The Dramatic Series is wrapping up production, and we’re nearly there.

Dover’s Club is a bar on a street where the decisions are bad and the music is good. It’s run by a woman who owns the building, the stage, and most of the regrets. Her ex manages the place. That’s fine. It’s fine.

The people who end up there are the kind of people who end up places; a folk-rock everyman who is honest to a fault, a performer who arrived from Sweden looking for something specific and found something else entirely, a cosmic entity who has been everywhere and is tired in a way that takes millions of years to earn, a goth sock puppet who is devoted to someone who will never love him back, and a farm worker from Colorado who is just genuinely happy to be around friends.

There’s also a rat who plays guitar. He’s everyone’s favourite.

Nobody learns their lesson. Nobody really grows. But something accumulates, across 32 episodes and 41 original songs,  that feels, by the end, like it was always heading somewhere, and perhaps used too many commas.

Bubble Puppets: The Dramatic Series. Coming this Summer (2026) to a YouTube near you.