Ike Watson's Gang - Revision history

William Jodeit: Add 316: The Last Stand

2026-10-24T01:02:10Z

Add 316: The Last Stand

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	In [[315: Legends Never Die]] Billy McConnell drops the captive Ike at the foot of the stairs when panic overtakes him.		In [[315: Legends Never Die]] Billy McConnell drops the captive Ike at the foot of the stairs when panic overtakes him.

			In [[316: The Last Stand]] Ike Watson, bound and unconscious, is marked with the ritual symbol and consumed by the dead light.

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	*[[314: The Siege]]		*[[314: The Siege]]
	*[[315: Legends Never Die]]		*[[315: Legends Never Die]]
			*[[316: The Last Stand]]

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William Jodeit: Add 315: Legends Never Die

2026-10-24T00:57:54Z

Add 315: Legends Never Die

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	In [[314: The Siege]] the captive Ike is dragged toward the stairs of the burning tavern by Billy McConnell and Dr. Simeon, who call him a sacrifice for the dead light.		In [[314: The Siege]] the captive Ike is dragged toward the stairs of the burning tavern by Billy McConnell and Dr. Simeon, who call him a sacrifice for the dead light.

			In [[315: Legends Never Die]] Billy McConnell drops the captive Ike at the foot of the stairs when panic overtakes him.

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	*[[313: The Arrival]]		*[[313: The Arrival]]
	*[[314: The Siege]]		*[[314: The Siege]]
			*[[315: Legends Never Die]]

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William Jodeit: Add 314: The Siege

2026-10-24T00:00:43Z

Add 314: The Siege

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	In [[313: The Arrival]] the captive Ike is brought into Denny's as the creatures close in on the building.		In [[313: The Arrival]] the captive Ike is brought into Denny's as the creatures close in on the building.

			In [[314: The Siege]] the captive Ike is dragged toward the stairs of the burning tavern by Billy McConnell and Dr. Simeon, who call him a sacrifice for the dead light.

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	*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]		*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]
	*[[313: The Arrival]]		*[[313: The Arrival]]
			*[[314: The Siege]]

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William Jodeit: Add 313: The Arrival

2026-10-23T19:42:15Z

Add 313: The Arrival

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	In [[312: Edge of Sharkness]] Billy McConnell and Ezra Denny find Ike holding Delilah Bevins and Zachary captive amid occult symbols, raving about Carcosa. Levi ambushes them from a closet, and Ezra shoots him dead. Ike is wounded, hog-tied and taken prisoner.		In [[312: Edge of Sharkness]] Billy McConnell and Ezra Denny find Ike holding Delilah Bevins and Zachary captive amid occult symbols, raving about Carcosa. Levi ambushes them from a closet, and Ezra shoots him dead. Ike is wounded, hog-tied and taken prisoner.

			In [[313: The Arrival]] the captive Ike is brought into Denny's as the creatures close in on the building.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[302: The Huggening]]		*[[302: The Huggening]]
	*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]		*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]
			*[[313: The Arrival]]

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William Jodeit: Add 312 episode appearance

2026-10-23T03:02:44Z

Add 312 episode appearance

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	In [[310: Salem's Lot]] the dying Jacob Alister says that Ike Watson shot him and took Delilah and her son toward the shacks on the east side of town.		In [[310: Salem's Lot]] the dying Jacob Alister says that Ike Watson shot him and took Delilah and her son toward the shacks on the east side of town.

			In [[312: Edge of Sharkness]] Billy McConnell and Ezra Denny find Ike holding Delilah Bevins and Zachary captive amid occult symbols, raving about Carcosa. Levi ambushes them from a closet, and Ezra shoots him dead. Ike is wounded, hog-tied and taken prisoner.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[302: The Huggening]]		*[[302: The Huggening]]
			*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]

	==Mentioned==		==Mentioned==

William Jodeit: Add 310 episode appearance

2026-10-23T02:35:39Z

Add 310 episode appearance

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	In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] the investigators look for Ike in the town square, but he is nowhere to be seen.		In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] the investigators look for Ike in the town square, but he is nowhere to be seen.

			In [[310: Salem's Lot]] the dying Jacob Alister says that Ike Watson shot him and took Delilah and her son toward the shacks on the east side of town.

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	*[[306: Cellar Door]]		*[[306: Cellar Door]]
	*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]		*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]
			*[[310: Salem's Lot]]

William Jodeit: Add 309 episode appearance

2026-10-23T02:03:43Z

Add 309 episode appearance

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	In [[306: Cellar Door]] Tallahassee Turner suggests going to find Ike and slap him around a little, partly so that the gang will stop leaving dead cats in the truck.		In [[306: Cellar Door]] Tallahassee Turner suggests going to find Ike and slap him around a little, partly so that the gang will stop leaving dead cats in the truck.

			In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] the investigators look for Ike in the town square, but he is nowhere to be seen.

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	*[[304: Pet, Cemetery]]		*[[304: Pet, Cemetery]]
	*[[306: Cellar Door]]		*[[306: Cellar Door]]
			*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]

William Jodeit: Add 306 episode mention

2026-10-22T16:27:48Z

Add 306 episode mention

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	In [[304: Pet, Cemetery]] the investigators suspect Ike of hanging a dead cat inside their truck.		In [[304: Pet, Cemetery]] the investigators suspect Ike of hanging a dead cat inside their truck.

			In [[306: Cellar Door]] Tallahassee Turner suggests going to find Ike and slap him around a little, partly so that the gang will stop leaving dead cats in the truck.

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	*[[303: The Grand Slam]]		*[[303: The Grand Slam]]
	*[[304: Pet, Cemetery]]		*[[304: Pet, Cemetery]]
			*[[306: Cellar Door]]

William Jodeit: Add 304 episode appearance and bio update.

2026-10-22T11:23:42Z

Add 304 episode appearance and bio update.

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	In [[303: The Grand Slam]] Ezra Denny tells the investigators that Ike is a psychopath, crazy enough to stab someone in the back "twice over and three times on Sunday."		In [[303: The Grand Slam]] Ezra Denny tells the investigators that Ike is a psychopath, crazy enough to stab someone in the back "twice over and three times on Sunday."

			In [[304: Pet, Cemetery]] the investigators suspect Ike of hanging a dead cat inside their truck.

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	*[[303: The Grand Slam]]		*[[303: The Grand Slam]]
			*[[304: Pet, Cemetery]]

William Jodeit: Add episode 303 info

2026-10-20T08:15:44Z

Add episode 303 info

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	===Levi===		===Levi===
	Ike's companion, a young man with long brown hair, short in the front and long in the back. In [[302: The Huggening]] Tallahassee mistakes him for his old ward [[Rondo Corto]] and traps him in a hug that he cannot escape, no matter how hard he tries to shove him off. He insists he has never met Tallahassee, protests "Name is not Rondo," and appeals to the Mayor before leaving with Ike.		Ike's companion, a young man with long brown hair, short in the front and long in the back. In [[302: The Huggening]] Tallahassee mistakes him for his old ward [[Rondo Corto]] and traps him in a hug that he cannot escape, no matter how hard he tries to shove him off. He insists he has never met Tallahassee, protests "Name is not Rondo," and appeals to the Mayor before leaving with Ike.

			In [[303: The Grand Slam]] Ezra Denny tells the investigators that Ike is a psychopath, crazy enough to stab someone in the back "twice over and three times on Sunday."

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[302: The Huggening]]		*[[302: The Huggening]]

			==Mentioned==
			*[[303: The Grand Slam]]