Cafe In The Void
2026 · Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Comedy · Drama · War & Politics
In the midst of the 2020 pandemic, immigration and racial strife and World Wide economic collapse, a young activist woman of color falls in love with a Conservative Caucasian. Not without the help of three wise Homeless Men and their odd Friends who inform the young lady of the worlds biggest conspiracies and the ominous Committee of 10 who are hellbent on taking over the world. They also awaken her to "The Frequency" - a vibration that, if achieved, opens up a vortex to a mysterious Café in the Void where there exists no time - no space. Once there she meets Bob Marley, Gandhi, Thomas Paine and John Lennon who are at a crossroads in their lives before they went out and changed the world. With the advice of a mystical café barista and the historical figures, Vivi discovers the secret to make the world a better place to live. But is she too late? And can her new love help her go out and change the world?
Episodes
1. The Earth Stood Still32m · At the start of the 2020 pandemic lockdowns, Vivi, a BLM supporter, meets her neighbor Tom, a MAGA supporter. Despite their differences, he tells her about the only café still open during the shutdown. Realizing she needs a break, Vivi decides to go. Once there, she encounters Icarus—a “wall-less” man who drifts around the café—and her journey to uncover a deeper truth begins
2. The Journey To Truth27m · Icarus and Vivi journey out to the Salton Sea, where they meet with the other three Wisemen—and a handful of intriguing outsiders who have chosen a life off the grid. But their reunion takes an unexpected turn when Vivi is discovered with something she shouldn’t have, setting off a chain of unforeseen consequences.
3. The Garden of Love36m · Vivi discovers a mysterious frequency that transports her to the Café In The Void. There, she encounters Ying &Yang, along with Bob Marley, whose presence inspires a powerful idea—to help heal the world. With guidance from MAGA neighbor Tom, Vivi finds a renewed sense of purpose: encouraging home gardening as a way to bring people together and restore balance during the pandemic.
4. A Stand For Peace28m · Vivi returns up to the Café In The Void, where she meets Mahatma Gandhi and leaves with another inspired idea to help the world. After the challenges she faced with her last video, she once again enlists Tom’s help, and together they set out to create the world’s first “Girl-Cott.”
5. The Fight For Common Sense33m · Tom and Icarus embark on a mission to rescue Vivi, Détente, and Quantum from the underground bunker of Phil Phates, aided unexpectedly by a group of BLM and MAGA protesters. Meanwhile, Vivi is pressured by the Committee of Ten to reveal the frequency she uses to communicate with the other side. Once forced there again, Vivi meets Thomas Paine who is discovering his most influential writing.
6. A Path To Redemption31m · While stuck in the Cafe In The Void, Phil Phates meets John Lennon and comes away with a new understanding of his role in the world. He must then convince the rest of the Committee of Ten of his new World plans, but will the Queen accept? Meanwhile, Vivi and Tom embark on making one last Anonymous video in the name of Common Sense.More Like This
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