Forgive Me!

Hello St. Patrick Parishioners!

Season 4 of Forgive Me is almost ready to be released out in the world. We’re gearing up for the launch of the season by releasing some episodes of Confessions with Klem, a previously Patreon-exclusive mini series that accompanied Season 3 of the show. This series follows everyone’s favorite nihilistic donut-loving priest Klem into the St. Patrick's confessional to chat with a variety of parishioners we have and have not met before.

Confessions With Klem: Lisa

Lisa visits Klem to discuss Mitchell's new gourmet brownie habit.

Here’s our cast in order of appearance:

Danyelle Ellett as Lisa

Josh Rubino as Fr. Klem

Written and directed by Bob Raymonda.

Dialogue Editing by Bob Raymonda.

Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda.

Graphic design by Jack Marone.

You can find a transcript of this episode here.

Confessions With Klem: Al

Al visits Klem to pre-confess some future sins.

Here’s our cast in order of appearance:

Joe Fisher as Al

Josh Rubino as Fr. Klem

Written by MJ Bailey.

Dialogue Editing by Bob Raymonda.

Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda.

Graphic design by Jack Marone.

You can find a transcript of this episode here.
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Hello St. Patrick’s Parishioners!

Adam here to give you a few updates… because it’s been a while! Season 4 of Forgive Me is almost ready to be released out in the world. We’re gearing up for the launch of the season by releasing some episodes of Confessions with Klem, a previously Patreon-exclusive mini series that accompanied Season 3 of the show. This series follows everyone’s favorite nihilistic donut-loving priest Klem into the St. Patrick's confessional to chat with a variety of parishioners we have and have not met before.

Confessions with Klem: Bella

Bella confesses for the first time to Father Klem.

Written and directed by Bob Raymonda

Cast:

Josh Rubino as Father Klem

Gabby Ammerman as Bella

Dialogue editing by Bob Raymonda

Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda

Confessions with Klem Art by Jack Marone

Find a transcript of the episode here.

Confessions with Klem: Tom

Tom comes into the confessional to talk about David, but gets a surprise.

Here’s our cast in order of appearance:

Derek Emerson Powell TomJosh Rubino Fr. Klem

Written and directed by Jack Marone.

Dialogue Editing by Bob Raymonda.

Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda.

Graphic design by Jack Marone.

You can find a transcript of this episode here.
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Father Ben meets a woman named Harper who is experiencing some Havoc in her life.

Produced by Rogue Dialogue Productions (roguedialogue.com) and Atypical Artists (https://www.atypicalartists.co)

Written by Lauren Shippen with Story Editing from Bob Raymonda

Cast:

Lauren Shippen as Haper and Havoc

Casey Callaghan as Fr. Ben

Josh Rubino as Fr. Klem

Dialogue editing and mixing by Adam Raymonda.

Two Thousand and Late theme music by Brian Grugle

Crossover theme arranged by Adam Raymonda

Logo by Sam Twardy (www.samtwardy.com)

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Find a transcript of the episode here.

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In a small town in upstate New York, Harper lives a completely mundane existence. After years trying to get an artistic career off the ground, she’s retreated to her tiny hometown, working minimum wage jobs and trying to ignore her chronic pain. All her days are exactly the same–wake up, have a cup of instant coffee, go to work, go home, have a microwave meal, watch TV, go to sleep. With the exception of her girlfriend–the one bright spot in Harper’s life–existence is tedious and never-ending.

TWO THOUSAND AND LATE is the story of Havoc, a demon from hell, sent to bring along the apocalypse. Only, when they arrive, they find that the end of the world isn’t as straightforward as they thought. But that doesn’t mean they can’t still sow a little chaos–Harper, the human they were assigned to, is incredibly ordinary but has more rock bottom to find.

In an altogether different small town in Upstate New York, Forgive Me! tells the story of Father Ben, a young try-hard Catholic priest has been reassigned to St. Patrick's Catholic Parish under mysterious circumstances. Each episode follows Ben into the confessional with another eccentric parishioner from around town, exploring the intertwined lives of this new community and the funny, sad, and sometimes painful experiences that come out of the Catholic experience.
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A slightly older, slightly wiser Marisol pays a visit to St. Patrick's.

Produced by Rogue Dialogue Productions with WGC Productions

Written by Jade Madison Scott.

Cast:


Mo McKynzie as Marisol


Casey Callaghan as Fr. Ben 

Dialogue editing by Bob Raymonda

Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda

Small Victories original theme by Sterlyn Termine

GRAPHIC DESIGN:


Small Victories logo by Julia Patrick 


Forgive Me Logo by Sam Twardy (www.samtwardy.com)

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Learn more about Small Victories here.

Find a transcript of the episode here.

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We’re excited to introduce you to TWO THOUSAND AND LATE, a dark comedy series from Lauren Shippen & Atypical Artists of The Bright Sessions Fame. 

In a small town in upstate New York, Harper lives a completely mundane existence. After years of trying to get an artistic career off the ground, she’s retreated to her tiny hometown, working minimum wage jobs and trying to ignore her chronic pain. All her days are exactly the same–wake up, have a cup of instant coffee, go to work, go home, have a microwave meal, watch TV, go to sleep. With the exception of her girlfriend–the one bright spot in Harper’s life–existence is tedious and never-ending. 

And then, on her thirty-sixth birthday, a demon possesses Harper. So. Not so mundane after all. 

TWO THOUSAND AND LATE is the story of a demon from hell sent to bring along the apocalypse. Only, when they arrive, they find that the end of the world isn’t as straightforward as they thought. But that doesn’t mean they can’t still sow a little chaos–the human they were assigned to is incredibly ordinary, but has more rock bottom to find. 

We’ll be producing FORGIVE HAVOC: A TWO THOUSAND & LATE x FORGIVE ME! Crossover LIVE at KGB Bar on Friday, June 12 in New York City during the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival. Learn more about the series and find tickets to the performance below.

TWO THOUSAND & LATE

FORGIVE HAVOC TICKETS

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