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Jimothy Dyck, captain of the starship Explorer says good-bye forever to his family and leaves on a mission that makes no sense.  It was Earth year 3084. Jimothy Dyck, captain of the starship Explorer , was leaving for his final mission in space.   Jimothy gathered his wife, Maria, and two children, Jimothy Jr. and Jennica, to say goodbye forever.   “Where you going, dad?” Jimothy Jr. asked without looking up from his phone.   “I’m going to find the biggest black hole in the e

Today is the first day of filming Sierra Strider’s new movie and she has butterflies in her stomach.   “Sierra!” Vincent Albergotti, the film’s director, greets her with a huge smile. “I’m thrilled to meet you.”   At age 47, Vincent Albergotti’s sun-kissed skin is tanned and leathery from years of living on the Golden Coast in Southern California, producing films for adult entertainment.   Vincent is renowned in the adult entertainment industry for his rigorous methods that h

Jimothy Dyck was asleep in the Trans-Canada Railyard, dreaming of anywhere but here. His dreams were too big for the small town he left behind. He was headed west, to make it big, with a train hopper named Laverne “Rail’n’Jail” Jenkins. But without any direction, he was just wandering aimlessly between endless rows of rail cars until, finally, the distant wail of a midnight freight train pulled Jimothy from his restless dreamland.   “Wake up, Jimothy!” Jenkins whispered, givi

Jimothy Dyck was headed west with a train hopper known as “Rail’n’Jail” Jenkins. They’d spent all night in the Trans-Canada Railyard, where abandoned warehouses with graffiti-stained walls decayed along Winnipeg’s forgotten streets of nowhere. As Jimothy contemplated the spray-painted designs, he couldn’t help but wonder what he was really doing with his life.   “This is bunk!” Jimothy complained, bored of his existence. “When is this train coming? It feels like we’ve been he