Episode
Day 4787
Day 4787 in Seahaven Springs, under rainy skies. Linus Tidewater has come down with a very sore back and is being kept in for observation. The fog has lifted. The town looks slightly surprised to still be here. Linus Tidewater is being kept in overnight with a very sore back. Nothing bad ever happens here — but something is always going on. The Sea Glass Season reaches its conclusion. Goodnight, Truman. In case we don't see you: good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.
OPEN THIS DAY IN THE BROADCASTWhat was announced
00:00The fog has lifted. The town looks slightly surprised to still be here.
07:00The rain has cleared. A rainbow appeared at a frankly cinematic angle.
07:30Cole Whitlow and Mabel Tidewater have got into the habit of each other.
07:32Fern Gorse and Opal Ferris have quietly become the sort of friends who notice things.
08:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
09:00The Bakery's fresh bread smell has reached the town square. Productivity plummets.
10:00Saturday orchard morning is under way. Opinions about ladders are plentiful.
11:43sketching the shoreline has stopped being something Rex Callahan is trying, and become something they do.
12:00The tide is out further than usual. Kip Doyle has gone to look at what it left behind.
13:00Something glinted in the hedge at eye height, tracking Truman Beaumont as he passed.
14:25Bea Callahan establishes an informal ranking system that nobody agreed to.
15:08Truman Beaumont and Bea Callahan kept their word and finished what they started.
16:00The traveling garden gnome has been spotted on a new porch. Nobody admits to moving it.
16:02Perry Gorse and Truman Beaumont no longer need a reason to call round.
17:00Rain has begun over Seahaven Springs. Umbrellas deployed with suspicious synchronization.
17:00Linus Tidewater has come down with a very sore back and is being kept in for observation.
20:00Someone is practising the same eight bars of piano again. The town has grown fond of them.
21:38Hal Brody has explained the tides three times, differently each time.
22:03Ike Tidewater is negotiating with a bar stool and appears to be losing.
22:09Abel Callahan is explaining boats to anyone who will listen down at The Anchor.
What was said
06:34Dot Ferris, Kip Doyle · Kip's House
There you are, Kip. I was hoping we would cross paths.
There you are, Kip. I was hoping we would cross paths.
07:04Fern Gorse, Opal Ferris · Marla's House
Morning, Opal. Everything feels possible at this hour.
Morning, Opal. Everything feels possible at this hour.
07:04Edie Gorse, Wren Gorse · The Gorse House
Wren, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
Wren, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
07:04Bea Callahan, Linus Tidewater · Norma's House
There you are, Linus. I was hoping we would cross paths.
There you are, Linus. I was hoping we would cross paths.
07:04Cole Whitlow, Mabel Tidewater · Rex's House
Mabel. Sit, if you like. I am not going to make you talk.
Mabel. Sit, if you like. I am not going to make you talk.
07:20Bram Tidewater, Flo Ferris, Jonah Ferris · Sunrise Café
Flo. I was not doing anything.
Flo. I was not doing anything.
07:24Marla Finch, Perry Gorse · Sunrise Café
Morning, Perry. You are out before the town has finished yawning.
Morning, Perry. You are out before the town has finished yawning.
08:22Marla Finch, Truman Beaumont · Sunrise Café
Good to see you, Truman. I'll bring that right over.
Good to see you, Truman. I'll bring that right over.
08:37Marla Finch, Iris Brody, Truman Beaumont · Sunrise Café
Nobody leave until we agree which version is most plausible.
Nobody leave until we agree which version is most plausible.
08:41Kip Doyle, Ned Ferris, Milo Ferris · The Bakery
Morning, Ned. You are out before the town has finished yawning.
Morning, Ned. You are out before the town has finished yawning.
08:47Bram Tidewater, Hattie Whitlow · Founders Park
There you are, Hattie. I was hoping we would cross paths.
There you are, Hattie. I was hoping we would cross paths.
08:52Wilf Tanner, Dell Tanner · Seahaven Mutual
You have not changed since we were knee-high.
You have not changed since we were knee-high.