money in the world

If I was a wealthy girl

**Maggie:**

No man could test me, impress me

My cash flow would never ever end

**Deb and Maggie:**

'Cause I'd have all the money in the world

If I was a wealthy girl

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The Moosemen of America

**The Moosemen of America** are a cringey private club of mostly old white people that meats in designated "cabins" across America (think Elks Lodge)

## Rules

1. All Moosemen must pay the membership fee

2. All Moosemen must respect the rules of the Moosemen

3. All Moosemen must be fully loyal to the United States...NO TERRORISTS!

4. All Moosemen are to dress in clothes appropriate to the dress code except on Funny Fridays when we get to wear silly things LIKE FLIP FLOPS!! Aren't we party animals?

5. All Moosemen must believe in the Bible, the CHRISTIAN bible not the lame jew Bible or Muslim Kor-Anne

6. All Moosemen must attend all meetings that they can unless they have a good excuse....like running after nude feminists with shot guns!

7. All Moosemen must have a penis

8. All Moosemen must be heterosexual and GROSSLY so

9. All Moosemen must own the official Moosey HAT!

10. All Moosemen must begin each meeting with the pledge of allegiance and end each meeting by singing the Moosemen Anthem.

11. All Moosemen must have noses!! (see aren't we silly!?)

12.  All Moosemen must drink from the Moosey Goblet upon initiation and savour the delicious Gunka Gunka Ale (secret recipe!)

13. All Moosemen must memorize the lyrics to the Moosemen Anthem:

We are the friendly people of our friendly moosey club

We like to sing our music and we love to eat our grub

We're brothers all together but not a single thug

If I wasn't holding this ale I'd give you all a hug

We like our merry merriment and every single day

We sing this moosey song and we wash the bad away

For every single thing that goes wrong with the world

We're really really glad that we invited no girls

We are the friendly people of the friendly Moosey Pack

We hold our values dear and we're on the right track

For God blesses all of us each and every way

Like the right to bare arms and stalk our moosey prey!

What more can I saaaaay??? EVERYONE IS GAAAAAAAAAAY!

When we throw our moosey party on this merry moosey day!
Jane Levy

**Jane Colburn Levy**,born December 29, 1989, is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Tessa Altman in *Suburgatory* (2011-2014), Mia in *Evil Dead* (2013), and Rocky in *Don't Breathe* (2016). She has portrayed main character Zoey Clarke on *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist* since 2020.

## Career

Levy made her debut in 2011 in the first season of Showtime's *Shameless*, portraying recurring character Mandy Milkovich. However, Levy left the show soon after for her first leading role as Tessa Altman in the ABC sitcom *Suburgatory*, leading to Emma Greenwell being recast as Mandy Milkovich on *Shameless*.

Levy starred as Mia in the horror film *Evil Dead*, directed by Fede Álvarez, in 2013. Later, she starred in another horror film directed by Álvarez, *Don't Breathe*, in 2016 as Rocky alongside *Thirteen Reasons Why* star Dylan Minnette.

Levy appeared in the independent comedy thriller film *I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore* in 2017 as Dez. She also appeared in an episode of the TV series *Twin Peaks* as Elizabeth.

In 2018, Levy starred in *The Pretenders,* a drama film directed by James Franco.

In 2019, Levy was cast in *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist* in the leading role as Zoey Clarke.

## Trivia

* Though her character on *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*, Zoey Clarke, is a redhead, Levy is a natural blonde.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3994408/
2. ↑ https://www.cinemablend.com/television/2491615/shameless-why-the-main-cast-members-left-including-emmy-rossum
3. ↑ https://ew.com/article/2016/08/17/dont-breathe-jane-levy/
4. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I\_Don%27t\_Feel\_at\_Home\_in\_This\_World\_Anymore
5. ↑ http://tvline.com/2016/04/25/twin-peaks-revival-cast-list-showtime/
6. ↑ https://www.indiewire.com/2016/11/james-franco-to-direct-the-pretenders-jane-levy-1201747809/
7. ↑ https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/kateaurthur/new-network-tv-shows-2019-2020-season
Say Something

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 3 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

I Want To Break Free

**"Say Something"** by A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera is a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Dreams," the third episode of Season Two of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song is sung by Max Richman.

## Heart Song Meaning

While Max washes the dishes at Zoey's apartment and talks to her, he notices that she is distracted and asks what's wrong. Zoey tries to explain but abandons the task and says she has a lot of work to finish. Max stands in disbelief before beginning to sing in a desperate plea for Zoey to open up to him about how she is feeling. Throughout the song, Zoey averts her gaze from him and stares intently at her computer. When the song ends, Zoey explains that she knows he wants to know what is going on with her, but she doesn't feel right right now and there is nobody to blame but also no way to fix it. Ultimately, Zoey and Max decide to press pause on their relationship until Zoey is ready.

## Lyrics

Say something, I'm giving up on you

I'll be the one, if you want me to

Anywhere, I would've followed you

Say something, I'm giving up on you

And I am feeling so small

It was over my head

I know nothing at all

And I will stumble and fall

I'm still learning to love

Just starting to crawl

Say something, I'm giving up on you

I'm sorry that I couldn't get to you

Anywhere, I would've followed you

Say something, I'm giving up on you
Mandy Moore

**Mandy Moore** is the head choreographer and a producer for *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*.

## Trivia

* Moore made a brief cameo as a judge during Eddie's dance audition in "Zoey's Extraordinary Mother," along with showrunner Austin Winsberg.
* Moore made her directorial debut with Season 2, Episode 11, "Zoey's Extraordinary Double Date."
Drift Away

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 7 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

Tainted Love

**"Drift Away"** by Dobie Gray is a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Memory," the seventh episode of Season Two of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.* This heart song was sung by David Clarke.

## Heart Song Meaning

When Aiden stops by the Clarke home to ask Zoey if she would like to come by and watch his band practice, David not-so-subtly mentions that he was in a band. When Aiden points out the baby vomit on David's shirt, David leaves the room to change. Though Zoey says she has work, when she hears David singing "Drift Away," she proposes to Aiden that David come by to watch the band play instead. David, apparently eager to be involved, mentions that his band in college self-released their own album. Aiden agrees and tells David to come by anytime.

## Lyrics

Day after day I'm more confused

Yet I look for the light through the pourin' rain

You know that's a game that I hate to lose

Now I'm feeling the strain

Ah, ain't it a shame?

Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul

I want to get lost in your rock 'n' roll

And drift away

Woah, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul

I want to get lost in your rock 'n' roll

And drift away

And when my mind is free

You know a melody can move me

And when I'm feelin' blue

The guitar's coming through to soothe me

Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul

I want to get lost in your rock 'n' roll

And drift away

Drift away

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Danny Michael Davis

**Danny Michael Davis** is a guest character on *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. He is the former CEO of SPRQ Point. In "Zoey's Extraordinary Dad," he had some trouble with the FBI and appointed Joan as the CEO of SPRQ Point. In "Zoey's Extraordinary Return," it is revealed that he has been placed under house arrest.

He is portrayed by Noah Weisberg.

## Biography

* S1
* S2

Zoey's Extraordinary Glitch

Joan mentions to Zoey that Danny Michael Davis, the CEO of SPRQ Point, is coming into town to hear their pitch for the Chirp. Later, when Zoey asks Simon if he knows Danny, Simon replies that Danny got him his job at SPRQ Point after they snuck out of the same tech conference. When Simon tells Zoey that Danny has arrived, she panics and asks him to stall, so Simon takes Danny up to the rooftop garden. When Danny finally walks onto the fourth floor, Tobin excitedly announces his arrival, and the coders all clap. Danny touts the carrot he picked from the rooftop garden and asks his assistant to make it into a smoothie. During Joan and Leif's pitch about the Chirp, Danny asks a number of questions. After Zoey's inexplicable performance of "Pressure" with Max, Danny looks baffled. In spite of this, by the end of the day, Joan tells Zoey that Danny will give them the money they need for the Chirp.

Zoey's Extraordinary Outburst

Joan mentions to the coders that Danny has been asking for progress on the Chirp. Later, Ava announces that she texted Danny and convinced him to let the sixth floor work on the Chirp in a bake-off against the fourth floor.

Zoey's Extraordinary Dad

After noticing that Joan looks uncomfortable, Zoey asks her if everything is okay, and Joan says that she got a voicemail from Danny. Joan hopes it was just a butt dial from Danny's smart pants, which she refuses to tell Zoey about. Zoey pleads for Joan not to call Danny back so she doesn't get fired. Later, when Danny walks into SPRQ Point looking for Joan, Zoey introduces herself to him and reminds him that she left him a voicemail earlier. Danny recalls how Zoey sang "Pressure" to him and says that he finds her charming and disturbing. Zoey pleads for Danny to rehire Max, and Danny agrees. Danny then walks into the conference room and asks to speak with Joan. Danny says he is in trouble with the FCC, SEC, and CIA and that there is a good chance he will be going away for a while. He asks Joan if she is willing to run SPRQ Point for the next 6-18 months. He says there is a board meeting in Singapore on Friday and asks Joan to join him.

Zoey's Extraordinary Return

Joan says that Danny has been placed under house arrest. Tobin pretends to be Danny in order to fool George into buying him a pet tiger.

## Songs Performed

* "Starships" - Nicki Minaj (S2E5)
* "Pure Imagination" - Gene Wilder (S2E12)
* "Sing" - Carpenters (S2E13)
* "Shake It Off" - Taylor Swift (S2E13)

## Gallery

* "Zoey's Extraordinary Goodbye"
* "Zoey's Extraordinary Session"
* "Zoey's Extraordinary Dad"
* "Zoey's Extraordinary Dad"
* "Zoey's Extraordinary Glitch"
* "Zoey's Extraordinary Glitch"
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We Can Work It Out

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 13 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

I Lived

**"We Can Work It Out"** by The Beatles was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Goodbye," the Season Two finale of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song was sung by Perry Haskins and Mo.

## Lyrics

**Perry:**

Try to see it my way

Do I have to keep on talking till I can't go on?

**Mo:**

While you see it your way

Run the risk of knowing that our love may soon be gone

**Perry:**

We can work it out

We can work it out

**Mo:**

Think of what you're saying

You can get it wrong and still you think that it's alright

**Perry:**

Think of what I'm saying

We can work it out and get it straight, or say goodnight

**Mo and Perry:**

We can work it out

We can work it out

**Mo:**

Life is very short, and there's no time

For fussing and fighting, my friend

**Mo and Perry:**

Try to see it my way

Only time will tell if I am right or I am wrong

We can work it out

We can work it out

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Elys

In the Elder Days, the First Men left the island of Úrzwut. They sailed south, to a vast and verdant land. By the light of Thyrgr's forge they built the first civilizations, naming the land Elys and themselves the Volkir. In those days, Elys was a vast continent, larger even than Grimthír in the north. However, it came to pass that the fairie king Bélogh rose from the sea in the east, and shattered the land. Gods and giants came in his wake, and it was they who ruled the land.

## Cerdonia

### Common peoples

Teulidhians

In Cerdonia lie sleeping giants, or so it is said. While the Lóghran sagas depict in all its splendor the slaying of Bélogh, few are wont to mention, nor indeed remember, that he was only one among many. It took a great deal yet for gods and giants to relinquish their hold on the lands east of Ëaldtir, and those Men who live there now carry proud blood indeed.

## Ëaldtir

### Common peoples

Ealdvolkir

Ëaldtir is all that's left of the Elyssian land of old. Vast ruins stretch across those rolling plains, lost to time and neglect as the age of the Volkir came to end. Though it still stands sparsely populated, there is little there of note save for the City of Revels, which stands tall as if the surrounding devastation had never taken place, its visitors spurred ever on by revelry in the night.

## Mountains of Bélogh

### Common peoples

Gronglings, Teulidhians

Far to the east lie the Mountains of Bélogh, where nary a mortal Man dare tread. It is an empty and blasted land, home to naught but Úr-Fae and roving nomads. At the very end of the mountains lies Ruin's End, where Bélogh still sits on his carven throne.

## Prythic Isles

### Common peoples

Teulidhians

The Prythic Isles are famed as the birthplace of Lóghrann and his kin. Lóghrann was king of Arryg, a small and humble hold in truth - it was his axe that slew the fairie king Bélogh, from whom he took his name. In the Youngling Age, his birthname has long been lost to time, for none cared to remember. King Lóghrann then took his folk west, to the Midlands. Yet Arryg was not the only Prythic hold, and those who stayed behind now carry the burden of eking out a life amidst the cobbled ruins of what was once a splendid land. Gone are the verdant fields of Elys, and along with it the trust that Men once had in gods and fae.

## Véoch

### Common peoples

Ealdvolkir

As far south as Man knows lie the jungle shores of Véoch, and at its heart, Ünnrir, temple of Úvartoch. Here were sent the Blooded from Ëaldtir, to death and exile. Yet it was not to be so - Úvartoch, son of Lyhr and fairie king of all lifeblood, took those Blooded Ealdvolkir to be his charge. Under their new patron they built a society of their own, and from it grew the Dominion from which the Herwosi Empire springs in the west.
Miles Clarke

## Miles Kang-Clarke

**Miles Kang-Clarke** is a minor character on *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. He is the infant son of David Clarke and Emily Kang. He was born sometime between the events of "Zoey's Extraordinary Dad" and "Zoey's Extraordinary Return."

He has been portrayed by a number of babies, including Kai Alan Chiu-Sheffer ("Zoey's Extraordinary Return" through "Zoey's Extraordinary Memory"), twins Finley Alexander Hysen and Riley Quinn Hysen ("Zoey's Extraordinary Birthday" through "Zoey's Extraordinary Goodbye") and Jacob ("Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas").
Gronglings

### Dwellings

Grǫnungar, Thursheim, Ancarragh, Eila Leitir, Herwos, Draumgaard, Mountains of Belógh

## Character creation

### Limited Attributes

Reason, Presence

Gronglings are a race of fae often mistaken for house spirits. They live in caverns or cellars, and will often appear by farmsteads at night, performing odd chores and taking care of animals. While usually well-intentioned, they are easily offended, and an angry grongling might steal valuable items or start fires as revenge.

## Appearance

While not actually shorter than other folk, Gronglings are rather crooked in stature, putting them lower to the ground. They are exceptionally hairy, have pointed ears and tails, and grow sharp claws in stead of nails on their hands and feet.

## Culture

### Dress

Gronglings tend to dress lightly in simple scraps of wool and hide. Some gronglings eschew clothing altogether, as their fur might cause them to overheat. Gronglings have an affection for shiny objects, and it is not uncommon to see a grongling outfitted with rings and trinkets, earned as gifts or stolen in the night.

### Dwellings

Gronglings live in gronglets in their grongcaves (which are actually caverns, but the gronglings don't seem to care one way or the other). A gronglet is a loosely organized community where gronglings come together to share food and stories. Gronglings are individualistic by nature, and will be about their business with little regard for governance. Never the less, a bigger grongling might assert himself as the ruler of a gronglet, in which case he is referred to as the Greatgrong.

### Values

As fae go, gronglings are considered among the most well liked and well-intentioned. Though a grongling rarely ventures to deal openly with Men, those who do become staunch allies in times of strife. Being faeries, however, gronglings have rather odd and specific values that vary from grongling to grongling. This often leads to gronglings making choices that, while perfectly reasonable to them, are seen as odd or confusing to others.

### Notable customs

Gronglings tend to gather near the homesteads of Men, either for work in exchange for gifts (which is not uncommon for fae), or to thieve and play tricks. As gronglings have a shared fascination for shiny objects, they will almost inevitably appear near mines and smithies, and are wont to chase off other, more hostile fae.

## Names

Gronglings names are all variations on the name Grong, in reverence to their racial ancestor, Grong "Great Grong" Grong. Gronglings do not use surnames.
Fight Song

**"Fight Song"** by Rachel Platten was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Silence," the ninth episode of Season One of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song was performed in sign language by Abigail and Deaf West.

## Heart Song Meaning

After Howie tells Abigail she cannot travel to Kenya to help build computers for children, she performs this heart song with Deaf West. This is the only heart song that was performed entirely through sign language. After this performance, Abigail leaves the room in anger.

## Lyrics

Like a small boat

On the ocean

Sending big waves

Into motion

Like how a single word

Can make a heart open

I might only have one match

But I can make an explosion

And all those things I didn't say

Wrecking balls inside my brain

I will scream them loud tonight

Can you hear my voice this time?

This is my fight song

Take back my life song

Prove I'm alright song

My power's turned on

Starting right now I'll be strong

I'll play my fight song

And I don't really care if nobody else believes

'Cause I've still got a lot of fight left in me

Like a small boat

On the ocean

Sending big waves

Into motion

This is my fight song

Take back my life song

Prove I'm alright song

And I don't really care if nobody else believes

'Cause I've still got a lot of fight left in me

I've still got a lot of fight left in me

## Trivia

* This is the only heart song thus far that was performed entirely through sign language.
Season 1

**Season 1** of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist* was picked up as a series ordered by NBC on May 2019 following its pilot in January 2019. It aired in the 2019-2020 midseason.

## Plot

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist centers on Zoey Clarke, a whip-smart computer coder forging her way in San Francisco. After an unusual event she starts to hear the innermost wants and desires of the people around her through songs. At ﬁrst, she questions her own sanity but soon realizes this unwanted curse just might be an incredibly wonderful gift.

## Cast

### Starring

* **Jane Levy** as Zoey Clarke
* **Skylar Astin** as Max Richman
* **Alex Newell** as Mo
* **John Clarence Stewart** as Simon Haynes
* **Peter Gallagher** as Mitch Clarke
* **Mary Steenburgen** as Maggie Clarke

### Recurring

* **Andrew Leeds** as David Clarke
* **Alice Lee** as Emily Kang
* **Michael Thomas Grant** as Leif Donnelly
* **Kapil Talwalkar** as Tobin Batra

## Gallery

* Pictures
* Videos
Thyrgr

### Minor Domains

Art (physical), craftsmanship, day, hammers, heat, honor, law, oaths, smithing, thunder, war

Thyrgr is the patriarch god of Men, patron to warriors and craftsmen. He is called Thyrgr, or Þýrnȁch, or Skyfather. In the Elder Times, he was third eldest among the gods of Úr, the lord of aurochs and animals bearing horns and tusks. Yet he was not content to live in the shadow of Wol as but another beast-lord. Thyrgr felt the need to create something more, something that was his and his alone, which none other could lay claim to. It came to be that he climbed atop of Úrzwut's great boughs, where he clove the skull of his sacred animal, the woolly auroch, clean in half. The one half he fashioned into a hammer, and the other into an anvil. Then he took the auroch's heart to be his crucible, and with the heat of its steaming blood he set to forging the first bonds of civilization out of steel and bone. These bonds he gave to the Volkir, the first men, and in return he claimed them to be his totem and his charge 'til the end of days.
Lyhr

### Minor Domains

Ambition, beauty, birth, commerce, desire, empathy, fertility, growth, lightning, motherhood, pleasure, sea creatures, wealth, weather (at sea)

Lyhr is the mother goddess, from whom all mortal life stems. She is called Lyhr, or Médhū, or Mother Spring. She lives deep under the roots of Úr, gnawing on its roots for sustenance, and weaving new souls into being. They are then ferried across great underground rivers to reach the mortal realm and take form as living beings.

In the Primordial Age, when the world was young, all things were cold and bleak. Wol, eldest of the gods, wandered the wilderness tirelessly for untold aeons. At last, he sat down under the boughs of the world tree Úruz, to die. Lyhr found Wol there, frozen half to death. "Why are you sitting here," she asked, "waiting to die?"

"Leave me," answered Wol, "for I have seen all there is to see of the world, and now I am grown tired of it, as it is grown tired of me." Lyhr saw that it was true - though the snow-capped peaks and deep river valleys of Úr held great beauty, no things grew or walked or sang, and all was still and dead. She knew Wol as the god of death, and cold, and dark. Yet he did not know her - so lost was he in his own reverie, that he had not thought to look upon her.

"Open your eyes", she said. When he did, Wol saw that where Lyhr stood, the snow had melted and given way to blooming seeds, woken from their deep sleep underneath the earth. "I am Mother Spring," said Lyhr. And there was much rejoicing.
Wol

### Minor Domains

Cold, death, forests, fortitude, hair, instinct, music, night, rain, sagas, shapechanging, trickery, wanderers

Wol is the Forestfather, the Horned God of the Woods, eldest among the elder gods, who sits in Wolshall deep beneath the earth, the realm of the dead. He is the ancestor and patron deity to the Children of Wol, as well as all beasts that walk the land. Wol is found in the forests and wilds, in the deep and dark places of the world, and in the cold and the wet.

Wolshall is the realm under the earth, which sits on the other side of Úr, like two faces of a coin. It is a vast expanse of wilderness, where all the spirits of the dead - plants, trees, beasts and Men - go to rest. It is Wol's realm, and he is the guardian of the dead. No malign entity has ever reached the gates of the underworld, for to do so would be to invite the wrath of the Woods God.
Lleuth

### Minor Domains

Art (immaterial), dreams, freedom, healing, journeys, the moon, restitution, time, travel, truth, wind, wisdom

Youngest of the gods of Úr is Lleuth, and it was she who bid time to flow. She is called Lleuth, or Ljós, or Auþir, or Mother Night. At night she drapes the world in Sleep, her blanket sewn of dark and light. It is held with a great clasp called Moon, that shimmers with light reflected from Thyrgr's forge, bending and twisting it into strange new shapes. She is perhaps more fey than all the gods, and takes unwary mortals away to strange and foreign lands while they sleep, to dance with fae in The Nightlands.
Sorcery

Sorcerers are mortal Men who either through rigorous study or innate talent have learned to interact with the world in impossible ways, akin to gods and fae. Due to the unpredictability of their power, sorcerers are often mistrusted, especially among the Volkir bloodlines. In spite of this, it is no coincidence that many of history's most influential characters were sorcerers. It is said that in the olden days, great sorcerer-kings ruled the land, courting faeries and dealing openly with the Otherworlds. The validity of such claims are subject to debate.

## Sorceries

When casting a sorcery, specify your desired outcome, and roll 1d10. The higher you roll, the more powerful the effect is. A roll of 10 is instead a critical success, and achieves precisely what you set out to do. A roll of 1 is a botch - who knows what may come of it?

## Root power

#### **Truesight**

You can instinctively sense when fey powers are at play, and you can tell what kind of creature something is despite any deception (mortal, úr-fae, spirit, hibling, otherling).
Realms

At the very core of the world stands Úrzwut, the World Tree and Great Willow from which all other realms spring forth, except Wrâlduhnaz far above and Wolshall deep below. Its branches reach out across the Nightlands, ferrying mortal souls across the bounds of the worlds, and its roots reach deep into Djúpyǫrði as pathways for the elves.

Úr
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Úr is the realm of Lyhr, the Mortal Realm, home of mortals and the Spring Court, where Men and Úr-Fae live. There are three great continents - Grimthír in the west, Medhyos in the south-west, and the remnants of Elys in the south.

## The Otherworlds

#### Wrâlduhnaz

Wrâlduhnaz, the Worldforge, is Thyrgr's realm, home of the Summer Court, from whence all craftsmanship is born. It was there that he brought the first of the Volkir to be his apprentices. Still he works endlessly and tirelessly every day, pursuing ever greater craft. Some of the finest and most legendary artifacts of Úr are all said to have been forged in the fires of Wrâlduhn.

#### The Nightlands

The Nightlands is the dreaming realm, Lleuth's realm, home of the Winter Court, where she brings mortals to dance and recover in spirit and in body as they sleep. It is an ever-changing miasma of sensual impressions, built first upon the dreams of Lleuth, then taking shape by the whims and thoughts of mortal minds, and those of the fae of the Winter Court.

#### Djúpyǫrði

Deep within the earth lies Djúpyǫrði, the Underhalls, home of the Autumnal Court, where elves live, guarding the passageway between the realm of the living and the realm of the dead.

#### Wolshall

Wolshall is the realm under the earth, which sits on the other side of Úr, like two faces of a coin. It is a vast expanse of wilderness, where all mortals - plants, trees, beasts and Men - come to their final rest. It is Wol's realm, who is guardian of the dead. There are no fae in Wolshall, for to enter unbidden past the gates of the underworld would be to invite the wrath of the Woods God.
Ealdvolkir

### Dwellings

Herwos, The Triyeins, Ëaldtir, Véoch, Mountains of Bélogh, Torneach, Trīwinaz, Cerdonia

## Character creation

### Limited Attributes

Instinct, Empathy

Ealdvolkir, also called Wealdir or simply Volkir, are a people hailing from Elys, claiming Aldrich the Smith as their great ancestor. Aldrich was a mythic figure said to have apprenticed under Thyrgr himself, who brought the first bonds of civilization to Man. In spite of a long and tumultuous history, the Ealdvolkir have carved out an empire on the eastern shores of Medhyos, and still populate their ancestral homelands, if sparsely and with great toil. It is said that many Ealdvolkir carry fey blood from days of old, akin to the Öthingir.

## Culture

### Dress

Ealdvolkir favor traditional robes and tunics, usually of simple color, embroidered or otherwise embellished, perhaps with jewelry or various trinkets.

### Dwellings

From the Elder Days onwards, Ealdvolkir have been at the forefront of civilization. Today, their great cities stand as testaments to the accomplishments of Man, where thousands may gather and live, pursuing their lives in (relative) peace.

### Values

Ealdvolkir have a troubled history with Thyrgr. He is both revered as the patron of Man and source of much of the Ealdvolkir's old splendor, but also resented and distrusted, as it was the Fairy King Bélogh, Thyrgr's own son, who brought ruin to Elys and her people. The warrior culture of old has been sworn off, and physical craftsmanship has given way to philosophy and art. Those who still pursue violence are considered "Blooded", and are treated as lesser Men, only barely above beasts and fae. In turn, intellectuals, merchants, and natural philosophers are valued more highly among the Ealdvolkir than anywhere else on Úr, giving rise to an academic class of nobles.

### Notable customs

Ealdvolkri society is larger than that of other Men by far, and plays host to a number of institutions entirely foreign to other folk. Perhaps most notable is that city-states are rarely run by a single ruler, but rather by a council of lords representing various groups among the citizenry. Commonly, these will be the heads of major guilds and academies, influential politicians, and powerful merchants. The exception to this is Herwos, which is ruled solely by a long line of so-called Philosopher Kings.

## Naming conventions

In the Elder Days, it was common for Ealdvolkir to take surnames denoting profession or physical traits. Societies were still small enough that it was reasonable to distinguish between two men named Callum by calling one Callum Smith and the other Callum Black, for example. Today, family and house names have come to hold strong political sway, and so a surname might follow family descendants for generations.

### Common male names

* Agumund
* Aldor
* Amalric
* Anselm
* Ash
* Auric
* Callum
* Eamon
* Eorlund
* Haegmund
* Haegraf
* Hergos
* Leander
* Lundas
* Rowan
* Sewol
* Sol
* Suwen
* Terric
* Wystan

### Common female names

* Alari
* Arome
* Béra
* Birch
* Cathyl
* Elenore
* Endellion
* Ferelith
* Imoen
* Lenore
* Luen
* Lusand
* Mariel
* Morwynn
* Muriel
Attributes

## Physical

**Toughness**

Toughness is a character's brute force and resistance to pain and disease.

**Agility**

Agility is a character's ability to move their entire body quickly and efficiently.

**Dexterity**

Dexterity is a character's hand-eye coordination, and their ability to manipulate objects.

## Mental

**Reason**

Reason is a character's ability to process information and apply conscious thought.

**Instinct**

Instinct is a character's subconscious intellect, and reflects their innate talent and ability.

**Willpower**

Willpower is a character's ability to control themself under challenging conditions, like intense fear or irrational anger.

## Social

**Charisma**

Charisma is a character's social magnetism and general likeability.

**Presence**

Presence is a character's force of personality and ability to affect people.

**Empathy**

Empathy is a character's understanding of others and ability to connect emotionally.
Anyone

* Max
* Emily's reprise

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 9 (Music From the Original TV Series)

### Performer(s)

Max Richman
Emily Kang (reprise)

### Location

MaxiMo
Emily and David's apartment (reprise)

## Song chronology

### Previous

Into You
Rosanna (reprise)

### Next

One
Make You Feel My Love (reprise)

**"Anyone"** by Demi Lovato is a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Mystery," the ninth episode of Season Two of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.* When Zoey's powers glitched, Max sang this heart song, and it was later revealed to belong to Emily. Emily later sang the song in a reprise.

## Lyrics

### Original

**Max:**

A hundred million stories

And a hundred million songs

I feel stupid when I sing

Nobody's listening to me

Nobody's listening

I talk to shooting stars

But they always get it wrong

I feel stupid when I pray

So, why am I praying anyway?

If nobody's listening

Anyone, please send me anyone

Lord, is there anyone?

I need someone, oh

Anyone, please send me anyone

Lord, is there anyone?

I need someone

### Reprise

**Emily:**

Anyone, please send me anyone

Lord, is there anyone?

I need someone, oh

Anyone, please send me anyone

Lord, is there anyone?

I need someone

A hundred million stories

And a hundred million songs

I feel stupid when I sing

Nobody's listening to me

Nobody's listening

## Videos

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West Kovetnang

**West Kovetnang** is a nation in eastern Asia. It is one half of the Kovetnang Split, and thus has shared history.

## History

Kovetnang was once one nation, ruled by several dynasties. At one point it was part of the Japanese Empire, and thus a lot of culture seeped in and helped to build many of the great temples that remain to this day. After gaining independence, Kovetnang had a fairy long period of prosperity, but was eventually a victim of the Cold War, where the USSR exacerbated competing dynastic legacies, and backed the one to the east, in exchange for implementing Soviet style Socialist governmental policies. When the nations split there was a war which America was involved in from 1965 to 1971. The two drew a stalemate and remained separate.

## Modern Era

Aside from the grand capital of Kogra Kahn, not much is known about WK. It has been welcoming to visitors, but it is possible certain things are hidden from them. There are several parts of West Kovetnangese culture, like the Kuv Nak Warriors, are shrouded in secrecy,
Charlie Bennett

**Charlie Bennett** was a guest character who appeared in "Zoey's Extraordinary Boss," the third episode of Season One of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. He is the CEO of a RockOut Games, a gaming company, and wields a substantial amount of influence in the tech world. He is the ex-husband of Joan Bennett.

He was portrayed by Justin Kirk.

## Biography

Zoey's Extraordinary Boss
Charlie is set to demo the SPRQ Point Watch at its launch party. Joan stresses how important Charlie's endorsement is to the success of the watch, especially since the last big company he endorsed was Uber. The coders, especially Leif and Tobin, idolize Charlie for his video game *Better World,* the first virtual society roleplaying game. When Charlie arrives at SPRQ Point to meet with Joan, Zoey hears the coders serenade him with a heart song, "Superstar." After this, Leif and Tobin greet Charlie and bombard him with praise and questions. Charlie has lunch with Joan—an assortment of sushi, at his request—and Zoey joins after Joan asks her to. Charlie pays little attention during Joan's pitch, which angers her. After Zoey starts recalling what Joan told her about her and Charlie's marriage, Charlie storms out in anger and refuses to do the demo. Joan later apologizes to him and gets him to come back, but she dumps him when they are being photographed at the launch party. With Charlie absent, Joan demos the SPRQ Point Watch.

Zoey's Extraordinary Neighbor
Joan bitterly mentions to Zoey that Charlie has been living in his hotel room and that they are dead to each other. Later, however, Zoey sees Joan singing "Wrecking Ball" while clutching a framed photograph of her and Charlie. Zoey approaches Joan as she is singing and says she thought Joan hated Charlie and that she was doing well. When the song is over, Zoey asks Joan if everything is okay, but Joan maintains that she’s not missing Charlie at all, though she quickly changes the subject and rushes off.

Zoey's Extraordinary Night Out
Joan reveals to Zoey that she has signed her divorce papers. While out with Zoey, Joan remarks that when she met Charlie, she was the fun one.

Zoey's Extraordinary Confession
After the coders find out about Joan and Charlie's divorce, Leif and Tobin mourn the failed marriage. Joan walks up to the coders and chastises them for gossiping, but she then smugly says she had her publicist plant the divorce along with a picture where she looked good and Charlie looked bad.

## Relationships

### Joan Bennett

Joan and Charlie were married for twenty years. After Charlie leaves the SPRQ Point Watch launch party, Joan reveals to Zoey in the bathroom that their marriage always felt more like a business. Joan and Charlie's divorce is made public in "Zoey's Extraordinary Confession."
East Kovetnang

It's Damn Cold

**East Kovetnang** is a nation state in the far east. Though It's located in the same latitude as West Kovetnang, It's far colder due to it's high elevations.

## History

East Kovetnang and West Kovetnang were once one nation. In ancient times they were ruled by Japan but gained their independence in the 1800s. In 1957, tensions between the east and west, stemming from ancient dynasties, were exacerbated by the Soviet Union's influence on the East. They aided the east in rebellion and the Kovetnang Civil War began by 1964. America became involved as they did in Korea and Vietnam but pulled out by 1971.

## Modern Era

East Kovetnang is now a Military Dictatorship under the guise of a democracy. They hold elections but they are counted only by the Emperor and he can cancel the election at any time for any nonsense reason. Civilians must follow strict guidelines about how to behave and praise the Emperor.
Darkmire Security

The official logo of Darkmire

### Goals

Make massive profits and gain immense international power selling their mercenary services around the globe.

### Requirements

To graduate their training academy

**Darkmire Security** is a mercenary group that sells its services around the globe. their members once hired require 6 months of training at Darkmire Academy, their training grounds, to become grunts, and two years for leadership roles. It has been made clear multiple times by their leaders that they take their money seriously, and will not hesitate to threaten clients no matter how large.