Tag Archives: Carole and Tuesday

Well everyone, it’s the final episode and Mr. Tao is here to see Angela Carpenter for one final time as he wants to tell the truth about her origin.

Well everyone, looks like Dahlia Carpenter has taken to the hospital but she’s in critical condition where her chance of survival might be slim.

Well, this is a rare sight as Mr. Tao and DJ Ertegun are working together but then again, it appears that they clashed when it comes to making music for Angela Carpenter.

Here’s Roddy where he delivered some good news that their single “Army of Two” is at No. 53 in the music charts. And sure that Carole and Tuesday’s latest song is impressive given that they’re indie artists, they’ll reach higher … Continue reading →

Well everyone, looks like Carole and Tuesday are getting famous thanks to their wonderful performance during Mars Brightest, despite the fact that they lost the competition over Angela.

Let’s start with Angela Carpenter where she went to Mr. Tao because she’s concerned about the lyrics of the songs. Of course, Mr. Tao explains that it’s written by his AI as it examines everything about Angela, from her expressions … Continue reading →

Well, it appears that Cybelle is getting a bit clingy towards Tuesday Simmons such as combing her hair, as if she’s like an obsessive girl. This prompted Carole to take Tuesday away as they’re prepping up for their upcoming performance. … Continue reading →

Well, seems that Roddy had another idea to make Carole and Tuesday as stars. However, they’ll have to join a Mars-wide talent search competition.

This is Spencer Simmons as he’s here in Alba City because he was ordered by his mother Valerie to take Tuesday back to Hershell. I mean, Valerie Simmons doesn’t want her daughter getting some bad attention during her presidential campaign.

“Hey girls, I’m your manager from now on!” Well, it seems that Gus Goldman is not gonna do bad things towards Carole and Tuesday as he’s here to become their manager. Not sure if he’s trust-worthy. Anyways, Gus Goldman was … Continue reading →