Tom Crowley

Were we about to see Rudyard rise to his greatest heights? And would Antigone sink to her lowest depths, inflicting a hoax upon the people of Piffling Vale? There was only one way to find out, which was to go to bed and wait for a bit.

[outro jingle] Rudyard Ruins Everything: Day Three was written by David K. Barnes and performed by Felix Trench as Rudyard, Beth Eyre as Antigone, Tom Crowley as Eric, Kira Baxendale as Georgie, Andy Secombe as Reverend Wavering, and Belinda Lang as Madeline, with mouse squeaking from Holly Campbell.

The production manager was Elizabeth Campbell, and the music was composed by James Whittle.

The program was recorded at Sonica Studios and was directed and produced by Andy Goddard and John Wakefield.

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Rudyard Ruins Everything: Day Two was written by David K. Barnes and performed by Felix Trench as Rudyard, Beth Eyre as Antigone, Tom Crowley as Eric, Kira Baxendale as Georgie, Andy Secombe as Reverend Wavering, and Belinda Lang as Madeline, with additional voices by Holly Campbell and Pip Gladwin.

The production manager was Elizabeth Campbell, and the music was composed by James Whittle.

The program was recorded at Sonica Studios and was directed and produced by Andy Goddard and John Wakefield.

Things were about to get very strange indeed.

[music] Rudyard Ruins Everything: Day One was written by David K. Barnes and performed by Felix Trench as Rudyard, Beth Eyre as Antigone, Tom Crowley as Eric, Kira Baxendale as Georgie, Andy Secombe as Reverend Wavering, and Belinda Lang as Madeline, with additional voices by Holly Campbell and Pip Gladwin.

The production manager was Elizabeth Campbell, and the music was composed by James Whittle.

The program was recorded at Sonica Studios and was directed and produced by Andy Goddard and John Wakefield.

Our clinical consultant for this episode was Dr Dominique Violod.

Our actors were Michelle Kelly as Meena Munjal Harker, Tom Crowley as Jonathan Harker Munjal, Dr. Lou Sutcliffe as Dr. Jack Seward, Dr. Floyd Kennedy as Dr. Abriana Van Helsing, Alan Mandel as Arthur Homewood, and Vin Vox as Quincy Morris.

A special thank you to Adrian Ford, Dominique Mylod, Doom Bunnies, Ellie Isler, India Downton, Jenny Seramo, Joey Echeverria, Kim Kensington, Margaret Henkel, and Yuri Peters for their incredibly generous contributions to our crowdfunding campaign.

If you want Jonathan and Mina to get home safely so they can have kids and possibly get a cat, please consider rating and reviewing us wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello, Tom Crowley from Crowley Time with me, Tom Crowley.

Hey, Tom, it's me, Mike Shinbone.

Oh, from Shinbone Entrepreneurials.

That's the one.

Tez has been kind enough to join me here in the studio.

Tez, the first series is all over and done with, and you are now officially a CEO podcaster.

How do you feel? I feel pretty good, Tommy boy, except that this is the first time I've sat on a chair that is not calfskin leather for quite some time.

And I feel like I'm getting some abrasion in my nether quarters.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

To rewind slightly, a friend of the show, Tom Crowley.

Big up Tom Crowley and Crowley Time.

And Crowley Time with me, Tom Crowley.

He directed your first two shows.

Yeah.

Who are you? Well, I'm John Ray and I always will be.

Who are you? I'm Tom Crowley and I might not be much longer.

He's getting married.

No, I'm not.

I am Tom Crowley and I probably will be always as well.

He's getting married to someone

called Tom.

exactly he's probably scared spooked by all the drummers that yeah

This episode featured sound design by Maddy Searle with music composed by Joe Ashkari.

Our actors were Michelle Kelly as Meena Munjal Harker, Tom Crowley as Jonathan Harker Munjal, Dr. Lou Sutcliffe as Dr. Jack Seward, Dr. Floyd Kennedy as Dr. Abriana Van Helsing, and Alan Mandel as Arthur Homewood.

A special thank you to Adrian Ford, Dominique Mylod, Doom Bunnies, Ellie Isler, India Downton, Jenny Seramo, Joey Echeverria, Kim Kensington, Margaret Henkel, and Yuri Peters for their incredibly generous contributions to our crowdfunding campaign.

If you want Dracula to stop cheating by manipulating the weather, please consider rating and reviewing us wherever you get your podcasts.

You know, you can't just...

Tom Crowley said on, um, ABC a while ago, had a good, good line, described it as like trying to play Whac-A-Mole.

Mm.

Every time you sort of shut down something, a, a, a new insidiousness emerges in the online world.