Chapter One: Houston, We Have a Spider

01/17/22 • 37 min

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Lisa Cartwright starts her new job as a Junior Residential Security Analyst at Panopticog Solutions, and begins surveilling The Onar’s residents, including a mysterious newcomer named Helen Black. MARVEL’S WASTELANDERS: BLACK WIDOW starring Susan Sarandon as Black Widow, and featuring performances by Eva Amurri (Samantha Sugarman), Megan Byrne (Training Video Emcee), Nate Corddry (Jordan), Amber Gray (Judy), Melissa Gilbert (K.I.M.), Chasten Harmon (Lisa), Daniel Jenkins (Pro Spritz Lite Emcee), Michael Imperioli (Stanley), Justin Kirk (Hank), Alan Muraoka (Dr. Brian Mizuno), and Shannon Tyo (Observation Assistant). Directed by Timothy Busfield. Original sound design and music by Daniel Brunelle. Written by Alex Delyle.

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Marvel’s Wastelanders: Black Widow, starring Susan Sarandon as Helen Black, coming to the SiriusXM app and desktop player on January 10th. Written by Alex Delyle (Fear the Walking Dead), directed by Timothy Busfield (Thirtysomething, The West Wing), with sound design and original music by Daniel Brunelle (The Two Princes, Sandra). Learn more at Siriusxm.com/Marvel

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Chapter Two: You See More

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Lisa is thrown headfirst into the world of espionage when she is instructed by Hank to take Helen’s yoga class and pose as a friendly young student. Meanwhile, Jordan takes notice of an Onar resident named Stanley, who has a suspicious side hustle operating out of his apartment. MARVEL’S WASTELANDERS: BLACK WIDOW starring Susan Sarandon as Black Widow, and featuring performances by Eva Amurri (Samantha Sugarman), Michael Boxleitner (Marco Marmarato), Nate Corddry (Jordan), Amber Gray (Judy), Melissa Gilbert (K.I.M.), Chasten Harmon (Lisa), Michael Imperioli (Stanley), Justin Kirk (Hank), Kara Lindsay (Meditation Guru), and Shannon Tyo (Observation Assistant). Directed by Timothy Busfield. Original sound design and music by Daniel Brunelle. Written by Alex Delyle.