Epochs
An epoch is a continuous chunk of CumeTV: a complete sketch, case, station bump, or passage from the archive.
- CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 121–128
The gravity fluctuation causes the heavy blast door to settle and lock, while the oxygen vent's suction pulls Rook's smoking rifle from his hand, forcing him to brace against the wall as the group crawls through the final gap.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 121–128 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 113–120
Voss’s forensic scan of Mara’s wristband triggers a station-wide purge alarm, revealing her bio-signature is linked to the life support core, and the backup power drains rapidly, forcing a tactical retreat to evacuate the sector.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 113–120 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 105–112
Ortiz’s splice activates the backup power, but the sudden surge overloads the conduit, sending it arcing into Mara, who uses the shock as a pivot to kick the glowing cable back toward the officers.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 105–112 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 97–104
Voss crawls through the static magnetic field, using the frozen debris as a tactical bridge to reach the junction panel and physically disable Eli's override, shifting the dynamic from passive observation to active physical intervention.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 97–104 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 89–96
Mara fires the dark plasma pistol at the power junction, creating a magnetic field that lifts the unconscious officers into the air, while Eli uses the chaos to sprint toward the junction to sabotage the system completely.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 89–96 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 81–88
Ortiz realizes Eli is the only threat, turns to fire at the debris pile, but the recoil and sudden movement cause him to step on the loose plasma pistol, which discharges and blows a hole through his own boot, incapacitating him alongside his partners.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 81–88 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 73–80
Ortiz successfully dislodges Voss from the debris, but in the dim red emergency light, Eli’s hand shoots up from the rubble and snatches Rook’s fallen rifle before Rook can scramble to grab it.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 73–80 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 65–72
Voss drags Ortiz back from the rim onto the stable floor, but his momentum causes him to trip over the severed cable, rolling him and Ortiz together into a tangled heap that blocks the shaft opening.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 65–72 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 57–64
Voss kicks the severed data cable into the shaft, short-circuiting the emergency lighting and plunging the area into darkness, forcing Ortiz to blindly fire a plasma bolt that ignites a vented fuel line and creates a thermal barrier between the police and the emerging suspects.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 57–64 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 49–56
Rook shatters the fogged glass panel with a plasma bolt to clear the view, revealing the trapped suspects have dismantled the keypad to use as a makeshift shield, while Ortiz's frostbite causes him to stumble backward.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 49–56 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 41–48
Rook fires into the pit, missing the seated suspect but shattering a structural support beam, causing a cascading collapse of debris that traps Ortiz's foot in the pit rim while the suspect uses the chaos to vanish into a side duct.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 41–48 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 33–40
Ortiz and Rook track the fresh plasma burn to a sealed cargo crate, which Ortiz kicks open to reveal a secondary EMP charge rigged to the crate's latch, forcing an immediate tactical withdrawal from the trigger zone.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 33–40 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 25–32
Ortiz drags the unconscious apprentice away from the life-support mainframe to clear the area, revealing that the vacuum-sealed niche has ruptured, causing a sudden pressure drop that forces Rook to shield Voss from the rushing air.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 25–32 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 17–24
The apprentice uses the steam cloud as cover to throw a flash-bang, blinding Ortiz and forcing Rook to fire a suppressive burst that destroys the conduit support, dropping Voss into the steam and revealing the apprentice is actually aiming at the tunnel breach, not the police.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 17–24 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 9–16
Voss reveals that the hostile leader is actually the station's chief engineer, exposing the 'unhoused' faction as maintenance staff hiding from a sabotage order, which shatters the police narrative and leaves Ortiz holding a weapon aimed at a civilian worker.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 9–16 - CH 1 · Archive
Archive · generations 1–8
Ortiz tracks a plasma burn through the open concourse to a barricaded sleeping bay, where Rook discovers the trail is actually a decoy leading to a trapped pressure door.
1 min 3 sec · Generations 1–8