Sam Marvin
Age 28. Garage inventor. Dreamed a machine. Built it anyway.
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A Broke Genius Dreamed a Portal to Everywhere. Then He Built It.
Sam Marvin is a broke inventor in a town with 420 people and zero stoplights. One night he dreamed the blueprints for a machine. He woke up and built it in his garage. It opens doors to realities nothing like our own. He keeps using it anyway. He has a wife, two kids, and a Tuesday to get through.
Plainview — Population: 420 — "Nothing to see here."
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The Town
Explore Plainview
Population 420. Zero stoplights. One garage you should not walk into.
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The Cast
Meet the Residents of Plainview
A town of 420 people. Most are minding their own business. Several are minding yours. One of them is minding dimensions that are not technically ours.
Ginger Marvin
The twin who sees everything. Says little. Means all of it.
Jenny Marvin
Sam's wife. Sharp, loving, exasperated. Glasses off means trouble.
Tripp Marvin
The twin who asks too many questions. Loudly.
Ziggy Marvin Season 2
The newest Marvin. Coming soon.
Curly Fish Tank
The romantic lead. Falls in love with a new rock every week.
Earl Plainview
Hardware store owner. Stopped asking what the parts are for.
Shadow Pet
Sleek black cat. Teleports. Barely tolerates anyone.
Mayor Whitfield Plainview
Three-piece suit in a flannel town. Campaigns against nobody.
Sledge Fish Tank
The bouncer. Nobody has ever caused trouble. He takes full credit.
Judge Batiste Plainview
Presides over parking tickets with Supreme Court gravity.
Fire Chief Kowalski Plainview
Treats the volunteer dept like FDNY. Two calls a year.