Stories by @mr95

Port Royal Burning

"The most ordered city in the Caribbean fell in four hours." A historical epic dramatizing the earthquake and tsunami that destroyed Port Royal in 1692 — the most notorious pirate city in the world — through five interwoven perspectives. Each episode covers the same four-hour window from a different character's point of view: a pirate hiding from a warrant, a Jamaican slave who sees the signs before anyone else, a corrupt judge who has profited from the pirates, a young navy ensign on his first posting, and a brothel madam who has run Port Royal's true social network for fifteen years. Together they paint a portrait of a city in the final hours of its particular, terrible glory.

The Brethren Court

"Seven lords. Seven seas. One impossible peace." A political epic following the full Brethren Court — seven Pirate Lords from across the globe — as they attempt to forge an unprecedented alliance against the East India Trading Company's campaign of extermination. Season 1 follows the convening of the Court and the first assassination attempt. Season 2 unravels the spy among their ranks. Season 3 brings open war. Each season shifts its primary point-of-view character among the seven lords, building a true ensemble over time.

Shadows of Tortuga

"Even the hunter must one day face the sea." Lieutenant Commander Valentina Solis of the Royal Spanish Navy has spent twelve years hunting pirates across the Caribbean, earning the nickname "La Sombra." When her ship is destroyed by a supernatural armada bearing no flag, she washes ashore in Tortuga — hunted, penniless, and stripped of rank. To survive and uncover who commands the phantom fleet, she must forge an uneasy alliance with the rogues and outlaws she once pursued. As loyalties fracture and the supernatural encroaches on the living world, Valentina discovers the armada's commodore may be the ghost of her own mentor — and the only way to stop him is to become a pirate herself.

Games of Queens

In the war-torn continent of Westeros, seven great houses clash for dominion over the Seven Queendoms and the coveted Iron Throne. At the heart of this struggle stands Edwyn Stark, Lady of Winterfell, a woman of honour thrust into a serpentine court of lies and ambition. Across the Narrow Sea, Aeryn Targaryen, last heir of a dethroned dynasty, forges alliances and raises dragons to reclaim what was taken from his bloodline. From the frozen wastelands beyond the Wall, an ancient darkness stirs — one that cares nothing for thrones or crowns.

The Emerald City: Green Light

Behind every miracle is a maintenance crew. The Emerald City glitters because someone polishes it. This series follows a rotating ensemble of ordinary Ozians — a tunnel engineer, a propaganda illustrator, a green-dye worker slowly going blind, an Animal who has learned to pass as human, a city guard with a crisis of conscience — as they navigate life under the Wizard's regime during the decade before Elphaba's arrival. Equal parts workplace drama and political thriller, it examines complicity, survival, and the specific moral weight of keeping a system functioning.

Nessarose: The Weight of Her

Every tragedy needs its own tragedy to explain it. Nessarose Thropp was given the silver shoes. She was given a province to govern. She was given a father who chose her. And she spent every moment of her life knowing that none of it was given freely — it was given instead of love. This film follows Nessarose in parallel timelines: her years at Shiz alongside Elphaba and Glinda, and her years as governor of Munchkinland, constructing a theocracy out of loneliness and dogma. A film about what happens when desperate love becomes law.

Tales from the Vinkus

West of everything. Where the old magic still breathes. The Vinkus — the vast, wind-scoured western territory of Oz — is home to the Arjiki tribal nation, ancient spirits, wandering traders, and pockets of resistance against the Wizard's reach. Each episode is a stand-alone story set in a different corner of this region, spanning roughly fifty years. Some episodes are mythic, some political, some intimate. Together they form a mosaic portrait of a people and a landscape that the rest of Oz has dismissed as wilderness.

The Wizard: A Very Public Man

He didn't set out to be a tyrant. That's what makes him so dangerous. Oscar Diggs drifts from a failing carnival act in Omaha to a balloon accidentally launched over the rainbow. Landing in a land that mistakes spectacle for divinity, Oscar does what he has always done: improvise, charm, and survive. This film follows the twenty years between his arrival in Oz and the moment Elphaba first knocks on the Emerald City gates — a story about how a mediocre, frightened man becomes a system. Political in scale, intimate in its tragedy.

Glinda: The Education of Good

Everyone assumes she was always like this. She wasn't. Raised in the affluent northern province of Gillikin, young Galinda Upland is eleven years old when she first encounters real poverty, injustice, and the carefully maintained lies of the upper class. This six-episode miniseries tracks her adolescence from age 11 to 17, charting the small moral compromises that quietly shape her cheerful public persona — and the teachers, friends, and strangers who plant seeds of genuine empathy beneath the glitter. A portrait of how good people learn to be good, and how much easier it is to stay pretty.

Wicked: The Scarecrow's Lament

Before the Tin Man, before the Lion — there was a boy who lost his mind. In the farmlands west of the Emerald City, a gentle young man named Farro Straw is engaged to a local girl when a mysterious Enchantress curses him, stripping away his memories and wit. Reduced to a field scarecrow as punishment for witnessing something he shouldn't have, Farro must piece together fragments of his past through the crows who remember him — unraveling a conspiracy that links the Wizard's earliest experiments in de-animalisation to the suppression of Oz's farming communities. A road-trip odyssey of self-discovery, loss, and the quiet heroism of ordinary people.

The Rise of Morrible

Decades before the arrival of the Thropp sisters, a young, ruthlessly ambitious Madame Morrible manipulates her way through the cutthroat magical high society of Oz to secure her position as the ultimate power behind the Wizard’s throne.

Shiz: The Next Semester

In the immediate vacuum left by Madame Morrible’s ascent to the Emerald City and the scandalous departure of Elphaba and Glinda, a new generation of Shiz University students uncovers a dark, magical conspiracy buried beneath the school’s historic foundations.

The Gale Force Chronicles

Before the tragic events at Kiamo Ko, a freshly promoted Captain Fiyero attempts to reform the Wizard’s elite personal guard from within, only to discover a secret faction specialized in hunting down the underground Animal resistance.

The Lost Chronicles of Mansa

A modern-day history museum curator is accidentally pulled through a time rift back to the golden age of the 14th-century Mali Empire, where he must help a brilliant princess protect the kingdom's legendary library.

Undercover Rhythm

Two teenage siblings from Atlanta discover their ordinary parents are actually elite international spies, forcing them to use their world-class dance and music production skills to help complete unfinished global missions.

The Horizon Crown

In a sky-world of floating islands, a young airship mechanic must team up with a disgraced sky-captain to retrieve a lost royal artifact before a tyrannical empire destroys their home network.

Echoes of the Deep

A brilliant marine biologist discovers an advanced, hidden civilization living within the Mariana Trench that holds the key to saving the Earth from an impending climate collapse.

El Príncipe de Monterrey

Adopted by the Garza-Morales — the wealthiest steel family in Nuevo León — Elías grew up to be Monterrey's most eligible bachelor and its most reluctant one. When a merger forces him into a fake engagement with a sharp-tongued heiress from Mexico City, the performance becomes dangerously real.

La Hija del Hacienda

Adopted at birth into the Villanueva dynasty — one of Jalisco's oldest tequila empires — Camille has always been the family's crown jewel. Now 28, she must choose between the ranch heir her family expects her to marry and the Afro-Cuban architect who redesigns both the hacienda and her heart.

Due Cuori, Una Famiglia

Siblings Amara and Kofi Lombardi — adopted from Accra into a boisterous Florentine restaurant clan — navigate two simultaneous, hilariously ill-timed love stories while their extended family makes absolutely everything everyone's business.