Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Webisode #4 Launches next friday night, MAY 27th.
The fourth webisode of EvansAmerica will launch next friday night, May 27th and will be available for download starting at 7pm CST.
For those in the Omaha area, you are invited to a special Launch Party at MJ Java in the Old Market (13th & Farnam) on the same night, Friday May 27th. We will be having a special encore screening of the third webisode at 8pm, followed by the debut launch showing of Webisode #4 at 9pm.
Webisode #4 - "We're Here With The Protest" synopsis:
When "Free Traders For Peace With Asia" roll into town to hold their initial rally and seminar, the EvansAmerica crew plan to greet them with a raucus protest. However their protest runs into major roadblocks and the group is forced to improvise. Deana finds out just who Dr. George Vallone really is and confronts him about his silence on his past. Nikki struggles to complete a long and complicated book in under 48 hours to impress Paul. Haley struggles with her role in the group and with her boyfriend, Chris. And Tate makes Dee Dee pretend to be his girlfriend to fend off a crazed fan.
For those in the Omaha area, you are invited to a special Launch Party at MJ Java in the Old Market (13th & Farnam) on the same night, Friday May 27th. We will be having a special encore screening of the third webisode at 8pm, followed by the debut launch showing of Webisode #4 at 9pm.
Webisode #4 - "We're Here With The Protest" synopsis:
When "Free Traders For Peace With Asia" roll into town to hold their initial rally and seminar, the EvansAmerica crew plan to greet them with a raucus protest. However their protest runs into major roadblocks and the group is forced to improvise. Deana finds out just who Dr. George Vallone really is and confronts him about his silence on his past. Nikki struggles to complete a long and complicated book in under 48 hours to impress Paul. Haley struggles with her role in the group and with her boyfriend, Chris. And Tate makes Dee Dee pretend to be his girlfriend to fend off a crazed fan.
