THE FARMHOUSE  THE POSSE  THE LIVING DEAD

	Lead Anchor (Craig James) - Charles Wilson was nothing more than a beat reporter when the zombie phenomenon began to occur.  He was at the local preschool covering their annual cookie sale when he received the call that the entire news room had been ravaged by the living dead.  Charles excitedly made his way back to the station where it seemed that the national guard had things under control.  His calm demeanor successfully coaxed thousands of citizens to leave their protected homes and venture out to unmanned rescue stations.  Two days after that fateful newscast, he was lynched and branded the "Butcher of Beaver Falls".
	Message Boy -  Message Boy was enjoying a avocado spritzer at the local watering hole when an extremely irate man entered shouting "I need someone at the news station with some technical experience!".  Message Boy gracefully volunteered.  After all, he used to type 40 words per minute back in "Nam".  Within minutes he was at the teletype machine sending civilians to certain death as they ventured to unmanned rescue stations.
	The Boss -
	Secretary (Paula Richards) -
	Eager Reporter (George Romero) -
	The General -
	Scientist (Mark Ricci) -  The comfortable sound of active bunson burners in Doctor Bernie Gardner's lab was harshly interrupted by the sounds of screams.  The good doctor suddenly found himself surrounded by the living dead with only a scalpel and a handful of tongue depressors to defend himself with.  Luckily he had friends in the white house who needed him on the case.  Quickly whisked away to the comforts of the nation's capital, Dr. Gardner developed the Gardner Theory, which concerned deadly radiation that came from a Venus probe destroyed just outside of the Earth's atmosphere.  The theory was never proven, and mattered little, because shortly after he created this theory, he was escorted to a bunker, and remained there until the crisis had reached full scale.
	Legislator -
	Beatnik Reporter -
	Agile Reporter -
	Soldier Boy (John Russo) - Soldier Boy always did what he was told.  He had 6 months left of active service and then it was off to the comforts of "one weekend a month, two weeks a year".  His final assignment was escorting The Scientist, The Legislator and The General to the secret bunker.  The General told Soldier Boy to guard the door for as long as he could.  Soldier Boy got hungry, and abandoned his post a few hours later to get a snack at the local Pup A Go Go.  Unfortunately he locked the door from the outside and all inhabitants of the bunker perished within weeks.
	Scientist (Frank Doak) -
	Chilly (Bill Cardille) -
	Camera Man -