In the other-half of the internet mix-up, Thomas and Murphy take a return to an old friend and play "Monster of the Week" again and much like before there aren't really any monsters in it? Whoopsie Daisy. Murphy plays a young, stalwart student of history who, along with his old professor, is presented an option to investigate Oak Island, a mysterious island off the coast of Nova Scotia with a pit of sand in the middle. Underneath that sand could be anything. The Cup of Christ? William Shakespeare's lost works? Maybe something even more sinister. But the two of them run into some formidable foes who march in the name of a master most foul. All on this, and next, week's TABLE TALES

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Our theme was written and recorded by Brad Harvey and Dan Walton. For future updates of their work follow them at @bradley_harvey and @danwaltonno

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Our artwork was done by, wait, what's this? Well our very own Eric Lee did it! What a multi-talented boy!

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

You can follow all of us on Twitter at:
@OurTableTales

@TStape03

@EricLeeeeeee

@AdamLeezy

@Jesus_H_Pharaoh