Hey, everyone, Van Winkle here, writer and creator of the Sharon Tapes to say one last time,

well, we did it.

Episode 100, the final chapter.

It's so strange to think that a story that started with a one-off script about supernatural drownings in a small desert town is now coming to an end nearly five years later,

and that it has expanded into what it is today with the help of so many incredible artists and

creators, an amazing audience, and to our wonderful backers on Patreon and Seed and Spark.

I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who's helped us keep the lights on since 2020,

everyone who's lent us their voice and their storytelling to

help bring these characters to life, and every member of this wonderful community who shared

fan art, wrote fan fiction, tweeted about and shared our episodes, and overall made the stress

of production more than worth it. You're the ones we made this show for, and we hope you

enjoy this final coda. Now, just because the show is ending doesn't meet this feed, will be going silent. We've got our usual bonus content coming biweekly for the next couple of months, including outtakes, deleted scenes, cast and crew reflections, and our usual postseason Q&A, which you can submit questions to right now through the Google form linked in the description. Submissions close on April 20th, so get your questions for our actors, composers, and writers

in ASAP.

We'll also be dropping a few episodes from other amazing shows we think you'll like, and

another set of B-Sides later this year, so be sure to keep your eye on this feed for those.

Now, that's about all I have for announcements this time, but before we get started, this

episode contains some existential dread and depictions of loss and grief.

Content warnings and a full transcript are available in the show notes.

Mommy?

My baby.

Oh, honey, it's so good to hear your voice.

Andrew, buddy, I miss you, Buck.

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