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Infinite Possibilities

Two would-be entertainers, with absolutely no science knowledge, get lost in alternate universes.

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Week #1 Show Teaser Infinite Possibilities

Glenn and Charlie begin their journey into Infinite Possibilities.

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Week #1 Show Teaser

Week #2 The Team

Week #3 The Differentiator

Week #4 Key It

Week #5 Hype It

Week #6 The Flip

Week #8 The Roast

Synopsis

Influenced by classic sci-fi and horror TV shows, Infinite Possibilities follows the eager Charlie, and the reluctant Glenn as they navigate dangerous alternate realities of Earth.
But, like a scared grizzly bear caught pooping in the woods, who indeed is more of a danger to whom? Oh yes, dear viewer, poor analogies will be plentiful on the adventures of Charlie and Glenn!
To continue with the grizzly bear thing, the mother bear would be a blue-haired girl named Simone--if that mother bear also happened to be a witch and the cause of all the boy's problems.
Hyperbolic but not sarcastic, satirical but not cynical, Infinite Possibilities is your favorite show in any reality.

Team

Patrick Condon

Director, Writer

Patrick Condon is a writer/director from St. John's, NL. He has made a few short films in the past 4 years, some of which aren't bad. His film Infanticide! played at the Cannes Film Festival as well as other fests all around the world.

Besides that, Patrick has directed material for Republic of Doyle's 3rd Season DVD and the 2nd season of Majumder Manor on W Network.

Mark Perry

Producer, Editor

Mark began his career crushing peoples hopes and dreams in the financial industry. Growing weary of such pedantry, he turned his hobby of film making into a career.

Mark entered the film industry an Executive Assistant to Producers of TV/Film. Since then, he has been producing/editing short films and online content for TV as well as working in Television Post Production.

Ian Vatcher

Producer, Director of Photography

Ian Vatcher pretty much came out of the womb carrying a camera. He's been involved in television production (both commercial and dramatic) his whole life.

Ian is a camera operator and cinematographer. His work includes Republic Of Doyle, Infanticide! and various short films. Plus, he's produced some stuff.

Anything else you need to know, please refer to his hair.

Links

Infanticide!
Party's on Da Dance Floor (Big Rats)

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Ratings & Reviews

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Reviews (64)

Sheldon O.
posted 9 years ago

Another good ROAST with a super side of FUNNY
Alan N.
posted 9 years ago

Infinite Possibilities is fantastic. Great fast pacing.
diane n.
posted 9 years ago

Too funny, one of my favorites. Ooo lah lah.
Stuart S.
posted 9 years ago

A little bit of Dr. Who, a little bit of Hitler, a little bit of Worth man. What's not to love.
Edward F.
posted 9 years ago

nice to see NL on the scene!
Alvin A.
posted 9 years ago

Thought you where funny and stayed and showed the other direction quite well.
Travis H.
posted 9 years ago

Not sure about this one
Paula M.
posted 9 years ago

Congrats on top 15! Would like to know if the production value will be better if you win the competition or if it's a stylistic choice.
Luke L.
posted 9 years ago

"Like, how are rocks made: hahaha
Joshua M.
posted 9 years ago

Great job guys! You guys are doing good!
Pyper L.
posted 9 years ago

Definitely interesting. Love the tin foil hat and suit.
Andrew B.
posted 9 years ago

Isn't NL an alternate universe?
Marc D.
posted 9 years ago

Definitely some good things here. Funny people.
Richard M.
posted 9 years ago

Some funny parts but I am not into the space stuff. Good luck.
David L.
posted 9 years ago

Funny trailer! A comedic Sliders!
judy c.
posted 9 years ago

Quirky and cute. You guys are likeable and have great on-screen charisma.
Lois V.
posted 9 years ago

this show is #1.
Walter L.
posted 9 years ago

Little Baby Jesus wants this show. I'm with Baby Jesus.
Patrick L.
posted 9 years ago

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Kelly M.
posted 9 years ago

A little more substance than most. Great job.
Lisa S.
posted 9 years ago

Heck yes.
Jack W.
posted 9 years ago

I must see more of this.
Matt W.
posted 9 years ago

This is (good) shit!
Trevor B.
posted 9 years ago

This is a great one. I'll be keeping my eye on it.

Robo-Hitler is possibly the best character in the entire Comedy Coup.
Steve F.
posted 9 years ago

By far the funniest bits I've seen in the competition, keep it up guys - great stuff!
Elsa M.
posted 9 years ago

Sick stories bros.
Simon M.
posted 9 years ago

I love this! its like Sliders meets Red Dwarf!
travis w.
posted 9 years ago

Thumbs up
Justin F.
posted 9 years ago

Amazing stuff! I'd love to audition for this--huge Sci-Fi fan here!
Catherine d.
posted 9 years ago

There is lots of room for developing this concept, and I think the characters have a lot to offer
Trikucian J.
posted 9 years ago

I look forward to more Doctor Who spoofing.
Jedediah B.
posted 9 years ago

This show is what Sliders could/should have been. A+
Nushka B.
posted 9 years ago

I would love to see more videos and some character building!
Andrew H.
posted 9 years ago

Amazing.
Owen K.
posted 9 years ago

It looks good, although I'll be honest, I'm worried that the low budget special effects will hold it back.
Henricus G.
posted 9 years ago

The concept let's the show go literally anywhere it wants, which could make for some hilarious one off concepts. I'm curious if they can balance out the glitter with a solid backbone and storyline.
Roland H.
posted 9 years ago

I like stuff like this!
Janet M.
posted 9 years ago

too much camp not enough funny
Steven G.
posted 9 years ago

Great!

Can't wait for the next one :)
Andrew W.
posted 9 years ago

The possibilities are literally.... Endless.

But maybe you can think of a better word than endless. I dunno.
Lauren M.
posted 9 years ago

I think there are some funny moments, but it doesn't quite work for me. Doing a spoof of sci-fi shows that are already quite comedic, just doesn't make it feel very original.
Kara G.
posted 9 years ago

I think it's a little too silly for me.
Matthew S.
posted 9 years ago

Awesome job guys! ~ From your friends at Hit with a Rock
Melissa B.
posted 9 years ago

I must see more of this immediately. :)
Courteney P.
posted 9 years ago

Hahaha that teaser was pretty hilarious...looking forward to seeing more. Especially the alternate sharks on land universe. Talented bunch, whaaaa? And home grown too, not bad t'all.
James L.
posted 9 years ago

Haha. Great characters.
Nigel W.
posted 9 years ago

Awesome talent, and lots of potential for endless hilarity. I hope to see this picked up and produced as a series.
Stephen P.
posted 9 years ago

Running! Adventure! Science! Running! Robot Hitler! RUNNING!

The actors have a clear and present chemistry, the concept is hilarious, and the antics speak for themselves!
Christopher D.
posted 9 years ago

It looks like a hilarious adventure. Just enough craziness to keep the laughs going.
Jack H.
posted 9 years ago

This could be a show in any universe
Sarah B.
posted 9 years ago

Looks pretty good! I would like to see more.
Pam S.
posted 9 years ago

Infinite Awesome! After watching a ton of entries, this is hands down one of the best executed teasers in the competition. The potential is so there. A show like this would be so refreshing and funny for CBC to take on. Am following this project now - hopefully until the every end.

Did I mention that lead actor with the long hair is like a tall glass of handsome water?
Bob J.
posted 9 years ago

Fun stuff and I like the Doctor Who references!
Vanessa S.
posted 9 years ago

Would love to see more, looks fun and funny!
Jackson M.
posted 9 years ago

Great job! The editing was fantastic.
Ryan L.
posted 9 years ago

Finally, people experimenting, and hitting the mark
Randall R.
posted 9 years ago

Good video, good editing.
Brian T.
posted 9 years ago

Does Robo-Hitler have a Robo-Austrian accent? It's hard to tell. The plastic dinosaur is a nice touch, but even joke sci-fi needs a touch of polish. Hopefully there are enough set locations around the St. John's area to keep it from always looking like one is in St. John's; though the alternate-universe premise would allow for it easier than a time-travel premise. Your main picture shows a title character clutching a box; in the video it's there when you're running - maybe a hint at the box contents? Unless it's that magical record player; if so maybe put a stronger tie between the record player/magic/it's what allows for the space-travel stuff because I cobbled that together myself.
Riley H.
posted 9 years ago

This is the kind of miracle that would make me pay for cable.
Sheldon P.
posted 9 years ago

Funny and different. Something CBC needs to invest in!
Piers R.
posted 9 years ago

Had a great time watching this. Huge possibilities, and lots of fun.
William R.
posted 9 years ago

Love it. Best of luck.
Will M.
posted 9 years ago

Great idea!
Micah M.
posted 9 years ago

Awesome!