The desert city of Roscoe, New Mexico, means something different to everyone you ask. To the dozens of tourists that flock there every year, it’s the site of first contact with creatures not of this world. To Earl Gordon, CEO of El Gordo Burger whose headquarters are in Roscoe, and the hundreds of migrants that have tried to cross its harsh desert, it’s a land of opportunity. To Sheriff Hank Dodd, it’s the land and the people he’s sworn to protect. To most of the city’s residents, Roscoe is simply the place they call home, whether they like it or not. But when a promising high school student is found brutally murdered in the middle of the desert, the citizens of Roscoe start to realize that whatever Roscoe means to them, the true nature of the city is much darker and more unbelievable than they ever expected. Roscoe is a mystery show that starts with a murder and how it touches the lives of Roscoe’s residents. But as the mystery begins to unravel, the eccentric ensemble of characters will be forced to journey into the unknown and risk everything to uncover the truth.

Follow the lives of the cast and crew of the new hit TV show “Yesterday, Tonight!”, a late night talk show with a surprising twist. They have a time machine... Sort of. No visits to the past (or future), no distorting timelines or anything like that, the time machine works by creating temporary “photo-copies” of people from throughout history that last for a few days before their genetic structure breaks down into goo.

Naturally, executives use it to make the most salacious and raucous late-night tv show ever. Want ten tips to please your man? Why not get them from Cleopatra? How about a self defense lesson from Teddy Roosevelt? Drinks with Hemmingway and Van Gogh?

The host is a washed up celebrity staring down his third failed marriage. It’s producer is a stone cold business woman that will do anything to succeeded. It’s cast and crew hold their breath in horror and anticipation of what fresh hell the next guest will unleash.

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