[Don't worry, we'll be back to normal campaign episodes next week - but even though it's always Halloween in Kaya's heart, we never skip Halloween!]

I Should Roll: Still Alive, Episode One

When Life Gives You Pyjaks

Three scientists - well, two scientists and a test subject - on the top-secret Council research ship Eloquent Disruptor wake up in very strange circumstances. To escape, they must do science.

cast, in order of vocal appearance:

Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

Lea Lawson - Devyn Byrne

Hans Cummings - Kherak Bren'sehal

Amanda Cotter - Theseus

I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design by Kaya Renwick and Dan Spitaliere.

All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, the Pixabay Content Licence, or the Universal Music for Creators licence. Sound effects not produced in-house are used under the same licences.

detailed scene credits

Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Echoes in Time, Kevin MacLeod

Subject Name Here: Alien Dream, Tim Kulig; Fractured Frontal Lobe, Tim Kulig

Welcome to Citadel Science: Dark Industrial Ambient Mechanical Electronica, WELC0MEИ0 (Pixabay); Dark Industrial Experimental Electronica Cyberpunk, WELC0MEИ0 (Pixabay); Electronica Piano Glitch Wonder Nostalgic, WELC0MEИ0 (Pixabay)

Testing Chamber #1: Dark Industrial Ambient Mechanical Electronica, WELC0MEИ0 (Pixabay); I Don't Know Code, Tim Kulig; Code Grinder, Tim Kulig; Quantum Portal, RaspberryMusic (Pixabay)

Testing Chamber #2: Time to Move, Tim Kulig; Heavily Glitched, Tim Kulig; Digital Ladder, Tim Kulig

Testing Chamber #3: Mercury Fever Dream, Tim Kulig; Glitch Grunge, Tim Kulig; Dark Industrial Experimental Electronica Cyberpunk, WELC0MEИ0 (Pixabay); Counting Beans, Tim Kulig; Can I Get a Glitchy Ending, Tim Kulig

End Credits: Helium is in High Demand, Tim Kulig