Episode
Day 2909
Day 2909 in Seahaven Springs, under cloudy skies. Iris Brody has come down with a spectacular head cold and is being kept in for observation. Iris Brody is being kept in overnight with a spectacular head cold. Wren Gorse was born to Edie Gorse and Ewan Callahan. Nothing bad ever happens here — but something is always going on. The Case of the Missing Lighthouse Postcard takes a turn. Goodnight, Truman. In case we don't see you: good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.
OPEN THIS DAY IN THE BROADCASTWhat was announced
00:35Bea Callahan has explained the tides three times, differently each time.
02:00The rain has cleared. A rainbow appeared at a frankly cinematic angle.
03:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
06:55Dot Ferris and Kip Doyle have quietly become the sort of friends who notice things.
07:00Dell Tanner has begun issuing compliments in alphabetical order.
08:00The Bakery's fresh bread smell has reached the town square. Productivity plummets.
09:00The Town Hall clock and the bakery clock disagree by two minutes. Both are certain.
10:00Rain has begun over Seahaven Springs. Umbrellas deployed with suspicious synchronization.
10:56Rex Callahan and Sal Marino have quietly become the sort of friends who notice things.
12:04Hal Brody claims to have seen the lighthouse postcard somewhere improbable.
13:00The puddle outside the Sunrise Café has returned to its usual dimensions.
13:00Iris Brody has come down with a spectacular head cold and is being kept in for observation.
15:00The rain has cleared. A rainbow appeared at a frankly cinematic angle.
16:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
19:03Abel Callahan and Milo Ferris kept their word and finished what they started.
21:10Gil Ferris and Lark Ferris have stopped leaving their friendship to chance.
21:57Edie Gorse has proposed a toast to the concept of Thursdays.
21:57Hattie Whitlow has sworn undying friendship to somebody met twenty minutes ago.
22:00Bram Tidewater has ordered one for the road and then forgotten which road.
22:12Mabel Tidewater has reached the storytelling stage at The Anchor.
22:20Toby Tanner is negotiating with a bar stool and appears to be losing.
What was said
06:34Dot Ferris, Kip Doyle · Kip's House
Kip! Just the person I wanted to see.
Kip! Just the person I wanted to see.
07:03Edie Gorse, Perry Gorse · The Gorse House
Well if it isn't Perry. How's the day treating you?
Well if it isn't Perry. How's the day treating you?
07:04Hal Brody, Iris Brody · Sheriff Brody's House
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
07:05Bram Tidewater, Rue Callahan · Gus's House
Rue. I was not doing anything.
Rue. I was not doing anything.
07:21Elaine Whitlow, Ned Ferris, Orson Ferris, Jonah Ferris, Gil Ferris · Sunrise Café
Ned, careful of the new shoots. They are feeling ambitious.★
Ned, careful of the new shoots. They are feeling ambitious.★
07:22Bea Callahan, Linus Tidewater · Norma's House
Have I ever told you — and stop me if I have — about the thing?
Have I ever told you — and stop me if I have — about the thing?
07:22Hattie Whitlow, Dell Tanner · Sal's House
Have I ever told you — and stop me if I have — about the thing?
Have I ever told you — and stop me if I have — about the thing?
07:41Cole Whitlow, Mabel Tidewater · Rex's House
Mabel, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
Mabel, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
08:45Kip Doyle, Ned Ferris · The Bakery
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
08:45Truman Beaumont, Toby Tanner · Seahaven Mutual
You have got the hang of it. I am almost redundant.
You have got the hang of it. I am almost redundant.
08:59Bram Tidewater, Hattie Whitlow · Founders Park
Hattie, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
Hattie, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
08:59Wilf Tanner, Dell Tanner, Orson Ferris · Seahaven Mutual
I keep meaning to ask somebody about that, and then I never do.
I keep meaning to ask somebody about that, and then I never do.