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Over the years, Channel 101 has grown into an elaborate community of talented people who work together on pilots, developing fruitful and interesting collaborations. To contrast, Mike McCafferty has thrown all notions of camaraderie and teamwork out the window for the one-man-band production, Quest. On the surface, the show is a journey for raisins, but at it's core it is an experiment in form: demonstrating that you don't need an ensemble of actors and elaborate locations to tell a good story. You don't even need a crew. You just need a McCafferty and a Camcorder.
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All Quests must come to an end, as McCafferty demonstrates in this 12-minute epic finale with such depth and charm you would think it was produced by two people. |
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In hopes of getting off the porch, our hero recalls a Mini-Quest from his past. |
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Get to the kitchen. The plot thickens. |
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Get out of the bathroom. The quest continues. |
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Get out of bed. Get dressed. |
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