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Lorenzo MacNamera

> *"I'm gonna **transform** this town. Just wait and see. The future is here, people! And it is here...to **stay**!"*
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**Lorenzo MacNamera** is a recurring character in *Season 5* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He is a rich and powerful man looking to invest in Dewberry's industry, but appears to have an ulterior motive. He serves as the tertiary antagonist of *Season 5*.

## Biography

### Background

Not much is yet known about Lorenzo's background. He is the CEO of one of the largest water and power companies in the south, giving him much influence in the government. It is slowly revealed, however, that Lorenzo is a high-ranking member of the Leshers.

### New 1989

During the Thanksgiving Holiday, Lorenzo came to Dewberry looking to invest in the local industry.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

Lorenzo is a tall, middle-aged and handsome man with graying blonde hair.

### Personality

Lorenzo is described as "ruthless and pragmatic". He is abusive toward his son, Arthur, who is homosexual, and forced him to undergo conversion therapy. Lorenzo's cruelty stems from his membership of the Leshers and his dedication to the Dark Lord. So strong was his dedication that he became a more than willing host for the Were-Goblin.

## Relationships

### Arthur MacNamera

Lorenzo has a tense, hatful relationship with his son, Arthur, denouncing his homosexuality.
Ellie/History

Ellie • **History** • Quotes • Gallery

This page chronicles the history of **Ellie**, a major protagonist in *The 48th Street Fellowship*.

## Early Life

The girl who would become known as "Ellie" was born Margaret Harrington to an unknown father and Jane Harrington, test subject designate 008, in 1972. Harrington was a test subject for the St. James Institute who was raped by a scientist, and her daughter was born with innate psychokinetic powers. She was taken away from her mother and raised by the Institute. She was formally named Subject 67, or 067, after her birthday - 6th July - but was nicknamed "Ellie" by Dr. Alexis after his own deceased daughter.

Ellie was trained and experimented on by the government in the Institute. Through tests, scientists wished to discover and enhance the extent of her psychic abilities. She was the subject of at least eleven experiments. To punish her for any failures, Ellie was often dragged into and locked in a solitary cell for great periods of time, the experience of which severely traumatized her with a fear of confinement.

In the first known experiment, Ellie was presented with a soda can, which she then crushed using telekinesis. Although her nose began bleeding soon afterwards, Dr. Alexis seemed pleased nonetheless.

## 1987

### First Contact

#### October 25th

Ellie was placed in a deep state of sensory deprivation, where she finally made contact with the mysterious creature. Her panic at seeing the creature caused the Veil between dimensions to tear, opening a portal to the creature's dimension and causing a massive explosion of energy from the alternate dimension. In the ensuing chaos, Ellie managed to escape from the lab and into the woods.

### Finding the Fellowship

#### October 26th

She avoided the Institute agents searching for her for a whole day, until she was found by a group of kids who had been in the area when the explosion occured. Startled, the group took her in.

They brought her back to Max's house as he had the biggest and most cluttered basement, so it was easier to hide her. Max set up a small fort for her out of blankets and pillows and gave her a bowl of food, telling her she could trust him. He introduced himself to the silent Ellie and asked her what she was doing in the woods.

## 1989

### The Battle of Neverland

#### September 20th

At the Tomlinson residence, Ellie said one last goodbye to Max, begging him to go off and have a life of his own and watched him drive off. She was about to leave with Cooper when Max returned, opening his door and beckoning her to get in the car. Ellie looked at Cooper, who hesitantly gave her a nod of permission. Ellie said goodbye to the Fellowship and climbed into the car. Max and Ellie drove off and left Dewberry together.

### Thanksgiving Reunion

#### November

Ellie and Max returned to Dewberry during the Thanksgiving Holiday of 1989 for the Fellowship's holiday reunion.

## 2017

Ellie was maid-of-honour at Michael and Brooklyn's wedding.
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Time Crossroad

The **Time Crossroad,** alternatively known as the **Crossroad**, the **World Between Worlds** or the **Astral Plane**,is a mysterious dimension outside of time where all timelines and dimensions converge, allowing one to travel to any point in time. It features predominetely in *Montauk*, the sixth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship* and the upcoming *The Worlds Between*.

## History

### 2002

After breaking into the overgrown Montauk Air Force Station to steal the final component for his time machine, Joel McKenzie accessed the Crossroad, travelling back in time to 1975.

## Nature

The Crossroad exists in an area of space and time between all dimensions and timelines, enabling one to travel near-instantaneously to any dimension, timeline or point in time that they wish. Accessing the Crossroad, however, is a complex, difficult and potentially dangerous process, requiring a significant source of power, such as Cs-137.

The Crossroad is home to a mysterious being or group of beings known only as the High Table.
The Returning Party

**"The Returning Party"** is the first episode of the fifth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship.* It is the thirty-sixth episode overall.

## Plot

*In 1989, the Fellowship return to Dewberry for their Thanksgiving reunion, unaware that their lives are once more going to change forever.*

## Synopsis

James notes a sudden radiation spike, when suddenly a wormhole forms in the field. Not knowing the nature of such a construct, the Fellowship are blasted away by a sudden shockwave of energy.

A disorientated Max crawls forward and discovers an unconscious boy lying in the grass.

## 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

* This episode marks the first appearance of Lucas Norman since "*Game Plan*" and of MJ Baines since "*The Duel of Dewberry High*".
* This episode takes place three months after the finale of *Season 3.*

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MJ Baines/Quotes

MJ Baines • History • **Quotes** • Gallery

Below are quotes by **MJ Baines**, a main protagonist of *The 48th Street Fellowship*.

## Season 4

* *"I've spent my **whole life** trying to find out who I am. In some ways, I'm still figuring it out. [...] I'm tired. I'm so goddamn **tired** of thinking. No more. **Time to act**,"* -- MJ's last words to his friends before sacrificing himself, 2012
Nick's Company

> *"Of all the things I thought I'd be doing today, burning a lab full of goblin-makers wasn't one of them,"*
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**Nick's Company** consisted of Nick Mayes, James DeLare, Layla and Anna Yates and form one of the four subplots in *Season 3* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. The company accidentally infiltrated a hidden laboratory beneath Neverland Mall, discovering a cult called the Leshers operating beneath Dewberry. This secret society worshipped "The One" and had willingly allowed themselves to be infected by the Air-Walker to breed an army of goblins, while in the meantime attempting to open a second Breach. Unaware of the events on the surface, the company managed to sabotage the lab using hydrogen tanks and set most of it on fire, killing the goblins within. They then returned to the surface to help in the final battle.

## Background

### 1989

The company formed when James visited Nick, asking him if he had seen anything strange around Neverland. While they discuss the events of last year as well as the restoration of the Fellowship's powers, Layla overheared them and demanded to know everything. As Nick denies the story, James tries to contact Max but discovers his radio detecting a strange frequency within the mall. Nick leads them to the back, where they find Anna trying to sneak into the movie theatre. The signal on the radio intensifies and the trio race through the corridors with Anna close behind, wondering what the commotion is. The four of them end up in a strange room. The door shuts and it is revealed to be an elevator, which begins to descend.

After several minutes, Anna hits the emergency stop and the four of them are left stranded in the elevator. Nick and James climb onto the roof and try to figure out how deep they are. Suddenly, James feels a varying electrical pulse from far below. He also remarks that he can't feel the electricity from the building above, so they must be closer to whatever is below them. Anna calls up and estimates they are a few hundred metres below the surface. When the pulse amplifies, the sensation reminds James of the time he found a portal to the Dark Dimension and tells Nick that they must investigate. As Nick sternly refuses, the elevator suddenly restarts and they descend once more.

When the elevator finally stops, the four of them find themselves in a sprawling facility. They proceed to blindly walk around, looking for a way out. They are nearly caught by a patrol of armed guards but remain undetected.

## Members

* Nick Mayes - *de-facto* leader
* James DeLare
* Layla
* Anna Yates

### Allies

* Max Hamilton
* Brooklyn Yates
* Elle
* MJ Baines
* Michael Tomlinson
* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Argyle
Joycelyn Tomlinson

## Joyceln Tomlinson

* 1953
* New 1989
* 2012
* 1989
* 1987

Late 60s to early 70s *(Season 4)*

Early teens *(Everything Is Now)*

Michael Tomlinson - son

Catherine Baines - daughter-in-law *(in erased timeline)*

Two unnamed grandchildren *(in erased timeline)*

Unborn grandchild *(in erased timeline)*

Brooklyn Yates - daughter-in-law *(in erased timeline)*

**Joycelyn Tomlinson** is a main character in *The 48th Street Fellowship*. She is the mother of Michael and Brian Tomlinson.

When supernatural forces began plaguing her son, Joyceln became the first to find out about the Fellowship's superpowers and the existence of Ellie. Instead of going to the papers, she swore to keep their secret and helped them in their investigation of the inter-dimensional evil that had spread into the town.

In 1988, Joyceln helped her son Michael with new issues and discovered he has been possessed by the Dark Lord. She assisted the Fellowship in ridding the monster from her son's body.

A year later, in 1989, Joyceln accompanied Cooper on a mission to investigate a strange group that made an appearance in Dewberry. After the war with the Air-Walker, Joyceln exchanged blood with the rest of the Fellowship, swearing an oath to one day aid them in their quest to kill the Dark Lord once and for all.

In New 1989, Joyceln was reunited with her sons Brian and Michael, who returned to Dewberry for Thanksgiving. While hunting an escaped Lucas Norman, she and Cooper were lured and trapped in the Dark Dimension by Jacob Hamilton, who had been possessed by the Dark Lord.

## Trivia

* Joyceln is one of eight characters to have entered the Dark Dimension, the others being Michael, Cooper, Ellie, Catherine, Hope and Lucas.
* She is the only member of the Tomlinson family to never have died. Her husband Frank died in the 70s and her two sons have each died once.
	+ Brian was disembowelled by Air-Walker in 1989. He was brought back to life by Michael.
	+ Michael died of exhaustion after destroying the Goblin King in 2012. He was brought back to life by Brooklyn.
* Joyceln named Michael after a friendly homeless person who helped her get home when she got lost in the woods as a child. In the episode "*Everything Is Now*", it is revealed that this man was her future son, Michael, who had time travelled to 1953.

* Characters of The 48th Street Fellowship
* Dark Dimension
Paranaturally Enhanced Items

**Paranaturally Enhanced Items (PEIs)** are objects acted upon by paranatural forces during Widespread Paranormal Alterings, resulting in the development of unique and sometimes dangerous properties. One of the goals of the FIBPP is to contain and study PEIs and their paranatural properties. Certain PEIs possess the capability of granting certain individuals paranatural abilities.

The Bureau categorizes PEIs into two distinct categories: Unstable PEIs (UPEI) and Stable PEIs (SPEI). UPEIs act on their own "programming", while SPEIs are connected to the High Table and can be "tamed" and used by mortal beings.

## Nature

Paranaturally Enhanced Items are created during Widespread Paranormal Alterings, events wherein forces from other dimensions intrude upon ordinary reality. These paranatural forces are affected by the human mind and collective unconscious.
Endings and Beginnings

**"Endings and Beginnings"** is the seventeenth and final episode of *Season 6.* It is the sixtieth episode of *t*he series overall, and was originally the final episode.

## Plot

*The final conflict. The final chapter. In the epic finale, the Fellowship of Dewberry regroup to bring balance and engage the final battle of the Time War.*

## Synopsis

[...]

In the years following his encounter with the Fellowship, Adam grows up, goes to school, gets a part-time job and eventually meets Jane Harrington, who was never taken in this timeline. They finally marry in the late 60s.

In 1985, Adam walks his young daughter Margaret to school, having moved back to Dewberry. She struggles to talk to anybody or make friends, and sits alone at lunch. She is approached by a young MJ Baines, who invites her over to sit with him and his friends. She hesitantly accepts, and sits down with younger, alternate versions of the Fellowship: Max Hamilton, James DeLare, Brooklyn Yates, Michael Tomlinson and even Rose McCarthy. The group are arguing about the best movies of the decade so far, including *Return of the Jedi*. Margaret eventually gets involved in the conversation and quickly bonds with the group.

In the coridors, Nick, Reginald and Lucas are all shown to be hanging out, with Brian and Catherine in a relationship, just like their erased selves.

At the end of the school day, the Fellowship leave school; MJ branches away and walks towards an overcoated man, revealed to be the MJ of the New 1989 timeline. They have formed a friendship, with the older MJ guiding and mentoring his younger counterpart, just like his own elder version had once done for him. Older MJ then leaves, allowing younger MJ to return to the group.

At Lover's Reach, Michael and Brooklyn Tomlinson exit their car, their daughter Charlotte in tow. They meet up with James and Rose, who are no longer in a relationship but still close. MJ and Arthur then arrive, still a couple, before Max, Ellie and their son Jacob also turn up. Together, the Fellowship stand at the top of Lover's Reach, watching over their New Era counterparts, sharing smiles and holding hands, knowing that their mission truly has succeeded as the episode - and the series - ends.

## Trivia

* The writing of this episode was the first of *Season 6* to be completed.
* The end of this episode leads into the upcoming spin-off titled *The Worlds Between*.

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Summer Ball, 1988

The **Summer Ball of 1988** was the tenth annual school dance at Dewberry High School, occuring on the last day of school.

In 1988, after they closed the Gate and lost their powers, the Fellowship celebrated their victory by attending the Summer Ball. Max attended the ball with Ellie, while James attended it with Rose. Michael danced with Brooklyn and MJ danced with several girls while exchanging flirtatious looks with another boy. It was during the ball that the relationship between Max and Ellie truly came into fruition.
The Leshers

**The Leshers** are a secret society with chapters across the world, first hinted at in *Season 2* and physically appearing in *Season 3* and *Season 5* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is a secretive organisation of those who worship the Dark Lord and have willingly allowed themselves to be infected with wereworms to breed an army of goblins. They are discovered operating an advanced base beneath Neverland Mall, Dewberry, attempting to open another breach to the Dark Dimension. It is assumed by the Fellowship that they have many other chapters across the world seeking to bring the Dark Lord to our dimension. They serve as one of several secondary antagonists in *Season 3*.

In 1989, the Leshers were investigated by two separate groups: Nick's Company and Cooper's Crew. The company discovered the Lesher facility beneath Neverland Mall, while Cooper's crew investigated the Lesher operations on the surface. Their plans to open a second Breach beneath Neverland Mall were stopped by the Fellowship during the Battle of Neverland. The surviving Leshers disappeared before the government and the St. James Institute came to clear up the scene.

The Leshers attempted to open a second portal beneath MacNamera Power Station, but without the aid from the Nest they failed; however, in New 1989, a possessed Jacob Hamilton gave them the power they needed to successfully open the portal. Following this second defeat, the Leshers were hunted to near-extinction by the FIBPP.

## Members

* Lucas Norman/Air-Walker - *de-facto* leader
* Jerome
The Fellowship

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

## Plot

*A group of friends head out to the woods to investigate a strange signal, on a night that will prove one of the most important of their lives. A young girl makes her way into the woods.*

## Synopsis

Max can only scream as a white flash shrouds the entire area. One by one, each member of the Fellowship disintegrates: Max's ashes merge with the flame of his lighter; James receives a shock from the generator just as he disintegrates; Brooklyn's ashes are thrown against the trunk of a broken tree; MJ's eyes and ears are destroyed by the flash before he disintegrates, and Michael screams just as the flash hits him. The shockwave travels across the forest and Dewberry, knocking out power for a fraction of a second.

Less than a second after they disintegrate, the group regenerates, their bodies thrown around as if from a shockwave. Max scrambles around, disorientated and screams out for his friends.

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Max hears a noise in the undergrowth and shines his torch in that direction, finding the girl, breathing in panic in the rain. The group exchanges a look before Max holds out his hand.

## Credits

###  Starring:

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

### Also Starring:

* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes

## Trivia

* First appearance of Max Hamilton
* First appearance of Ellie
* First appearance of James DeLare
* First appearance of MJ Baines
* First appearance of Brooklyn Yates
* First appearance of Michael Tomlinson
* First appearance of Catherine Baines
* First appearance of Brian Tomlinson
* First appearance of Joyceln Tomlinson
* First appearance of David Cooper
* First appearance of Nick Mayes

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Artemis

> *"Its...different. Its **life**, but not like anything that we've seen before. [...] Its physics. Energy. **Living, thinking energy**,"*
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**Artemis**, also known as the **Voice**, is an energy-based, sentient extradimensional being originating from an alternate dimension. Like the Hive, Artemis is an entity of pure energy; unlike the Hive, Artemis is instead benevolent and appears to care for and wants to protect humanity. What dimension it originates from is unknown. It is waging a war for control of time travel with Finis Temporis and is aided by its agents Lydia Hamilton, the 2012 version of MJ Baines and, eventually, the Fellowship of Dewberry.

## Overview

### Description

Artemis, like the Hive, is a force composed seemingly entirely of resonance. Lydia refers to Artemis as a "she," and both Lydia and MJ consider it to possess some form of intelligence or agency, with Lydia in particular considering her to be an ally and even perhaps a friend. Artemis is capable of spreading her resonance like the Hive; it is unknown what specifically distinguishes the resonance of Artemis and the Hive, though it is possible they share similar origins, being interdimensional, nonphysical entities.

## Trivia

* EDStudios confirmed that the Voice does actually have a name. This was later revealed to be Artemis.
	+ Artemis is the name of the Greek goddess of the hunt and wild animals.
* Her current conduit is Ellie after the sacrifice of Future MJ.
Walking on Sunshine

**"Walking on Sunshine"** is the fourth episode of the third season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the twentieth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The Fellowship desperately search for the so-called "Air-Walker". Tensions rise within the group that threaten to tear them apart.*

## Credits

###  Starring:

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

### Also Starring:

* Catherine Baines
* Brian Tomlinson
* David Cooper
* Joyceln Tomlinson
* Nick Mayes
* Lucas Norman
* Layla
* Anna Yates
* Argyle

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William Wolff

**William "Will" Wolff** is the central character of *The Worlds Between*. He is a mysterious young man with the power to travel between other dimensions and timelines at will, giving him the moniker "**The Lord of Time and Space**". In 2023, he finally tracked down the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena, knowing that they held the secrets of his origins.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

William has a disheveled and dirty appearance, having spent many years on the road searching for his own origins. He has long, unkempt brown hair.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

William is the Lord of Time and Space, meaning he can teleport, travel in time and even between other worlds - including planets - at will. He is described as a "parautilitarian", a human acted on by forces from other dimensions in the same way that PEIs are altered by WPAs.

### Superpowers

* **Teleportation:** William can teleport to any point on Earth he wishes instantaneously, although this has its limitations; for example, in the infinite halls of the Grand Manor, which is self-contained, he can only teleport to other sections of the building and cannot leave.
* **Dimensional Travel:** William is able to travel between other dimensions at will; over the course of his life, he has managed to refine his travelling.
* **Time Travel:** William can travel to any point in time in any timeline he chooses, although he prefers not to as he "feels out of place".
Were-Goblin

### Cause of Death

Burned down to a small pile of flesh by Max Hamilton and stamped underfoot by MJ Baines

### Other Relations

The Dark Lord - masterLorenzo MacNamera - former host

Dick Hanley - former host

Lucas Norman - former host

## Appearances

### Series Lifespan

The Oath -- The Final Countdown

*"This thing...it takes over human bodies. It's a **spy**. It can switch between people, turn them into a monster--"
 "Like a werewolf?"
 "Yeah, like a werewolf. Only this is, I don't know...a were-**goblin**,"*
― Michael, James and Brooklyn discuss the Were-Goblin's nature, New 1989[src]The **Were-Goblin** was a creature that emerged from the Dark Dimension via the MacNamera Portal in the timeline created by Jacob Hamilton when he travelled back in time to Thanksgiving 1989. The creature was able to move between host bodies if neccessary. It served as the secondary antagonist of *Season 5*, alongside Lucas Norman, and will appear as a recurring antagonist in *Season 7*.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

* **Possession:** The Were-Goblin was able to take over any human body it chose, while also possessing the ability to move between hosts as required, although it preferred the bodies of willing hosts, such as Lorenzo MacNamera and Lucas Norman.
* **Hive Mind:** As a part of the Dark Lord's hive mind, the Were-Goblin is able to control lesser goblins.
* **Enhanced Strength:** The Were-Goblin possessed supernatural strength.
* **Tendrils:** The Were-Goblin is notable for its ability to launch tendrils from its body in self-defence.

### Weaknesses

* **Heat:** As a part of the Dark Lord's hive mind, the Were-Goblin demonstrates a weakness for heat and light.

## Trivia

* The Were-Goblin is confirmed to reappear in *Season 7*.
Nick Mayes/History

Nick Mayes • **History** • Quotes • Gallery

The following chronicles the history of **Nick Mayes**, a main character in *The 48th Street Fellowship*.

## 1987

At some point before the events of *Season 1*, Nick began dating Catherine Baines.

## 1989

### Summer

By the events of 1989, Nick has started working at Spring Step Shoes in the new Neverland Mall. He has become visibly depressed due to failing school and therefore being unable to leave for college.

## Season 4

In the following 23 years, Nick started an advertising agency with Layla. His eye partially healed, but he lost virtually all vision in his eye despite several surgeries.

## Season 5

#### November 23rd

Realizing that the Key could be shut down by destroying its conduits, Nick made the brave decision to destroy them with his bat, effectively dooming himself.
Widespread Paranormal Alterings

**Widespread Paranormal Alterings (WPAs)** are paranatural events investigated by the FIBPP. These events occur as the result of paranormal forces from other dimensions influencing ordinary reality. The term WPA refers broadly to any sort of major paranatural occurrence the Bureau investigates, including the emergence of a portal or other unexplained phenomena related to alternate dimensions.

## Nature

The term "Widespread Paranormal Altering" appears to be used broadly by the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena to refer to any noteworthy paranatural occurrence. WPAs are violations in the known laws of consensus reality which correlate to these psychic forces, often under the influence of various extradimensional beings. Because of the broadness of the term, there are a variety of different phenomena which the Bureau classifies as WPAs, including the creation of Paranaturally Enhanced Items, the emergence of a threshold between two dimensions or other unexplained events related to paranatural forces.

## List of WPAs

 Dewberry WPA | Dewberry, Arkansas | 10/24/1987 - 04/12/2012 (original timeline)
 Prince Bay WPA | Prince Bay, Washington
 Salem WPA | Salem, Massachusetts
Brooklyn Yates/History

Brooklyn Yates • **History** • Quotes • Gallery

The following chronicles the history of **Brooklyn Yates**, a major protagonist in *The 48th Street Fellowship*.

## Early Life

Brooklyn was born and raised in Dewberry, Arkansas, alongside her younger sister Anna. From a young age, she was interested in comic books and pop culture, resulting in her becoming an outcast. She found solace and friendship in a group of kids who lived on the same street, and she therefore became a founding member of the 48th Street Fellowship.

## Season 3

### Summer

#### September 20th

Brooklyn says goodbye to Max as he prepares to leave for college.

## Season 4

### Aftermath

By Thanksgiving 2012, Michael had proposed to Brooklyn and she accepted, settling down with him in Dewberry. Together, the two of them travelled to LA. to spend Thanksgiving with James DeLare and his family.

## Season 6

### Travelling to 1923

#### Reuniting with Michael

Brooklyn sought shelter in a room containing several gas canisters and was about to use her powers to fortify the door. Just before she was able to, a man burst into the room and held the door. Brooklyn attacked and choked him, only to release it was Michael. She immediately stopped and, in shock, the two embraced and kissed passionately.
Michael and Brooklyn's Wedding

The **wedding of Michael Tomlinson and Brooklyn Yates** took place in the summer of 2017, five years after the closure of the Crack of Doom. The wedding day was also the day that the original reality was destroyed by Jacob Hamilton, who had been possessed by the Dark Lord in 2012. As the Fellowship and reality itself disintegrated, Ellie used her powers to bring the essence of the Fellowship's powers back in time with Jacob, giving their New 1989 versions a chance to defeat Jacob and save their new reality.

## Background

### 2017

The wedding took place in the summer of 2017, several years after Michael proposed to Brooklyn.

## Trivia

* Brooklyn's wedding ring from Michael has the sentance "To the greatest person in my life, whom I love, trust and treasure the most, forevermore. From M to B", translated into Tengwar, the Elvish alphabet from J.R.R Tolkien's *The Lord of the Rings*.
New Era

> *"You didn't erase **yourselves**. Or your powers. You just stopped that from ever happening again, in this timeline. This is new. There is no future to travel to. We all live now, in this one moment. A New Era,"*
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The **New Era** is the term used by the Fellowship for the new timeline they created at the end of the Time War. In this timeline, the child who would eventually become the Dark Lord resisted the influence of the Beholder, instead using his powers to create the new timeline. With reality changed and the Apocalypse averted, the Speaker and his army disintegrated, and the Fellowship finally went their separate ways to make lives in this new reality, vowing to defend it if need be from other extradimensional threats.

In 2023, William Wolff located the Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena to find the secrets of his origins.

## History

### 1953-1986

In the subsequent years, the Fellowship went their separate ways to live new lives in the reality that they had created. Max and Ellie participated in the Summer of Love in 1967, eventually having their son, Jacob; Michael and Brooklyn became homeless drifters, travelling the United States whether by train or car, eventually settling down with their new daughter Charlotte.
Dark Matter

**"Dark Matter"** is the tenth episode of the sixth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the fifty-third episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*As Max learns a devastating truth behind his own past, James is introduced to the operations of the Bureau. Following in Michael's footsteps, Brooklyn and Layla enact their plan.*

## Synopsis

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The Weirdos on 48th Street

**"The Weirdoes on 48th Street"** is the sixth episode of the first season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the sixth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Nick demands answers from Catherine and is thrown into the thick of the investigation. The Fellowship realize the darkness they are up against. Ellie discovers the source of the evil within Michael.*

## Synopsis

###  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:

* Lucas Norman

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Two-Seven

**Two-Seven**, also known as **Subject 27**, is a main character in *Black Eye*. In his youth, he was a test subject of the St. James Institute, where he made a strong friendship with a fellow test subject, Subject 21. After Two-One's escape, Two-Seven grew up to be an agent of the Institute, having been indocrinated to their ways, and sent to find his illusive old friend. He serves as the main antagonist of *Black Eye*.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Two-One

In their final confrontation, Two-Seven tries to convert Two-One to the Institute's ways of thinking. Just as he thinks he is successful, Two-One grabs his pistol and shoots Two-Seven several times in the stomach. Two-One conjures an illusion that makes him appear as Two-Seven before leaving as agents swarm the factory.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

Subject 27 possesses various and intense biokinetic powers. He is able to manipulate biological material, both on himself and on others. He can manipulate his body down to his genes. Use of his powers causes his nose to bleed and his eyes to roll back into his head.

### Superpowers

* **Biokinesis:** 027 is able to manipulate the bodies of anyone he choses, right down to a cellular level, including himself. As a result, he is able to completely change his own appearance into any person he chooses, as long as he has seen them before.
Goblin King

## The Goblin King

* Stage 3
* Stage 2
* Stage 1

> *"For 23 years, we waited for you. We dreamed of your **flesh**, of your **fear**. [...] Now close your eyes...and **see**,"*
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The **Goblin King** was a creature that appeared in *Season 4* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It was a combination of the physical bodies of Lucas Norman, several animals and condensed shadow and served as the Dark Lord's proxy. It served as the primary antagonist of *Season 4*.

## Biography

### 1989

After his defeat at the hands of the Fellowship, Lucas was locked in an underground cell surrounded by electric heaters, preventing the Air-Walker from escaping.

### 2012

Over the course of 23 years, the part of the Dark Lord within Lucas slowly became resistant to the heat that surrounded it. It finally gathered the strength to melt down Lucas's body into a bloody mass. The fleshy mass built up into a new form that resembled a goblin.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

The Goblin King is tall and monstrous and takes on a form that resembles the Dark Lord. It has a vile appearance, being a combination of both human and goblin flesh and DNA.

### Nature

The Goblin King was the Dark Lord's proxy body.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

The Goblin King is the Dark Lord's greatest weapon, serving as its proxy. As the Dark Lord's proxy, the Goblin King has similar powers to the main body, only on a much smaller scale.

* **Hive Mind:** As a servant of the Dark Lord, the Goblin King is a part of the hive mind.
* **Telekinesis:** The Goblin King has demonstrated limited telekinesis.
* **Telepathy**
* **Portal Manipulation:** The Goblin King is able to rip open tears in the Veil, including the deactivated one beneath the ruins of Neverland Mall.
* **Biokinesis:** The Goblin King is able to manipulate both its own body and those of others. The first instance of this was when Lucas was melted down to give birth to the creature, which proceeded to absorb the charred remains of the goblin army beneath Neverland Mall. Its form is near liquid, allowing parts of it to flow through air vents or under doors despite its massive size.
Montauk (series)

> *"Answers must be **earned**,"*
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***Montauk***, also known as ***Montauk: A Fellowship Series***,is a full-length spin-off of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. Set mainly in the titular Montauk, it follows a group of film and paranormal enthusiasts as they uncover the dark secrets of the Montauk Project. The series employs time travel, which had previously been explored in the main series, and introduces more dimensions, as well as interdimensional travel. *Season 1* was released in February 2020. *Season 2* will be released in late 2020 and will also be the final season.

The series itself has little to no connection to *The 48th Street Fellowship*, with *The Worlds Between* to connect the two series in the future. It takes place in the year 1975 of the same New 1989 timeline as *Season 5* onwards of the main series, before the creation of the New Era.

## Cast

### Starring:

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

## Seasons

### Season 1

#### Plot

*They found something...*

*Rumours have persisted for years about the experiments conducted in the remote town of Montauk. In the summer of 1975, a determined crew set out to discover the truth...and will find that the stories and legends are all too true.*

*Answers must be earned.*

## Trivia

* *Montauk* grew out of the original plans for *The 48th Street Fellowship*, which was going to be set in Montauk before the setting was changed to the Ozarks.
* The series will be set in two different time periods: 1975 and 2002.
* The series will have little to no connection to *The 48th Street Fellowship*, with only a few hints that it is set in the same universe at all.
	+ The link between them will reportedly be explained in the untitled spin-off.
The All American

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

## Plot

*As the Fellowship prepare to go back to school, dark forces return to town. A newcomer makes trouble, and Cooper investigates a bizzare growth.*

## 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

## Trivia

* First appearance of Argyle
* The title of this episode refers to the sandwich special that James orders in Tom's Diner.

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The 48th Stories: The Jacket of Dreams

***The 48th Stories: The Jacket of Dreams*** is a mini-series that serves as part of *The 48th Stories*. Set in Dewberry in 1968, it covers the disappearance of Jane Watson and her father's efforts to find her, as well as the early career of David Cooper and the connection between Jane's disappearance and the St. James Institute. It also features Elizabeth, a mysterious young woman who helps Hank with his search. It was released in October 2019.

## Plot

*In 1968, the disappearance of a little girl throws a quiet little Arkansas town into chaos.*

## Credits

### Starring:

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

## Trivia

* The mini-series' title refers to the jacket worn by Jane when she disappears.

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Torn Apart

**"Torn Apart"** is the second episode of the sixth season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the fourty-fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The fate of a long-lost victim is revealed. As Cooper and Joyceln search for a way out, they come across a familiar face.*

## Synopsis

In 1988, Reginald McCarthy barricades himself inside the foyer of the St. James Institute and allows the gobdogs to attack him, allowing the others to escape from the lab unharmed. Reginald is mauled by the gobdogs, but he somehow manages to fight them off, killing one. The monsters descend on him again, but this time the gobdogs are shot to pieces by agents dressed in black.

## Trivia

* This episode centers on Reginald McCarthy, showing how he survived his mauling at the hands of the gobdogs.

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*The fate of a long-lost victim is revealed. As Cooper and Joyceln search for a way out, they come across a familiar face.*
Supernova

A **supernova** is a term used by the Fellowship for the unleashing of Max Hamilton's full power, which manifests as a powerful, fiery explosion that melts and destroys everything around it, including Max himself.

Max eventually discovered that his supernova would be the source of the Apocalypse, the feiry end of the world.
Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena

> *"We contain the items we cannot yet control or understand,"*
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The **Federal Investigative Bureau of Paranormal Phenomena (FIBPP)** is a clandestine United States-based government organization tasked with the containment, study, and control of supernatural phenomena, including Widespread Paranormal Alterings (WPAs), time travel and extradimensional beings. It has been conducting these clandestine operations for decades, operating behind the scenes across the series universe. They can be identified by their three-ringed symbol. They have been hinted at several times in *The 48th Street Fellowship* and *Montauk*, most notably in the former when they captured Max, James, Brooklyn, Michael, MJ, Ellie and Layla following the closure of the MacNamera Portal. They will be fully revealed in *The Worlds Between*.

## History

### 1975

The FIBPP are confirmed to be behind the Montauk Project in 1975, having taken over from the military once their experiments proved successful and they made contact with the Hive, an entity from the Abyss.

### 1953

After the creation of the New Era - a reality in which the Apocalypse will never occur - James DeLare, armed with the Bureau's knowledge, followed Lydia's advice and eventually founded the predecessor of the Bureau.

## Members

* James DeLare - agent in 1990, director in 2023

## Trivia

* The three rings in the organisation's logo each represent a different dimension in time and space.
	+ The top ring represents Earth, or at least Earth's dimension.
	+ The left is the "Pit", the home of the entity known as the Beholder.
	+ The right ring represents an unknown dimension.
	+ The three crossover spaces represent a wormhole.
	+ The central space represents the Time Crossroad/Astral Plane, where all dimensions and timelines cross over.
* With the announcement that they will appear in the upcoming spin-off, EDStudios confirmed that the FIBPP were the soldiers that took Max, James, Brooklyn, Michael, MJ, Ellie and Layla captive at the end of "*The Final Countdown*".
Season 7

**Season 7** of *The 48th Street Fellowship* was confirmed in July 2020, three months after the release of *Season 6*, which was originally the final season. The seventh season serves as a "soft reboot", taking place in a third branching timeline following *Season 3* and therefore outside of the New 1989 timeline and the New Era.

This season will completely ignore the events of the "Adulthood Trilogy" (*Season 4*, *5* and *6*) classifying the events of those seasons as occurring in a non-canon alternate timeline.

## Plot

*In a reality not distorted by time loops or crossing timelines, the Dark Lord has been defeated, permanently locked behind its interdimensional doors.*

*One year after the Battle of Neverland, the Fellowship of Dewberry reunites, not for an emergency, but for a celebration. But even in this perfect world, nothing is so simple. One by one, the Fellowship, aged beyond their years by the horrors they have seen and fought, realize that something is not quite right with their hometown of Dewberry, Arkansas. Something that, if it grows out of control, could become far more dangerous than anything that they have ever come across.*

*Old enemies. New friends. Identical faces. And a strange figure seen flying in the skies at the speed of sound.*

*Welcome back to Dewberry.*

*Welcome home.*

## Credits

* Starring
* Also Starring

## Trivia

* The story of *Season 7* is the story that was originally conceived for *Season 4* onwards, but this was abandoned and the "Adulthood Trilogy" was made instead. The idea was brought back for the series' 2021 relaunch.
* This season takes place in a timeline known as the "Third Branch" and subsequently completely retcons seasons four through to six. There are several differences to the original two timelines.
	+ In the Third Branch, the time loop in the original and the New 1989 timelines does not exist, meaning neither the Speaker, Finis Temporis or the FIBPP exist in this timeline.
	+ The Dark Lord exists in this timeline and remains the consciousness of Subject 001. However, it and the Dark Dimension are canonically defeated in this season as it follows on directly from *Season 3*.
	+ The events of *The 48th Stories*, most importantly *The Jacket of Dreams*, occur in this timeline.
	+ The Were-Goblin exists in this timeline and will appear in this season.
	+ New explanations for various aspects in the series that were explained in the "Adulthood Trilogy" will be provided in this season.
* This season features the Dark Fellowship, a group of doppelgangers of the Fellowship of Dewberry that possess identical powers.

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If Walls Could Talk

**"If Walls Could Talk"** is the third episode of the first season of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. It is the third episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The town is devastated by a horrifying loss.* *A presence haunts the Tomlinson home. Catherine makes an unlikely alliance.*

## Trivia

* This episode features the first physical appearance of the Shadow Goblin.

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Bus Wormhole

The **Bus Wormhole** was a time rupture that formed inside the bus transporting the Montauk Crew to a secret prison facility. Who or what formed it is unknown. Its eruption caused the bus to crash and Alice was accidentally thrown through the wormhole. Landing through the other side, Alice witnessed a future Earth ravaged by the Apocalypse before quickly running back through to 1975.

## History

### 1975

After the Montauk Crew were caught trying to sneak back into Camp Hero, they were put onto a prison bus to be transported to another site.
The 48th Stories: The Curious Cases of Prescott Jones

***The 48th Stories: The Curious Cases of Prescott Jones*** is an upcoming mini-series that serves as part of *The 48th Stories*. It will be set in 1993 and follow eponymous private investigator Prescott Jones, a man with clairvoyant abilities, as he investigates the supposedly unrelated disappearances of several children. It will be released in 2020.