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    <description>Buried in the abandoned structure of an experiment gone awry, a functional terminal is discovered. On what remains of its drives, the story of the facility, its purpose, and what resulted in its quarantine are revealed through the logs of those involved with it's inevitable collapse.&quot;
An episodic mystery told as a series of linked vignettes that chronicle the days leading up to the collapse of an experimental city?
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    <itunes:subtitle>A Science Fiction Mystery by Alex Ross</itunes:subtitle>
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    <itunes:summary>Buried in the abandoned structure of an experiment gone awry, a functional terminal is discovered. On what remains of its drives, the story of the facility, its purpose, and what resulted in its quarantine are revealed through the logs of those involved with it's inevitable collapse.&quot;
An episodic mystery told as a series of linked vignettes that chronicle the days leading up to the collapse of an experimental city?
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 Buried in the abandoned structure of an experiment gone awry, a functional terminal is discovered. On what remains of its drives, the story of the facility, its purpose, and what resulted in its quarantine are revealed through the logs of those involved with it's inevitable collapse.

 The intro and outro song is played at a slower tempo than it should. That was my mistake in how it was fit into the program. It will be set at its appropriate speed next episode.&quot;</description>
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      <itunes:summary> The first episode of the science fiction mystery podcast Lockdown.

 Buried in the abandoned structure of an experiment gone awry, a functional terminal is discovered. On what remains of its drives, the story of the facility, its purpose, and what resulted in its quarantine are revealed through the logs of those involved with it's inevitable collapse.

 The intro and outro song is played at a slower tempo than it should. That was my mistake in how it was fit into the program. It will be set at its appropriate speed next episode.&quot;</itunes:summary>
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 Buried in the abandoned s...</itunes:subtitle>
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