Mark Rand

There's a guy called The Human Capitalist in the 5E book Dark Champions Animated. Look on page 53.

As far as I know, the only book that has that is the 5E book Teen Champions.

Like San Diego, Coastal City is home to an oceanic institute that's tied to a university. In this case, it's the Coastal City Institute of Technology. Also like San Diego, Coastal City has professional sports teams. In this case, a baseball team, a football team, and a basketball team.

I have the Coast City map and the information on the city's neighborhoods from the Mayfair Games Atlas of the DC Universe. According to my research, Coastal City is close to the Santa Ynez Mountains. The nearby NASA telemetry station is in those mountains.

I'm working on a version of Coastal City, which originally appeared in the 3E book Atlas Unleashed. It will be in Ventura County, straddling the Santa Clara River and be based on DC's Coast City. Wayne Air Force Base is replace by Edwards Air Force Base. The Coastal Metro Power Company is replaced by Pacific Gas and Electric.

OCC ended January 12, 2022

The next day, the ladies come for their fitting. Then came Friday with a pep rally and a nighttime home football game. The only unusual things that happened were Sandy mending a couple of cheerleader uniforms while they were being worn and Cordelia thanking her. Then, Saturday morning came and brought with it the first rehearsal. Mickey Mouse Club choreographer Tom Marshall was also the play choreographer.

Lonnie and Bobby come in for their fittings as do the four male choir members who will play the school board.

Voices come from the stage. "Stage Crew," Sandy says. "From what Donna told me, they're working on the stage lights today." "Doing what?" Mrs. Forbes asks. "Replacing bulbs in the overhead electrics and checking the aim of the spotlights on the balcony edge," Sandy replies. "Some spotlight bulbs might have to be replaced, too."

Yeah, I'm looking forward to the annual melodrama," Tim replies in his normal voice. Then, using his regular female voice, he adds, "They might cast me in a supporting role with you in the lead and Doreen as the damsel-in-distress."

At the same time, Sandy Forbes was adjusting a costume for Tim, who would play one of the Pick-a-little Ladies. "How do you like it?" she asks. "Feels good," Tim said as he moves in it. "It works," Sandy says. "With a wig and the right accessories, the illusion will be perfect." "Blame it on years of practice performing female roles," Tim laughs. "Since getting the role, I practiced every night moving in an evening gown and long gloves." "Reminds me of an old joke," Molly says. "'How do you get to Carnegie Hall?'" "'Practice!'" Tim and Sandy respond.

"Glad you like it," Mrs. Forbes says.

Mrs. Jo Anne Forbes is the wardrobe mistress. She’s assisted by her daughter, Sandy, who is adjusting a costume, and Ms. Molly O’Connor. All three are dressed like Stage Crew.

A couple of days later, the school's Mouseketeers are sitting together at lunch. Two of Sharon's friends from the Stage crew are with them. One is Donna Gray, an African-American girl who prefers black clothes and wears bracelet-length black gloves, is on the Stage Crew, and suffers from an allergy that causes contact dermatitis. "Donna finished drawing up the plans for the pieces of the set that we have to construct," Sharon says. "Mr. Abraham thinks we'll have all the lumber we need by this Saturday, when we start building." "We already have the free battens marked so that we know what backdrop or flat will be located where," Donna adds.

Mary becomes the last of Mrs. Shinn's gossipy friends, the Pick-a-little Ladies.

Taylor Allderdice High School and the surrounding area. Part of Frick Park, the city's largest, is at Beechwood Boulevard and Nicholson Street.

"Don't forget, there's also Backstage with the Mickey Mouse Club," Ms. Addams says. "It airs on Saturday and Sunday and contains backstage footage, outtakes, rehearsal footage, interviews, and other things. Of course, you two aren't as obvious as Tim and Cheryl. They've mentioned that they plan to marry after they both turn 18 and graduate high school."

"If you like," Ms. Addams replies. "Since most of the Mouseketeers that attend this school are in the Drama Club, I'll probably cast Bobby and Annette in those roles. Don't forget, I watch The Mickey Mouse Club." She pauses, then continues, "I think Lonnie will do for Constable Locke."

Ms. Addams walks out and says to Rob and Doreen, "Ok. You two are good as Mayor and Mrs. Shinn. I'll cast two others as Harold and Marian."

Ms. Addams looks out and watches as the Mouseketeers in the Drama Club and the Donaldson sisters go over their lines.

As she does, Darlene walks down the hall and joins the group playing the Pick-a-little Ladies.

"Okay," Doreen says, turning to the proper place in her script.

"Mayor and Mrs. Shinn," Doreen replies.

"Agreed," Doreen said as Tim was going over lines with Christine and Crystal Donaldson, who he had performed in amateur theater with a number of times.