Ep. 1 – "Whispers from the Drain": Intro episode. Theo explains his background, his fascination with lost cases, and the rumors about something living in the sewer system of his hometown, Kingspire.
Ep. 2 – "The Shiver Lake Siren": An old tape surfaces of a drowning victim singing underwater. Theo interviews the last surviving witness, who claims the lake hums at night.
Ep. 3 – "The Bone Orchard Behind Bell House": What looks like a Victorian garden turns out to be a graveyard not mapped on any city record. The bones aren’t human. Some are still twitching.
Ep. 4 – "Static in the Pines": Hikers report hearing emergency broadcasts in the woods. There’s no tower nearby. Theo finds an old radio—broadcasting himself.
Ep. 5 – "The Men Who Don’t Blink": Conspiracy time. A group of government agents who wear mismatched shoes and never blink are seen at multiple supernatural sites. Theo gets a visit.
Ep. 6 – "Sporeprints and Ciphers": The first mention of Phylomyces—a fungal entity tied to dozens of unsolved disappearances. Theo gets a box of spores and a coded journal from a dead biologist.
Ep. 7 – "The Crimson Root Beneath New Chicago": A city-wide blackout leads to the discovery of red roots under the power grid. They’re growing into buildings—and feeding off electricity.
Ep. 8 – "Children of the Fungus": Kids at a rural school draw the same creature: long limbs, no face, sprouting mushrooms from its back. Their teacher disappears.
Ep. 10 – "Voice in the Compost": A compost pile in a greenhouse starts speaking when sunlight hits it. The words are in Theo’s voice.
Season 2: "Spores of the Forgotten"
Ep. 11 – "Mouths in the Mycelium": Bioacoustics expert joins Theo to analyze strange clicking beneath tree roots. They find frequencies mimicking human speech.
Ep. 14 – "The Photic Rot": Photographers report film ruined by strange lights—until they develop images of things not in frame.
Ep. 15 – "Spores in the Vents": A hotel shut down for mold infestations has guests reporting dreams of a pale man in the walls.
Ep. 16 – "Project Hollowvein": Theo finds blueprints for a failed underground facility. In the center: a chamber labeled “PHAGE CORE: CLASSIFIED.” No entry logs. No survivors.
Ep. 20 – "The Spore Choir": People in three cities hum the same tune in their sleep. Same key. Same tempo. No known origin. It’s not a song—it’s a map.