Secret Identity Crisis

Just an infant when her mother suddenly died, Heather (Amber) always knew there was something a little different about her. Her tutor in a small Tennessee commune, Brother Hezekiah (Bryce) believed it too - though many thought he was crazy as he prepared her for the coming of The Fisher, one of many beings from beyond our world who need human beings to act as hosts for their nefarious plans. When Brother Hezekiah dies, it’s up to Heather, her astronaut true love Skip (Greg), and their unexpected super-ally Pegasus (Mia) to rescue the innocent man possessed by The Fisher (Clay).

Young Timmy (Paul) has led a tragic life. First his father, then his mother, then his grandmother... everyone close to him dies in a horribl e accident—leaving him obsessed with safety. At school, Timmy and sidekick Bella (Merrill) befriend the new girl, Louise (Mia), and make fun of Barclay (Greg), the boy with aphasia (the inability to use words correctly). As years go by, Timmy gets help from therapist Dr. Lichtenstein (Michael), but Barclay is saddled with Dr. Ribbons (Mia), the world’s worst speech therapist. He's almost cured—but Louise's engagement to Timmy drives Barclay mad, and he becomes The Malapropism, with the power to reach into others' minds and disconnect words from their meanings. It's up to Timmy and Bella to keep Louise—and the world—SAFE from a fate worse than death!

Talented Dr. John Greenstreet (Greg) seeks to "first do no harm," using his secret healing abilities to help patients. He's awestruck by smug local superhero Seismo (Michael), who can harness the power of tectonic plates AND save lives without harm. But the hospital is under attack from Seismo's old flame, the anti-technologist The Seamstress (Merrill)! With help from Seismo and from John's mentor Dr. Carl Shedd (Clay), Dr. Greenstreet—as sidekick "Tremor"—foils The Seamstress and wins the heart of cantankerous Chief of Medicine Penelope Ferguson (Mandy)—but he learns that you can't always save everyone . . . 

Keith (Greg) has a mechanical, withdrawn life working at Ikea until he meets Penny (Melissa), a needy lawyer. All seems quantifiably well with their blossoming relationship until his acrophobic* friend Roger (Paul) builds a prototype windowless apartment with fake sunshine that drives the test family insane--infuriating boss Mr. Walliver (Bryce). Walliver forces Keith to fire his own friend from the Scandinavian Super Store. And adding fuel to the blaze: Penny reveals to him that she can cook chicken with her bare hands using her powers as Phoenix. Roger (as Napoleon) plots revenge on Keith and company, killing Mr. Walliver, and trapping Keith, Phoenix, and sidekick Rachel "The Ornithologist" (Mandy) at Waterloo beneath the sea... will Keith learn to trust his heroine girlfriend before it's too late for everyone?

*Acrophobia: fear of heights

Daniel (Michael) is a sincere, dedicated lawyer, just trying to succeed -- but a  motley pair of clients change his life forever: spunky stable owner Millicent Miller (Merrill), and the enigmatic Count Crepescul (Greg) -- who hires Daniel to help him regain his ancestral Romanian (Transylvanian) home (castle) for just one night. When Daniel makes partner, his manipulative co-worker Deirdre (Mandy) sinks her marriage claws into him, but he realizes that he's really in love with Millicent (aka superhero The Chaser). His betrayal sparks Deirdre's vengance, and she -- as The Decorator -- turns her hobby into a gruesome power: henchman Rosemary (Amber) develops a cake-powered mind-destroying device. The culmination involves a Romanian castle gala, the torturing of a sidekick, the fight between a woman in love and a woman scorned, and a simply massive cake.

It was only natural that Robert Copman's (Clay) boyhood love of costumes would lead to a career in the theater, but no one could have guessed that it would also lead to his taking the law into his own hands as the Master of Disguise! With his childhood friend Lila (Merrill) by his side and guided by the hard-won wisdom of the curmudgeonly Mr. Arnold (Paul), Robert gains the courage to use his gifts to stand up against the crime all around him. But nothing could have prepared him for the discovery that the serial killer collecting people's body parts is none other than Frank (Aaron), his old acquaintance... and that Frank's final target is the beating heart of Samantha Madrigal (Melissa), the prickly theatrical agent whom Robert secretly loves.  Can he find her in time, or will he fail at the most important role of his life?

Indecisive Martin (Paul) is forced to go to Adventure Camp by his concerned parents, who want him to be more...adventurous. His best friend, jock boy-next-door Raven (Michael), joins him, and they befriend daredevil Lisa (Mandy). Lost in the woods while hiding from increasingly risky antics, he meets mysterious dog-fashion lover Lucinda Fields (Amber), who advises him, "Don't let anyone else tell you what you're good at." Several years later, Martin's couch-surfing in Raven's Manhattan apartment. Their downstairs neighbor, grouchy recluse Mr. Williams (Bryce), is secretly developing a light-up mecha-suit ("Glitterati") to fight corrupt city politicians. Martin ends up helping Mr. Williams perfect his suit, and is drafted as sidekick Killshot, but has no idea that his old friend Lisa (The Magician) is viciously clawing her way up in city politics. When they meet, their bungee-jumping "date" leads to a terrible accident. Losing his arm only gives Martin the courage to stand up to insane Lisa, declare his love for Raven, and stop a river of lava from destroying the Empire State Building -- all at the same time.

Sometime in 1950s America, young Skip (Aaron) has looked 15 years old his whole life. Protective single dad (Bryce) gave up his own career in the army to hide his son. But Skip wants to become a man, and wins a contest to be a sidekick to Action Joe Clarksville (Clay). Yet in the shadow of communism, there's a lot more going on: everyone wants a piece of the boy who never grew up. Turns out Skip's agelessness is a secret army supersoldier project. Why exactly is Action Joe building a youth army of "sidekicks," and what's beneath that mountain in Clarksville, CO? And why are the evil Daisy Jones (Amber) and SleepyJean (Mandy) so intent on sabotaging the train there? Will Skip ever learn to grow up -- in time to save the world?

(Girls Night)

Darla (Merrill) dreamed of a life riding horses, and when she came to join the Rodeo cast at Whistlestop Ranch, she thought those dreams had come true. But horses were just the beginning. Her heroine, trick rider/shooter Andrea (Melissa), aka Silent Streak, is the sole member of the Francini family left alive after a mysterious accident during the show. And Darla's attractive new boss Beth/Zeta (Susan) seems nice enough, but inclined to fits of temper -- and she's in trouble with the SPCA. It seems Zeta, former child star, is a little jealous of Andrea and her famous family . . . When Darla succumbs to Zeta's mind control and vanishes, it's a mad tour across Europe to rescue Darla, defeat Zeta, and maybe, just maybe, put a family back together.

Electrical genius Nicolai Tesla Gregorovich (Greg) has a dream... to bring the wonder of Alternating Current to the world. To bring light where there is shadow and to drive out the darkness of superstition. But he finds himself at odds with Storm Maiden (Merrill), who uses the powers of weather to communicate with the spirit world. Nicolai's beliefs are challenged when he is confronted by the specter of his father, Gregor (Bryce), who believes his son is a failure, unable to resolve the conflicts between spirit and science. Nicolai faces a difficult choice: accept his father's theories and risk the safety of the world, or trap his father forever in a nameless void to keep us safe, thwarting his dreams of an AC revolution.

The Big City is one big, seething cesspool of humanity and it's a tooth-and-nail struggle just to keep from going under.  Live in the city long enough and you'll be willing to do just about anything to escape the rat race. Edmund (Bryce) is a mid-level bureaucrat who wants to be the man at the top; he makes a range of infernal pacts in exchange for power and influence.  Joan (Amber) is a dancer who wants to revolutionize the artform: She'll let a demon possess her body if it gives the skills and the savvy she needs to do it.  And then there's Tony (Alex): just an ordinary nobody who wants to be an extraordinary Somebody. In a city who's population is in constant need of some solace, Tony finds a fast track to money and respect when he starts dealing drugs.  When Tony begins heroin supplying heroin to Joan's kid-brother Chad (Aaron), he finds himself a pawn in Edmund's (now "The Administrator") ghastly plan: to unleash the demons of Hell on the city's population.  Now, before The Administrator's Gambit reaches it's terrifying endgame, the enigmatic archangel Samael (Mia) must help Tony recover his compassion since he is the only hope for saving the city and the world.