Rosco And James - Season One
Project Overview
Allmon Brothers Media have opened The second round of auditions for Rosco and James: The Audio Adventures.
Rosco and James will be an Audio Drama, released over podcast format. (If you are unfamiliar with the genre, check out We're Alive, Hadron Gospel Hour, and Archive 81 as examples. You can find all of these for free on iTunes, or any other podcatcher app.)
Story Synopsis:
Rosco and James decide to become superheroes for their town after Rosco develops the power to transmute matter into anything else, but this new power attracts villains such as Genotype and Sablemancer who seek to use this power for their own nefarious ends.
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villain of the second episode. An Aussie, who has moved to the states to raise his baby with his wife, Kate, but he loses his job and takes a shady craigslist deal and ends up with Super Powers. Late 20s.
I’m just pulling your leg, mate. Have a good one.
Look! I’ve got a wife at home, and a baby on the way. I can barely pay the bills, let alone give money to anyone else, alright? Can’t you just—Just go. Now.
(panicked) No! I won’t go with you! It was an accident! Leave me alone! I didn’t mean to!
Cassowary’s wife. American. She is pregnant. She met Koby abroad for school, when she was studying to be a nurse. Late 20s.
It’s always another gig with you. Why can’t you just get a job like a normal person?
(not calm at all) I’m perfectly calm! You’re the one who is abandoning our marriage, and our BABY, to go get some “fine piece of ass”
A hockey enforcer who actively seeks out the Villain to get powers to get stronger and stay relevant in hockey after a defeat by his rival, Gill "the thrill" LeBlanc. He literally turns into a moose at the end of the episode. He is Canadian, but very few aboots and ehs and bob and Doug McKenzie references. Older but not old. Getting close to hockey retirement. I would guess in his early 40s.
Everyone grows up and says they’ll be this or do that, but here I am. Grown up, and I can’t even take down one guy.
Look, guy. I know you have the hookup. Give me a name. Let me know where to go, so I can get jacked.
Mortar and pestle are like Bonnie and Clyde, and they realized they kept getting stopped by super heroes when they do big jobs, so they are sticking to small time robberies in small towns and making bank over time.They get thwarted in the first couple of scenes, then they get super powers, and put up a much better fight.
Pestle starts with a flamethrower and ends with friction based fire powers. (Think like matches for fingers) Her personality is more calculating than Mortars is. So she makes the plan and Mortar blows stuff up.
I’m guessing there’s no chance we can take care of this quietly, is there?
You’re not looking at the big picture here. The biggest threat to America is complacency. People become so comfortable that they lose their ability to adapt. A big change comes along, and,, POOF! Goners. But people like us? We provide a constant source of chaos. We keep complacency from happening. It might seem bad in the short run, but people like us are vital to the survival of the human race. Got it? So jewels. Bag. Now.
The villain of episode 5. He is an electric powered villain. He is a junkie, and he gets his fix off of absorbing electricity and using his powers. 20s.
It’s hard to just sit around while I’m waiting on you guys, knowing perfectly well there’s something I should be shocking the fuck out of.
You guys think you’re so cool, huh? With your fancy powers, and your rules and your hoity-toity “I’m a hero and you’re not” attitude. (someone starts to say something) I’m sorry, did I ask you to speak? Do you want to get fried like your friend? Shut the fuck up, okay! I’m the one with the power here. I’m in control. Shut up, or die. It’s that simple.
A hyper religious serial killer who thinks that Our main villain is the voice of God. He doesn't have any powers, but he is very charismatic and convincing of his crazy.
"Do you know why you're here? Ezekiel 25:17 states: The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness, for he is truly his brother’s keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy My brothers. And you will know I am the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon you. You see? You are poison. You have forsaken our lord, and he has sent me, his vengeance."
Sablemancer is black, and very strict. She studies hard for her magic, and the robust studying regimen with which she studies comes through in her eloquent, exact, and intense method of speech.
“I have done the research. I know that the artifact is in this place. Question me again, and you will know the true meaning of pain.”
(chanting, like a magic spell) "Verifius Spiritus sal piperis excutite!"
Unfortunately not. But somewhere in this town lie the answers we seek. Come. Let us find a base of operations. We will pick up the trail tomorrow.
The sheriff who Rosco and James work with. He becomes kind of like the Joe West/ Darryl Morris sort of guy. I would like a black man for this, but I'm not completely married to that.
You’re telling me the only thing you’ve done is stop a washed up villain—one that no one has even seen since 1987—and you did this by beating up his victim, and then letting the villain get away.
You may have powers, but so does our prime murder suspect. Having powers doesn’t make you a hero.
A freshman girl in who has the power to lucid dream in real life. When she goes to sleep, she wakes up as Lucidity, her extrahuman alter ego, who knows it's all a dream, so she can just change what is happening. A really powerful power when used carelessly, like she uses her powers until our heroes stop her.
This is cool and all, but I’m bored. What if this was all happening as a Rap-battle, instead.
I know I’m asleep, and that this is all a dream. That’s why I can do things like replace the people in the room with animatronic bears instead. Like this! See? It’s my dream. I can do whatever I want. There are no limits, and no consequences in dreamland.
The young upstart who dominates Moose in the big game, and makes Moose search after the villain to get powers. A local player from Texas, so no aboots there. He is cajun though. Thus the French name. in his 20s still.
Look, man. You can brag about the good old days all you want, buy my stats speak for themselves. I scored on the first shot I took the first time I took the ice in the NHL. I came on the scene better than you. You’re over, buddy.
Mortar and pestle are like Bonnie and Clyde, and they realized they kept getting stopped by super heroes when they do big jobs, so they are sticking to small time robberies in small towns and making bank over time.They get thwarted in the first couple of scenes, then they get super powers, and put up a much better fight.
Mortar starts as a grenade launcher wielding human, and turns into a fireball throwing Extra. He is very bombastic. Like Mick Rory from Flash/Legends of Tomorrow, or jack Nicholson's joker.
This town is gorgeous. It’s gonna be a shame having to kill someone here. Now. Money in the bag, or both of our days get ruined.
(Bombastic crazy laugh) Haha! Bombs away! Enjoy exploding! Let’s do it again sometime!
Cassowary’s victim. He was loved by everyone, he played the trumpet and had a little brother he loved. His part is important, but about 10 lines long. His death is captured on video, and everyone listens to the video a lot over the course of the episode. High schooler. Great Cameo role, if you don't want to get committed Forever.
I am just like… Five bucks short to getting this awesome birthday cake for my little brother. I could just get him the basic one, but he would FREAK if I showed up with the one with the Ninja Turtles on it.
Yo man, you okay? You don’t look too good.
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