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Brinley
There are kids in this world who are different. Special. They fell through a portal and got lost in the 80s. And now their time is running out.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Why did nobody ever clean up in here?
Remy Saibot
Is it under here?
Jude Paxton Whittier
No. On top of here? No. We had a proper filing system. This will never happen, sir. Ivan, Mr. Adam is here to see you. Adam is here already? We'll send him in.
Adam 3
Hey.
Jude Paxton Whittier
O. Adam. Did you follow my commands? Where are the others?
Adam 3
The other what?
Jude Paxton Whittier
You had one job to do. Bring Pen, Remy and Casey to me. Did the takeover of your programming not work?
Adam 3
Takeover? Hey, is that a spinny chair?
Remy Saibot
What?
Brinley
Whee.
Adam 3
This is the best day ever.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Adam, have you lost your mind? Wait, you're not Adam. Not that Adam, anyway.
Adam 3
I'm Adam 3. Yee. Yee. Prototype 3.
Cybee (Robot)
Is something wrong with him, sir?
Jude Paxton Whittier
Very much so. When Adam designed these prototypes, their cognitive function was unfinished.
Adam 3
Unfinished enough to not get sucked through a big hole like Adam. Or zapped like Adam too.
Brinley (alternate or future self)
Woohoo.
Cybee (Robot)
Stop that.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Hey.
Adam 3
Sorry, Judy Jude.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Now you may not be as smart as the original Adam, but you at least seem compliant. And you were built to have the same tracking skills.
Adam 3
I'm a master tracker.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Well, then this might actually work. To my favor. Adam 3, I have a mission for you.
Adam 3
Oh, yes, Ms. Fun. Let's do it.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Well, you don't know what it is yet.
Adam 3
Oh, right. What is it?
Jude Paxton Whittier
You will follow Holiday and Birdie Anders without letting them know you are following them.
Adam 3
Fun.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Yes.
Adam 3
And then I smash them.
Jude Paxton Whittier
No, you just watch them. Boo.
Cybee (Robot)
Lame.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Don't you even want to know why? Sure.
Adam 3
Why?
Jude Paxton Whittier
Because this is how we find Brinley.
Adam 3
Ah, yes. Wait, who's Brinley again? You guys coming in or what?
Holiday Anders
Uh, yeah. Come on, Case pen. For the record, I'm not following him, Remy.
Brinley
I'm following you.
Remy Saibot
Ugh.
Adam 3
Whatevs, Electro girl. I do owe you. And I figure you humans might want some, I don't know, food, shelter, that kind of thing.
Remy Saibot
Food does sound good. For some reason, portal hopping makes me super hungry.
Holiday Anders
Uh, but won't it be, like, a bajillion years old?
Adam 3
Dear old dad. Dr. Whittier always kept some preserved. He built this place to withstand anything. Oh, even the robot apocalypse.
Holiday Anders
Why did you smile when you said those words?
Adam 3
A boy can dream. Can he?
Holiday Anders
Okay, I'm gonna go on the hunt for canned goods.
Remy Saibot
I'll come with you, Remy.
Holiday Anders
I'll stay with Adam. Suit yourself.
Adam 3
I think the kitchen is ahead and to the left.
Holiday Anders
Back and to the right it is. Come on. Benjamin.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Benjamin. I like that.
Adam 3
Who says you can't go home again?
Holiday Anders
You feeling okay?
Adam 3
Oh, absolutely, Ducky.
Holiday Anders
It can't be easy for you being here again. And for what it's worth, I think it's pretty brave.
Adam 3
It's just a house.
Holiday Anders
Sounds like you had a pretty rough childhood here.
Adam 3
Robots don't have childhoods. And whatever issue I had died with dear old dad back in Whittier Corp. Tower. Now I feel nothing.
Holiday Anders
It's okay to have feelings, Adam. I promise. It doesn't make you any less of a.
Brinley
Quiet.
Holiday Anders
I'm a very good listener.
Adam 3
Yeah, I'm sure you are.
Remy Saibot
But.
Adam 3
We'Re not alone.
Holiday Anders
Someone else is at Thornton Rust.
Remy Saibot
Yeah, but who?
Adam 3
Come this way.
Holiday Anders
What's that?
Cybee (Robot)
The floor.
Adam 3
It's.
Podcast Host
Ow.
Adam 3
What are you owing about?
Holiday Anders
We fell through the floor.
Adam 3
Yeah, and I broke your fall.
Holiday Anders
No offense, but you're not exactly a bed of feathers. Where are we?
Adam 3
The basement. And hey, that's who I was smelling.
Cybee (Robot)
Hello again. Remy Saibot.
Brinley
And hi.
Holiday Anders
Yeah, hi.
Brinley
There you go, Mr. Anders.
Holiday Anders
Thought some coffee might help while you're on watch.
Remy Saibot
Thanks, Casey. Katie, but it's all good. Why don't you go back in the cabin and rest with Brinley? I can Keep an eye out for Whittier Corp. On my own.
Holiday Anders
There is something we need to discuss.
Remy Saibot
You don't have to apologize for what went down in Juno. In the past or the future.
Holiday Anders
Oh, that's not it.
Remy Saibot
Or for not telling Brinley and Cyrus. You saw me and Monica in Berlin, right?
Holiday Anders
I actually just needed to show you something.
Brinley
Or someone.
Brinley (alternate or future self)
Okay, come on out. Don't tell me what to do. You're not my mom.
Remy Saibot
Uh, who is this?
Brinley (alternate or future self)
Who am I, who are you? And why are you sitting in my dad's chair? What is wrong with people?
Holiday Anders
This is Mr. Anders.
Brinley
Mr. Anders, this is Brinley.
Remy Saibot
Brinley, you mean yuppers.
Brinley (alternate or future self)
And this is my house. So get your dirty boots off the porch before.
Remy Saibot
What was that?
Brinley
That was her. Why are you guys looking at me like that? Oh, it happened again, didn't it?
Remy Saibot
This has happened before.
Brinley
It's chilly.
Holiday Anders
I'm gonna go see if there's hot chocolate.
Brinley (alternate or future self)
Wait.
Brinley
Once an abandoner, always an abandoner.
Remy Saibot
Brynlee.
Brinley
Sorry. I guess I forgot to mention that I've been kinda sorta slipping back and forth through time lately.
Remy Saibot
Slipping through time?
Brinley
There was that call on the time phone, and it blasted me with energy, and somehow I became unstuck. I go, there she comes. Here Cyrus is working on a solution, and Dr. A is with him now, so.
Remy Saibot
So you're in the best of hands.
Brinley
Agreed. As long as we don't get separated again.
Remy Saibot
Does seem to happen quite often.
Brinley
Maybe the universe thinks we're too powerful together.
Remy Saibot
I don't think it's the universe separating us, but I do think it's the universe that brings us back together.
Brinley
Really?
Remy Saibot
We all lost our memories and somehow still found each other. It's gotta mean something, right?
Brinley
Yeah. I like that. It's like we're meant to be any time or place.
Remy Saibot
Yeah.
Brinley
Hey, so how did you and Dr. A meet anyway? The first time?
Remy Saibot
You really want to hear about this?
Brinley
Unless it's gross.
Remy Saibot
No, it's not gross. We were actually around your age. I was kind of a troublemaker.
Holiday Anders
Ooh.
Brinley
What kind of trouble are we talking?
Remy Saibot
What kind you got? I had a little crash on my motorcycle.
Brinley
Motorcycle?
Remy Saibot
Monica was working as a volunteer EMT on the ambulance that showed up. They wanted me to go to the hospital to get checked out, but in those days, I didn't like being told what to do.
Brinley
Was Dr. A into that?
Remy Saibot
Not at first. She was. She was the smartest person I'd ever met. But kind of a goody goody. I knew right away.
Brinley
But how did you know, that sounds.
Remy Saibot
Like a truck headed up the drive.
Brinley
You left my dad's traps out on the road, right?
Remy Saibot
Yes, but looks like whoever that is is avoiding them. Hello there. What are you doing in my house? Your house? Then you're Joe Pasternak.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Or you, Daddy.
Cybee (Robot)
It is a pleasure to see you again, Remy.
Holiday Anders
A song. Hi, bot. I'm glad to see you, too. But who are they?
Adam 3
Why, it's little Jimmy and Dr. A. Guess you figured out how to use the hoverboards, huh?
Cybee (Robot)
This is James Anders and the future Dr. Monica Purcell. Enders. Currently known as river and Sam. And shame on you, Adam, for putting dangerous ideas into the minds of these impressionable teenagers.
Adam 3
Whatever, Cybee. Hey, who are you calling impressionable? It's an insult, right?
Brinley
It means you do what other people tell you you should do. Oh, heck, no. That is definitely not me.
Adam 3
He.
Holiday Anders
So you're telling me that these two are from 1989?
Cybee (Robot)
Thereabouts.
Holiday Anders
Huh. Cool.
Brinley
Why don't you seem surprised?
Holiday Anders
A few years ago, I would have been shook. But, sister, I could tell you some stories that would make your head stink.
Adam 3
Yeah, maybe later, Cybot. Got any idea what's in all these boxes down here?
Cybee (Robot)
My records tell me that this is where Cyrus and Brinley found Dr. Whittier's notes on how Holiday was made.
Adam 3
Wait, seriously?
Jude Paxton Whittier
Whoa.
Holiday Anders
Adam, slow down. What are you looking for?
Adam 3
I've been trying to figure out how to make my prototypes smarter.
Holiday Anders
Prototypes?
Adam 3
Yeah, they're me, but kind of dim. Long story.
Holiday Anders
We should let Casey and Pen know that.
Adam 3
Jackpot.
Brinley
What is that?
Cybee (Robot)
It looks like a recording. It can be played over there.
Adam 3
It says on the COVID Robot, 1961. Whittier must have been a teenager then. Was he already thinking about building bots?
Jude Paxton Whittier
I believe there is a way to combine my expertise in biology with the emerging field of artificial intelligence.
Adam 3
Is.
Jude Paxton Whittier
Is that. Oh, I almost forgot. This is June 26, 1961 Jude Paxton Whittier recording.
Holiday Anders
Jude.
Adam 3
Jude Paxton Whittier.
Cybee (Robot)
Huh?
Adam 3
No way. Jude is Dr. Whittier.
Podcast Host
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Cybee (Robot)
Shh.
Brinley
It's starting.
Jude Paxton Whittier
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Cybee (Robot)
Foreign.
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Jude Paxton Whittier
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Release Date: June 3, 2025
Podcast: Six Minutes by GZM Shows
Episode Theme:
In this action-packed episode of Six Minutes, Holiday Anders and her friends navigate the mysterious and danger-laden Thornton Rust while grappling with fractured memories, uncanny abilities, and surprise encounters across time. The group is scattered, but unexpected reunifications and a crucial discovery about Dr. Whittier’s origins propel the story forward.
The episode balances rapid-fire humor, suspense, and warmth, with characters teasing each other (“Sorry, Judy Jude”), expressing concern (“It's okay to have feelings, Adam”), and marveling at bizarre circumstances (“A few years ago, I would have been shook”). The language is accessible yet clever, suited for a family audience.
In this episode of Six Minutes, adventure collides with deeper questions of identity, memory, and destiny. The group’s resilience, humor, and care for each other shine as they uncover secrets—about themselves, about Dr. Whittier’s early ambitions, and about how their fates are intertwined across time.