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Summary
A
mysterious clock tower on the darkest side of town has Jon and
Marsha in a panic. Are the rumors true about the haunted clock
tower? Is time running out for the town of Switchgear? Jon and
Marsha must set out to discover the truth.
Behind
the Scenes
The
time and effort put into drama-making affects the overall quality
of the finished show. Episode Four was one of the tougher episodes
to produce. Unlike previous Love and... CHRONICLES, the
characters in this episode didn't fall in love. The point of
emphasis was the mystery of the town of Switchgear. The producers
spent three days planning, writing, and living the lives of
the characters. Finding the right music for the production was a
slow process. Perky music just does not work. Mysterious, edgy
music fit the episode well.
Did
You Know?
Though
this is the final episode of The Love and... CHRONICLES,
two more episodes were attempted. As fun as it was attempting to
create Love and the Revolt of the Poultry (Episode Five)
and Love and the Cardboard Box (Episode Six), the joys of
creating had to stop because of lack of interest.
"The
Love and... CHRONICLES" is a series of four episodes produced by the
Kisses. The show began in 1999 with three kids, a tape-recorder, a
microphone, a classical music cassette, and a very annoying brother who
wouldn't stop making noise during production. The Kisses' first drama,
"Love and War," was immediately accepted in the family and the
Kisses immediately began their sequels. The Kisses' dramas lasted until
2000 as they saw their lack of dedication, hence, The Kisses are no more.
Not only did the Kisses make audio dramas, they also made two mystery
videos. "Total Annihilation" and "Total Annihilation
2" were immediately loved by the family. The Kisses consisted of
Caleb Soudry, Jacob Isom, and Abigail Isom. All episodes include:
"Love and War," "Love and a Jungle Treehouse,"
"Love and Addicting Over-the-Counter Drugs," and "Love and
the Haunted Clock Tower." Unfinished episodes include: "Love and
the Revolt of the Poultry" and "Love and the Cardboard
Box."
Introducing
the Characters
Marsha
Jonworthy This
very tough individual is known for her colossal tupperware parties. Marsha
enjoys a good bowl of Choco Chums on occasion and Ruggles ice cream as
well. She enjoys a good hoedown when invited and is very picky who she
dates. The love of her life is Jon Dinkleberry.
Jon
Dinkleberry Not only
has Jon served time in an immense war, he has also served community
service at the local pharmacy, where, on one occasion met the love of his
life, Marsha Jonworthy. Jon believes in "love in first sight"
and will do anything to be noticed. Jon enjoys taking Marsha out on dates
at the local Target store and sitting on the restaurant's rotating stools.
Narrator
You'll see
this guy pop in every few conversations. The narrator knows how to do his
job. Communicating to the largest audience in the world is no easy task.
Robert
Sushi Being a spin-off of a
real actor we won't mention, Robert Sushi is a real wonder. As the host of
each episode fans place their fears on him as their wrap-around guy.
The
time and effort put into drama-making affects the overall quality
of the finished show. Episode Four was one of the tougher episodes
to produce. Unlike previous Love and... CHRONICLES, the
characters in this episode didn't fall in love. The point of
emphasis was the mystery of the town of Switchgear. The producers
spent three days planning, writing, and living the lives of
the characters. Finding the right music for the production was a
slow process. Perky music just does not work. Mysterious, edgy
music fit the episode well. 
"The
Love and... CHRONICLES" is a series of four episodes produced by the
Kisses. The show began in 1999 with three kids, a tape-recorder, a
microphone, a classical music cassette, and a very annoying brother who
wouldn't stop making noise during production. The Kisses' first drama,
"Love and War," was immediately accepted in the family and the
Kisses immediately began their sequels. The Kisses' dramas lasted until
2000 as they saw their lack of dedication, hence, The Kisses are no more.
Not only did the Kisses make audio dramas, they also made two mystery
videos. "Total Annihilation" and "Total Annihilation
2" were immediately loved by the family. The Kisses consisted of
Caleb Soudry, Jacob Isom, and Abigail Isom. All episodes include:
"Love and War," "Love and a Jungle Treehouse,"
"Love and Addicting Over-the-Counter Drugs," and "Love and
the Haunted Clock Tower." Unfinished episodes include: "Love and
the Revolt of the Poultry" and "Love and the Cardboard
Box."
Marsha
Jonworthy This
very tough individual is known for her colossal tupperware parties. Marsha
enjoys a good bowl of Choco Chums on occasion and Ruggles ice cream as
well. She enjoys a good hoedown when invited and is very picky who she
dates. The love of her life is Jon Dinkleberry.