In this shockingly DOCTA, Sid Yiddish contracts the enigmatic Dr. Nothing for a truly bright idea. Working as a patsy for an intelligence agency, Sid wants to know if the good doctor can shed some light on a dark problem: can he turn a common fluorescent light into a surveillance camera? Dr. Nothing, sensing a buzz of excitement (and perhaps high voltage), accepts the challenge.
Meet the one and only Sid Yiddish with a TRUTH so big, he's got a permanent surveillance team tracking his every move. His brilliant, world-changing plan to leak the secret? Ditch the cloud, fire up a laptop that weighs more than a cat, and pray that that OS/2 still boots. There is a "Got Kennedy?" shirt-wearing dude on the couch watching TV unwittingly observing the outcomes who is not emotionally prepared for the truth to come out so quickly; and Sid with a dial-up connection to a secret "Intelligence" platform that probably still makes that eeee-KSHHH-shhhk sound as the final push to the domino-effect.
Imagine a world that flickers at the edges… a reality that isn’t quite solid. In stark, haunting black and white, we meet Sid: a broken man hiding behind a fedora and mask, clutching a bottle in the shadows, whispering the words that will doom him: “I wish I could be someone else…”
The Parrot Follow suggests the pervasive nature of words and how the reversal meaning of words can be used to control the populous in a direction they may otherwise resist. This episode clues on "Truth" vs Falsehood and that both are just as credible as a tool of deception. The parrot does not know what is says, it only mimics words. Here we explore the idea of The Parrot Follow that parrots in this metaphor of social control become the leaders and the public are just as equally duped.