Delta Green: Ep5 “Hope and Prey”

⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains strong language and dark themes, including references to violence involving children, graphic crime scenes, and ritualistic murder. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

The investigation in Yuma continues, and the deeper the team dig, the worse things become.

As concern grows over the disappearance of Lucy’s daughter, Hope, the agents begin tracing old connections back to the long-abandoned naval medical annex. Interviews with retired workers uncover fragments of unsettling information… though unfortunately, an alarming amount of it relates to ageing digestive systems and bowel movements.

Still, among the confusion and oversharing, the team begin piecing together a clearer picture of what may have happened.

And where Hope may have been taken.

Trading their battered sedan for a military Humvee proves to be one of the few competent decisions made so far, as the agents head out across the desert following a chilling phone call that points them toward the dead town of Mustang.

A place long abandoned.

Or so it should be.

Because when the team arrive, something feels wrong immediately. The streets are almost quiet. Many buildings stand empty. And beneath the silence, something unseen waits in the dark corners of the town.

Particularly at the old cinema.

Justin attempts to charm a nurse, Ross finally loses patience with the Handler, and Jo may have lost Hope entirely.

The truth is getting closer.

And it’s getting darker.

Delta Green: Ep4 “Urine Trouble Now”

The investigation into the Abril family massacre deepens.

Under their FBI cover identities, the team continue pulling at the tangled threads surrounding the brutal killings in Yuma. Witnesses are questioned, timelines examined, and stories compared—but every answer seems only to raise further questions.

A priest offers uneasy insight. Construction workers speak of strange events. A postman recalls things that no longer seem insignificant. And an interview with a local masseuse briefly threatens to derail the professionalism of the entire operation.

As the case widens, attention turns toward an abandoned military annex on the edge of town. Inside, the team uncover traces of something unsettling—evidence of experiments, hidden research, and secrets that were never meant to leave the building.

A trip to the library begins connecting the pieces.

Slowly, an impossible picture starts to emerge.

Ross refuses to be touched by God, Jo makes an important phone call, and Justin finds himself collecting urine in the name of federal investigation.

Because in Delta Green, every lead matters.

Even the strange ones.

Deadlands: The Devil’s Due, Ep9 “Out of Service”

The trail offers no relief for the posse—especially not for Harry.

Still grappling with the consequences of some deeply questionable frontier medicine, he turns to Red for help removing the problem… a decision that proves just as painful as it sounds.

Elsewhere, fortune briefly smiles on the group as Ruby uncovers something far more useful: dynamite.

And in the right hands—or in Philippe’s hands—that quickly becomes a solution to many problems.

At least, for a moment.

Because the nightmares that have plagued the posse finally reveal their source.

To’Sarre.

The warrior who has stalked them since Sutter’s Flats steps out of the shadows—and he hasn’t come alone.

The night erupts into chaos.

Bats swarm. Crows descend. Figures emerge from the darkness in numbers the posse can’t hope to match. What follows is a brutal, desperate fight for survival against an enemy that knows them… and has been waiting.

Plans unravel. Lines are drawn. And when the dust settles, not everyone may still be standing.

As for Harry…

He may not be overly concerned who isn’t.