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American Express Business Platinum there's nothing like it. Terms apply. Learn more@americanexpress.com Business Platinum. There are kids in this world who are different, special. They fell through a and got lost in the 80s and now their time is running out. I think something is coming through the portal. Supposed to Happen. I'm getting you somewhere safe. Open. We're being sucked through. Hello? Does anyone need help out there? Yes, me, please. I can't swim. I'm coming. Here, grab onto this floating fake rock. Got it. Can you kick your way to shore from here? I think so. Thank you so much. You bet. Be right there. I got it. Hey, here's a life preserver. Catch. Hey. You and the boat. Got any more of those handy? That was my last last one. But here, take my hand. You can get in the boat with me. Oh, no, thanks. The whole reason I took it was so I could rescue kids like you from the water. Cool. But I don't need rescuing. I'm an excellent swimmer. Now whatever. Mind if I stick around to watch you rescue yourself from that alligator? Out of this way. What alligator? Oh, man. Help me out. Welcome aboard. Got room for one more? Who said that? Hey, right there. Floating on that door. Is that a robot? Thanks for noticing. Name's Saibot. And unfortunately, my hovering capability has been compromised. Okay, I got you, Saibot. Much obliged. That was beginning to feel like a Jack and Rose situation. Whoa. What is going on? They're. They're flying. This is like old times or what? Yeah. And I'm still faster than. You saw that, right? Huh? What were they flying on? Hoverboards. Their names are Holiday and Badger. And they're my friends. Right there. I'll swim to you. So's she. See that girl swimming underwater like a mermaid? That's Birdie. Robots, Hoverboards. Mermaids. Maybe I ate something spicy before bed. This is all a weird dream. Quick, what's my name? How would I know? I figured if it was my dream, you might. What is your name, anyway? It's. I can't remember. Huh? Oh, no. What? I can't remember mine either. Oh, brother. That's weird, right? I'd say so. We should probably stick together. You seem like the only other normal person out here. Hey, I said person. I agree. I'm sticking with you. Did you just see what happened to those kids we rescued? What kids? I know. They're gone. Hey, Dr. Farber. It's holiday. I'm back. Been a while. I know. I was away from my family for so long. But now I'm here, and you'll never guess what my first order of business was. Pulling kids out of the water. Pretty crazy, right? Only I don't know if these kids are gonna have the same happy ending I did. Because after Badger and Birdie and I started to grab them, there were these aftershocks of energy from where the school used to be. And the kids just slipped under the water. And when they came back up, they were adults. Trust me, I know how bonkers this all sounds. But that's not even the worst of it. Dr. Farber, I'm really scared. We've been up and down the shoreline all night looking for some sign of hope, but I'm starting to worry that my family is holiday over here. We found her. Gotta run, doctor. Fiber more soon. Who do you have? Is it Mom? Brynlee? Really? Labor Day? I know it's been a while since we've seen each other, but mistaking me for Brinley, that's just messed up. Casey. Oh, my gosh. Casey, come here. You. Still trying to catch my breath from nearly drowning. Too tight? Teeny bit, yeah. Good. Then I'll go in even harder. That's how much I missed you. Okay, reunion time is over. Gotta find the rest of the fam. Oh, that's not happening. They're gone. Gone? No, The Anders can't be dead. Dead? Who said they were dead? I said they're gone, as in not here. Where are they? Not where. When? Brinley. Pasternak Brinley. It's a beautiful name, but do I look like a Brinley? Ugh. Could we have picked a worse day to land in Berlin? So many people. Excuse me, Coming through. Congratulations. Yay, Freedom. I wonder if anyone calls me Bryn or Brin. Come on, this way to the riverbank. Did you say it's spelled with a G? That is so unique. Are you sure it's not pronounced Brin Lay? It is pronounced Brin Lee. Brinley. With a g. H. On the day they're tearing down a wall in the name of peace and freedom, I'm wishing they'd toss you on the other side to get myself some peace and freedom. You didn't have to yell at me. I just don't get why you've forgotten everything that happened on Elixir King. But I haven't. Unless it's because I'm back in the time period I belong in. What the heck are you talking about? I'll tell you everything I know about your time and my time once we get out of this crowd. Move it, mister. My time? Your time? What's that even mean? Are we talking time travel here? Please, give me patience. I really don't want to hate her. Oh, my gosh. Did you see that? I see nothing but this enormous dude's enormous blonde head. Someone just fell in the river. We have to Help him. What are you doing? Put your shoes back on. Let someone else help him. No, he needs me. I'm coming. Boy who fell in the water. Hang on. I'll save you. I'm coming. I think I'm okay. But didn't you fall in the. Hi. Hi. Do I know you? I'm not sure. What happened? How did you fall in? I don't know exactly. I woke up near here, and I was trying to push through the crowd, and next thing I knew. That is so strange. I woke up near here, too. You did? Whoa. I think my foot's caught on something. It's pulling me. Here, take my hand. Grab him. Pull him onto the boat. Come on, hurry. Where did those guys on the boat come from? Ouch. Oh, my gosh. Hey. They're kidnapping you. Let me go. Let me go. What are you doing? Bring him back. Marshall's buyers are hustling hard to get amazing new gifts into stores right up to the last minute. Like a designer perfume for that friend who never RSVP'd wishlist topping toys for her kids who came too. Mm. Belgian chocolates for the neighbor. 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Podcast: Six Minutes
Host/Producer: GZM Shows
Release Date: September 24, 2024
The much-anticipated fourth season of "Six Minutes" bursts back with mystery, adventure, and vivid new challenges. The episode introduces listeners to an exhilarating reset of the show's world: Eleven-year-old Holiday is found emerging from the frigid Alaskan waters—without any recollection of her identity or past. As Holiday and a motley group of both old and new characters attempt to make sense of their surroundings, questions of memory, identity, and time swirl beneath the surface. The classic Six Minutes mix of thrilling action, supernatural abilities, and heartfelt moments sets the tone for a gripping new arc.
Holiday’s Emergence and the New Ensemble
Holiday, on confusion:
"Quick, what's my name? How would I know? I figured if it was my dream, you might. What is your name anyway? It's... I can't remember." (04:35)
On the surreal group dynamic:
"Robots, Hoverboards. Mermaids. Maybe I ate something spicy before bed. This is all a weird dream." (07:14)
Holiday, on her fear:
"There were these aftershocks of energy from where the school used to be. And the kids just slipped under the water. And when they came back up, they were adults... Dr. Farber, I'm really scared." (08:25)
Casey and Holiday’s embrace:
"Still trying to catch my breath from nearly drowning. Too tight? Teeny bit, yeah. Good. Then I'll go in even harder. That's how much I missed you." (09:55)
Brinley, on time travel confusion:
"Are we talking time travel here? Please, give me patience. I really don't want to hate her." (11:33)
The episode maintains the signature Six Minutes style—fast-paced, witty, emotional, and inclusive of sci-fi elements. Dialogue is sharp, humorous, and often self-referential, even in moments of tension. Relationships remain at the story’s core, grounding the supernatural twists in heart and relatable stakes.
“Out of the Clear Blue Sea” plunges listeners back into the thrilling unknown, reuniting old friends and introducing new mysteries. With lost memories, hints of time travel, and the drive to reclaim family and identity, the episode sets up an electrifying new adventure for Holiday and her friends—one that long-time fans and new listeners alike can dive right into.
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