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* KillEmAll: We're warned from the beginning that the Utopia sinks, but it still hurts.
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* TheCameo: Zoog Von Rock of Music/{{Angelspit}} appears as himself between his own band's music in Episode 9.
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* TheCameo: Zoog Von Rock of Music/{{Angelspit}} appears as himself between his own band's music in Episode 9.9.
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!!Season three, The Neon Lodge, contains examples of the following:
* TheCameo: Zoog Von Rock of Music/{{Angelspit}} appears as himself between his own band's music in Episode 9.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Because of Max's narration, we know that everyone on the ship perishes--we just don't know the details.
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* TakeThatAudience: [[spoiler: The end of S.S. Utopia reveals that Malseph's next targets are the listeners of the show itself. Malseph goes so far as to name specific names from the fan Discord.]]
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* DemonicPossession: This happens quite a few times.
* KillTheOnesYouLove: [[spoiler: Aodhan, Saorise, Fiona, and Darla]] are forced to do this, but DemonicPossession is involved so they're not entirely accountable.
* ActionGirl: Adelaide never strays away from a fight.
* TheBartender: [[spoiler: This particular version of]] Barry mans the best and only bar in Blackchapel and co-owns the inn with his sister Darla.
* DarkSecret: Pretty much everyone has one this season.
* DefectorfromDecadence: Judas ditches the Apostles not because they’re forgetting their morals, but mostly because killing people is bad.
* GayCowboy: Well, technically there are no cowboys. But Silver’s gay in the wild west, so it’s pretty close.
* GirlsWithGuns: It’s obvious with Adelaide, but her wives are also notably great shots.
* TheHermit: Bear qualifies. This is his mountain, and you aren’t welcome.
* HolyHitman: The Apostles fit this to a tee. They even drop an AsTheGoodBookSays to reveal their identities at dramatic moments.
* LadyLand: The City of Mothers has a no-men rule. Male children are an exception.
* MountainMan: Bear fits this with a Western twist.
* NamingConventions: As far as we know, the Apostles really are named after the original twelve.
* OnlyKnownbyTheirNickname: Silver Shot is nobody’s given name.
* Outlaw: What did Everett do to earn a [[spoiler: $2,000]] bounty? We may never know!
* ParentalAbandonment: Wyatt’s parents hit the road in his early teens, presumably after [[spoiler: finding out he’s trans]].
* PonyExpressRider: The courier is nearly always there to take Eli’s letters, even though [[spoiler: he hasn’t been able to deliver them.]]
* DarkSecret: Pretty much everyone has one this season.
* DefectorfromDecadence: Judas ditches the Apostles not because they’re forgetting their morals, but mostly because killing people is bad.
* GayCowboy: Well, technically there are no cowboys. But Silver’s gay in the wild west, so it’s pretty close.
* GirlsWithGuns: It’s obvious with Adelaide, but her wives are also notably great shots.
* TheHermit: Bear qualifies. This is his mountain, and you aren’t welcome.
* HolyHitman: The Apostles fit this to a tee. They even drop an AsTheGoodBookSays to reveal their identities at dramatic moments.
* LadyLand: The City of Mothers has a no-men rule. Male children are an exception.
* MountainMan: Bear fits this with a Western twist.
* NamingConventions: As far as we know, the Apostles really are named after the original twelve.
* OnlyKnownbyTheirNickname: Silver Shot is nobody’s given name.
* Outlaw: What did Everett do to earn a [[spoiler: $2,000]] bounty? We may never know!
* ParentalAbandonment: Wyatt’s parents hit the road in his early teens, presumably after [[spoiler: finding out he’s trans]].
* PonyExpressRider: The courier is nearly always there to take Eli’s letters, even though [[spoiler: he hasn’t been able to deliver them.]]
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* TheSheriff: Eli and Adelaide both play the role of lawful leaders.
* SoleSurvivor: Played with. Wyatt is the last citizen of Rosewood, either because they were killed by the Savior or they moved away.
* TheSquadette: Adelaide is the only woman on the team.
* TheTeam: This season centers around the Blackchapel Seven, the RagtagBunchofMisfits whosticks stick together in spite of their many grievances. They also classify as TheMagnificentSevenSamurai, which is convenient because of their western movie inspirations.
* UnproblematicProstitution: All of the ladies seen so far are involved by choice, and Darla is more than a fair manager.
* SoleSurvivor: Played with. Wyatt is the last citizen of Rosewood, either because they were killed by the Savior or they moved away.
* TheSquadette: Adelaide is the only woman on the team.
* TheTeam: This season centers around the Blackchapel Seven, the RagtagBunchofMisfits who
* UnproblematicProstitution: All of the ladies seen so far are involved by choice, and Darla is more than a fair manager.
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* KillTheCutie: Poor [[spoiler: Reginald]] doesn't make it out, long before the ship sinks.
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* KillEmAll: We're warned from the beginning that the Utopia sinks, but it still hurts.
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* SanctuaryofSolitude: [[spoilers: Bear]] has a moment of this in Episode 6.
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* SanctuaryofSolitude: [[spoilers: Bear]] has a moment of this in Episode 6.
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''The Blood Crow Stories'' is a podcast series aimed at telling a new horror tale each season. The first season, ''The S.S. Utopia'' follows a college student who investigates the therapy tapes of a lost cruise ship's passengers. The second season, ''Blackchapel'', follows a group of misfits as they track down a serial killer in the wild west. The show was created by Ellie Collins and is produced by Ellie Collins and Scott Moore.
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''The Blood Crow Stories'' is a podcast series aimed at telling a new horror tale each season. The first season, ''The S.S. Utopia'' follows a college student who investigates the therapy tapes of a lost cruise ship's passengers. The second season, ''Blackchapel'', follows a group of misfits as they track down a serial killer in the wild west. The show was created by Ellie Collins and is produced by Ellie Collins and Scott Moore.Moore.
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[[folder: The S.S. Utopia]]
!!Season one, The S.S. Utopia, contains examples of the following:
*BigBad: It’s pretty clear that Malseph is behind all of the ship’s misfortune—well, most of it.
*DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu?: [[spoiler: Nora]] and [[spoiler: Penny]] have about zero respect for Malseph.
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!!Season two, Blackchapel, contains examples of the following:
*BigBad: The Savior embodies this is the second season.
*QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Apostles act as this to the Savior. But don’t be fooled by their miniboss status; they are dangerous enough on their own.
*TheTeam: This season centers around the Blackchapel Seven, the RagtagBunchofMisfits who sticks together in spite of their many grievances. They also classify as TheMagnificentSevenSamurai, which is convenient because of their western movie inspirations.
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[[folder: The S.S. Utopia]]
!!Season one, The S.S. Utopia, contains examples of the following:
*BigBad: It’s pretty clear that Malseph is behind all of the ship’s misfortune—well, most of it.
*DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu?: [[spoiler: Nora]] and [[spoiler: Penny]] have about zero respect for Malseph.
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!!Season two, Blackchapel, contains examples of the following:
*BigBad: The Savior embodies this is the second season.
*QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Apostles act as this to the Savior. But don’t be fooled by their miniboss status; they are dangerous enough on their own.
*TheTeam: This season centers around the Blackchapel Seven, the RagtagBunchofMisfits who sticks together in spite of their many grievances. They also classify as TheMagnificentSevenSamurai, which is convenient because of their western movie inspirations.
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<i>The Blood Crow Stories</i> is a podcast series aimed at telling a new horror tale each season. The first season, <i>The S.S. Utopia</i>, follows a college student who investigates the therapy tapes of a lost cruise ship's passengers. The second season, <i>Blackchapel</i>, follows a group of misfits as they track down a serial killer in the wild west. The show was created by Ellie Collins and is produced by Ellie Collins and Scott Moore.
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<i>The Blood Crow Stories</i> is a podcast series aimed at telling a new horror tale each season. The first season, <i>The S.S. Utopia</i>, follows a college student who investigates the therapy tapes of a lost cruise ship's passengers. The second season, <i>Blackchapel</i>, follows a group of misfits as they track down a serial killer in the wild west. The show was created by Ellie Collins and is produced by Ellie Collins and Scott Moore.
