[6] The Knee, Room 42

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06/03/19 • 45 min

Easily the oddest of Oscar’s tales to date, Lloyd Farberware, a regular tenant of the Motel Americana, is forced to sell his prized possession– a set of rare dominoes– in order to recover his Uncle Louie’s knee (really, his half leg).

As Jack mentioned in the into, here’s the short film his so-called acquaintance made based on Oscar’s work:

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To hear a full account of Oscar’s tapes and how I came into possession of them, be sure to check out episode 1 and episode 2.

As Jack mentioned in the into, here’s the short film his so-called acquaintance made based on Oscar’s work:

[Read Along with the episode]

To hear a full account of Oscar’s tapes and how I came into possession of them, be sure to check out episode 1 and episode 2.

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Stage Talking – Room 86

Talk radio personality and self-help guru Remy Danger checks into the Motel Americana during a stopover on his book signing tour. When a die-hard fan tracks him down and knocks on his motel door, Danger tries to give the kid what he thinks he wants, but Danger just might get more than he bargains for. You can’t just talk your way out of the Motel Americana.

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[7] Choir of Phantoms, Room 63

Lindsey consults with Spiro, a psychic medium who promises to eradicate the spirits that have been haunting her.

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This episode contains audio surveillance audio captured by Oscar Garret at the Motel Americana in 1987. To hear a full account of Oscar’s tapes and how I came into possession of them, be sure to check out episode 1 and episode 2.