Lester is an actor, writer, model, and teacher. Currently based in Los Angeles, he got his start doing community theater in his hometown of Las Vegas. After graduating from UNLV, he moved to Japan, where he continued performing in local theatre productions (some entirely in Japanese!) and wrote and performed his own short films and plays.
Lester then moved to Hong Kong, working with theatre companies such as the Hong Kong Players and the Hong Kong Singers. It was also here that Lester began voice acting. Together with Kynan Dias, he is a host of The Exorcist Minute on TruStory FM.
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The Alpha Verse wasn’t destroyed by Jobu—it was destroyed by everyone finding their own truth and fighting forever. We have thoughts. Then the curtain opens on the Bagel Temple.
A man beats a dog, falls off a cliff, and the dog spends two days trying to save him. Young Satan heals the eye and makes his case against the moral sense. Twain is not playing.
Evelyn punches her daughter in the face, which we are on record as saying is bad—plus the Happiness board game, house slippers during a multiverse crisis, and Bagel the cat.
We start Twain’s Chronicle of Young Satan — and Chapter 1 doesn’t even need its devil yet. A village that punishes goodness and rewards fear is already doing the work.
Twain’s Satan creates a village, kills everyone in it, wipes the clay on his handkerchief, and lists humanity’s faults with mild curiosity. His deepest contempt: the moral sense. File that away.
A bamboo branch becomes thirty objects, crayon wounds erupt in candy, and piñatas turn out to be originally Chinese—the Daniels probably didn’t know, which makes it so much better.
Mark Twain’s dark late period used Satan to say what he couldn’t otherwise. We start with a rated-G claymation — and the news that the book we assigned doesn’t quite exist
Jenny Slate’s elbow macaroni asks why God gave him a hole for no reason—we finally cover Spaghetti Baby Noodle Boy and find Evelyn’s first villain flicker hidden in her answer.
Foxy Waymond catches a multiverse-fried Evelyn in a Hong Kong alley—plus hot dog production design secrets, body-swap genre theory, and a moquette rabbit hole that somehow nails the film’s thesis.
Raccacoonie voiced by Randy Newman sends Evelyn fleeing into the hot dog universe—plus a Randy Newman dynasty deep dive and a serious debate about whether that scene is assault.