Rupert Morlock is the founder and CEO of the right-wing Faux News Channel. He has commissioned a machine that will bring the 1970s TV sitcom character, Archie Bunker, into the real world. Morlock's plan is to give him his own nightly talk show. However, things go awry when Archie, despite his many shortcomings, proves too decent for the network's purposes. (Not yet completed.)

Rupert Morlock, the founder and president of the Faux News Network, commissions a machine that brings Archie Bunker into the real world of the early 21st century. Morlock's plan is to give Archie his own nightly talk show. Things go awry when Archie, despite his many faults, turns out to be too decent for the network's purposes. (Not yet completed.)

Lizzie Ellis is a young Internet activist who specializes in smear campaigns against people she deems insufficiently progressive. When her latest effort drives a man to suicide, she is visited by a mysterious old woman who offers to make Lizzie's worst enemy vanish into thin air. Inspired by the TZ episode, "Four O'Clock."

A stand-up comic represents himself in court after he is accused of federal word crimes under the newly-passed Cultural Sensitivity Act.

The newly deceased are being drained of their bodily fluids. Kolchak's investigation leads him to Uchi Takayama, the young CEO of a Manhattan electronics firm. He admits to seeing visions of a shadowy figure that warns him, "Don't repeat my mistakes."

A right-wing talk-radio host gets a harrowing dose of reality when he mysteriously transforms into 1) a young Black man in police custody, 2) a Muslim detainee at Guantanamo, and 3) a Mexican immigrant pursued by Klansmen. Inspired by the TZ episode, "A Quality of Mercy."

The wealthy backers of a Harlem real-estate deal are dying of electrocution. Kolchak discovers an elderly South African immigrant with a most frightening pet.

Kolchak is sent to India to do a feature story on Himansh, a research facility located high up in the Himalayas. However, there's a much bigger story when several scientists are clawed to death.

In the Queens, NY, neighborhood of Little Manila, pregnant women are being murdered and the fetuses taken from their wombs. Kolchak's investigation leads him to a Filipina fashion model who undergoes a horrifying transformation at sunset.

Kolchak is in Oklahoma, covering a massive oil well fire. Things take an eerie turn when a face appears in the smoke and the townspeople start turning up gutted.

Gary, 44, returns to his hometown for the first time in 26 years. He finds himself back in 1983, where he meets Becky, his high school sweetheart, who killed herself at 17. (Written in 2010.)

After a wave of anti-Semitic attacks in a Brooklyn neighborhood, two Rabbis create a Golem to protect their people. However, the Golem turns on its creators and engages in a free-form killing spree. Now it's up to Kolchak and his new ally at the NYPD, Detective Heather Fontayne, to destroy the creature.

Reporter Carl Kolchak, having transferred to New York from Chicago, investigates what seems to be the work of a sculptor with an odd sense of humor-several statues have suddenly appeared in Lower Manhattan. However, Kolchak learns that they were real people who've turned to stone. And the culprit is straight out of European folklore.

Reporter Carl Kolchak, having transferred to New York from Chicago, investigates a brutal series of baby-killings. His search leads him to a feminist bookstore and an ancient mirror that allows the dark angel Lilith to enter our world.