Bones will rattle, stairs will creak.

Your outcomes looking pretty bleak.

Thunder booms and lightning crashes, leaving boots filled with ashes.

As we lay you down to rest, we read the pages of the Dead Man's Digest.

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this is very...

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to a special edition of the Dead Man's Digest.

Now as Darren Nina and Travis are deep in recovery from Hurricane Irma

and they're prepping for the opening night of Halloween Horror Nights 27,

Lee and I have stepped into the fray. Hello, everyone. Yay, hello. Yeah, we are excited to bring you an interview with show director for creative development, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort, Mr Charles Gray. Yes, our first interview with Charles. We've had Mike on before have. We've had lots of other people who've had the fingers in Halloween Horanates.

This is the first time we've had Mr. Greon. Mr. Greon. Yes, very excited. It is. It is. Right. Hi, Charles. Thanks for taking the time to come on to the podcast to talk to us about Halloween Horror Nights 27. Hey, hey, my pleasure. I'm excited. That's like talking about my kids.

Yes. Awesome. Yeah, I know. I'm excited. That's like talking about my kids.

Awesome. Yeah, when we've had Mike on before, he always explains it like that as well.

Oh, yeah, yeah. To get us started, Charles, for our listeners who don't know who you are, can you give

us a brief overview of what your role is at Halloween Horror Nights? Absolutely. We have four

show directors, each one taking a different aspect.

We have one show director for each show, one for the Bill and Ted show, one for Academy

of Villains, and then one overseeing Streets.

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