I · Greek · The god
Hades
He stole a girl from a meadow.
The first summoning
Season 1 · Episode I · Coming soon
The Summoning of Hades
The chargeHe stole a girl from a meadow.
The lord of the dead answers the oldest accusation against him, and hears for the first time what the living have made of his story.
Subscribe for the premiereSeason 1 · The Accused
Nine figures from nine mythologies, each the villain of their own legend. One by one they are summoned to answer the charge against them. At the end of the season, you decide who was really wronged.
II · Slavic · The witch
Baba Yaga
She eats children.
III · Norse · The wolf
Fenrir
He will eat Odin at the end of the world.
Still sealed
Anglo-SaxonShe raided a king's hall and killed his man.
- Egyptian
She nearly wiped out mankind.
- Japanese
She poisoned an emperor.
- Arthurian
She plotted against her brother the king and stole his scabbard.
- Mesopotamian
She killed her sister and hung her body on a hook.
- Persian
He fed his snakes on young men's brains.
The finale
The Verdict
No new guest. The charges and the answers, laid out with the receipts. You vote on who was really wronged, and the one you choose is summoned a second time to hear it.
How a summoning works
The ritual
A candle, a bowl, an offering. The host reads the invocation, and the portal opens.
The interview
Unscripted. The guest knows their own world and nothing after it; the host decides how much of ours to tell them.
The hearing
The guest hears a song written about them, and tells us what they make of it.
The host
Dan, the Mortal
The one person in the room who is actually alive. He lights the candle, asks the questions, and lets the dead answer for themselves.