fandom_radio | Fandom Radio, Monday, January 28th

Hey, Korra here, and oh, man, was it a relief to wake up this morning, I was worried I was going to have to learn how to shave.

School

Billy was in the library corralling copies of National Geographic.

Dorms

Atton woke up with no idea what was going on, lucky him then, but Jessica was more than happy to fill him in, though he probably got the idea, since she was a guy at the time. Jim, however, thought it was hilarious when he heard yesterday's radio.

Later Jessica, who was still a guy, watched a movie in the Fifth Floor Common Room about a guy dressing like an old lady, because apparently this weekend wasn't confusing enough already. Gert, who this weekend's weirdness skipped by, complained about the choice of movie, while Mercy complained about being a guy. I'm going to go with Mercy having the better complaint.

Town

Sparkle sulked at Demon Marcus, Coulson had private time wiht the weapons at Wellspring Arms, and Toby had to deal with the driods at Goodvalor's.

Jono held audtions at the Boards. He was impressed by Karina's audition despite her being a guy, and April's despite her not being a guy but pretending to be one anyway. Okay, then. Juliet was nervous until she realised Jono didn't really care about her being a dude, Natalie was surprised audtions were quiet, can't imaginae why that might have been, and Billy wanted to know if Jono needed backstage help, which it turned out that he did.

Natalie was out on the Boardwalk, when Sam skateboarded by. He didn't recognise her, so they talked about how she didn't skateboard much. But it seems like Carl missed her while roaming the streets in search of girl who were currently boys to interview.

Kaidan returned after a mission and was looking forward to relaxing when Allie showed up and was all 'surprise, I'm a guy!'

Topher and Billy's date consisted of dinner, a movie, and a promise to wear tights more often. Which I guess is a normal enough date.

Finally over at Caritas, Jake only had zombie problems as opposed to surprise guy problems.