The Sliding Machine strands him in parallel universes. They must survive each jump to find home.
Played | 15 times |
Cloned | 1 times |
Created | 100 days ago |
Last Updated | 83 days ago |
Visibility | Public |
California University
a major university in the city of San Francisco, located in an alternate reality where things are slightly different from our world. While the show doesn't go into much detail about the specifics of the university, it's portrayed as a typical college campus with a mix of modern and traditional architecture, bustling with students and faculty. The university often serves as a backdrop for some of the more academic or science-driven plotlines, with characters interacting with professors or researching technology in various realities. In the alternate universes the characters visit, California University can look completely different, such as being a high-tech institution or a more militarized version, depending on the world's changes. It embodies the idea of how institutions of higher learning can evolve and shift in different realities.
Doppler Computer Store
A small, eclectic tech shop in San Francisco, known for its wide range of computer parts and gadgets, often helping the Sliders with their equipment needs. The store is compact and filled with a mix of vintage and modern tech. Changes Across Realities: In a tech-advanced world, it’s a sleek store selling futuristic devices. In a dystopia, it’s a black-market tech shop. In a less developed universe, it offers only basic tech. In a corporate-controlled reality, it’s a sterile, branded store with limited selection. Doppler Computer Store adapts to each universe, always offering the tools the Sliders need.
Golden Gate Command Center (GGCC)
A sprawling military base on San Francisco's coast, built on an old naval station. Fortified with fences, watchtowers, and patrols, it features an advanced operations hub, barracks, training grounds, and hangars for helicopters and drones. The base specializes in defense and tech research, including experimental weapons and, in some realities, dimensional travel. Alternate Universe Variations: High-Tech World: A futuristic fortress with energy shields and wormhole research. Dystopian World: A repressive stronghold for a totalitarian regime. Post-Apocalyptic World: A crumbling ruin scavenged by survivors. Peaceful World: Converted into a civilian research center or park. The GGCC reflects each reality, often becoming a key site for the Sliders to explore or face challenges.
Quinn Mallory's Mom's House
Quinn Mallory lives with his mom in a cozy, two-story house in San Francisco. The main floor is comfortable, filled with family photos and everyday clutter. In the basement, however, Quinn’s science experiments take over—tools, wires, and equations cover every surface. The Sliding Machine, an intricate and chaotic contraption, sits amid the clutter, a testament to Quinn’s relentless drive for discovery.
The Blue Note Lounge
A legendary jazz club in San Francisco, known for its intimate vibe and vintage charm. The dimly lit space features exposed brick walls and a small stage perfect for live performances. Rembrandt Brown often sings here, captivating audiences with his soulful voice. Changes Across Realities: In alternate universes, The Blue Note Lounge adapts to its world: In a dystopian universe, it’s an underground resistance hub. In a tech-driven world, it features AI jazz bands and holograms. In a corporate reality, it becomes a sterile, upscale club. In a controlled society, it turns into a government-approved music hall. No matter the universe, the lounge always reflects its surroundings, offering a unique experience for Rembrandt and his audience.