Mockumentary Stories

❝i'm always going to be right here, no one's going anywhere❞ in which lara jansen joins dunder mifflin as an intern, and doesn't expect to find family in the process. the office season 3+ oc x oc

❝The stakes are high, the water's rough, but this love is ours.❞ ST. DENIS MEDICAL | seasons 1-?? Fem!OC x Matt Pearson ( extended summary inside ) © starryeyedturtle

Six months after realising his dream of opening an amusement park, Cliff, unhappy with the park not gaining the success he envisioned, hires a media company to capture all the action in hopes of reaching more people. And in the process, preserve the life and memory of his late husband. Things are not always drama-free though at Ardourmania, and our poor staff are left to mitigate it all, namely security guards Riot and Oman; veteran of the industry Tallie; and the mystery that is ride technician Sakina. Follow along in the chaos, you just might have fun!

The Pitch : What happens when your parents leave for a business trip, and your house's ridiculous electricity load accidentally triggers an ancient alien portal buried right under your basement? For 16-year-old twins Jerry (a struggling vlogger with 47 subscribers) and Jane (a hyper-organized, no-nonsense MBA student), it means their entire house teleports to a completely different, dangerous dimension every single sunrise. To survive, they have to navigate bizarre alien laws, corporate space-bureaucracy, and cosmic anomalies-all while maintaining their intense sibling rivalry and shooting a documentary. But their biggest challenge isn't the blue alien police or floating ghosts; it's Diggy, a sarcastic, lazy, talking mole they accidentally adopt from a cosmic graveyard, who is obsessed with interior decoration and free Wi-Fi. Can they find their way back home before their strictly disciplined parents return? Or will they get permanently erased by the multi-dimensional void? Rankings : 7/7/2026 43 in fun out of 104k stories 1 in Mole out of 259 stories 1 in Mockumentary out of 73 stories 7 in portal out of 6.31k stories

Written by Professor Edward Knoll, the head of the History Department of Lettington University, and Detective James Trane, a member of the Lettington Police Department. Excerpts written by others will be credited appropriately when necessary. This information has been compiled by the authors and only the information that has been thoroughly documented is included to guarantee authenticity. On April 28th, 2017, in Lettington, Colorado, two college students noticed that every Friday night at 10:45 pm, on one of the local radio stations, a random configuration of noises would play with the noises being different every week. After contacting the broadcast station, they learned that the station was paid by a local anonymous individual to play those sounds. The students began to look for who could be paying for these noises and why they were doing it. But in doing so, they started to find things that might have been better left hidden.

Highly distinguished social theorist Dr Claude Gowling has identified an emerging social trend,a social trend that he is deeply worried about. That is the emergence of the 'Manboy', a term Gowling refers to as an adult male who appears,in many ways,to have not grown out of childhood. Follow Gowling's pursuit of the 'Manboy' as he attempts to track down some examples and try to solve this perplexing riddle.

Written by Marc Shawn Serrano and the Vocalizers

Gary only wanted to run a race. He didn't mean to dismantle an entire ideology. When a confused checkbox lands him in the women's division of the world's most "inclusive" sporting event, chaos becomes the main event. Committees multiply. Rulebooks reproduce. Forklifts deliver paperwork instead of medals. By the end, Gary has won everything, and nobody can explain how. A razor‑sharp parody of bureaucracy, fairness, and the eternal quest to make everyone happy at once.

Elise is just trying to survive her first week at a soul-crushing game studio, but life has other plans. Enter Pudgeon: a talking pigeon with a flair for chaos, a smart watch that might be magic, and a train that goes anywhere, even through the laws of reality. Together, they stumble into cosmic battles, magical transformations, and the occasional existential crisis. Part magical girl adventure, part office satire, part absurdist commentary on work, life, and alienation. If you like Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams, and stories where bureaucracy meets heart beams, you've found your next obsession.

This series tackles the personal, legal, and corporal battles that a supergroup, with members from elite K-pop groups, have to face. To test out Jeon Jungkook's idea of creating a supergroup for his friends once they discharge from the military, Kim Taehyung gathers all the idols from the group that Jungkook's friends were in that are also born in 1995. They create a concept for their group: a Work concept, as a wordplay of the term 9-to-5. In their concept, they integrate their satirical commentaries about the industry they are in. There are subplots in between which the 1995-born idols have to contribute or help in. Notes: Expect inaccuracies - may it be grammatical, contextual, structural, or other inaccuracies. This is an alternate universe (AU) story. Contents may seem tied to real events and real people but the contents are fictitious and were not done in real life by the people referenced in the story. Expect themes that would make the reader (you) uncomfortable. It is ensured that a trigger warning (TW) would be indicated.

What happens when the political divisions in the US become more than just rhetoric? In the near future, the US is at war... with itself. East and West, Left and Right... where does it end?

Years after the arrest of Gaku Yashiro, Airi Katagiri pursues her dream of becoming a photojournalist for the Tokyo Daily News. Her ambition leads her to investigate the ruins of an abandoned Oscorp facility-once a symbol of scientific progress, now a scar on the city after a devastating bombing carried out by a shadowy paramilitary group known as Cerberus. But during her investigation, Airi is bitten by a surviving genetically-altered spider, granting her extraordinary abilities. As she struggles to understand her newfound powers, Airi uncovers a deeper mystery behind the Cerberus attack-and a hidden truth that ties Kuroba's experiments, the bombing, and her own fate together.

Just using wattpad to write my outline for a tv series I wanted to write. A mockumentary styled tv-series which is like the Office about Highschool. Comedy/Drama, LGBT characters, gay themes.

This is a scientific report about a queer species that has been recently discovered by NASA (the Natural Alien Subordinate Array). It is extremely scientific. It must be taken seriously. However, to protect these aliens, we may not tell you their location. P.S. Thanks ginyah130 for the cover!

Takes place in a alternate universe i had in deviantart. Is called years of ideology A documentary was filmed about the nation of Northern Ireland

Twenty-four campers gather together at a campsite and participate in challenges to win $1,000,000 on international TV. The winning team of each challenge gets to spend the night in the luxury cabin; second place receives a smaller prize and no elimination, but they have to sleep in an old, rundown house; and the losing team sends a player home and sleeps in a treehouse. Once the groups merge, it's every camper for themselves, and the players battle it out, hoping to either win invisibility and a spot in the luxury cabin or find the hidden invisibility idol that will prevent them from getting voted off. The last player standing wins the million.

The documentary filmmakers are trying a new style to capture the relationship dynamic in the Tucker-Prichett household. They are conducting longer, SOLO, and separate interviews of the two this time to complement what we have seen so far. Just imagine these interviews presented one after the other. Cam and Mitch sometimes address the documentary filmmakers directly here. Set in season eleven -ish. I tried to incorporate what they have said about each other throughout the show. Idk, if it's apparent.

Ah, the 2010s. Say what you want, but there was something special about the 2010s. Maybe it was something in the air. Or maybe this was the calm before a supposed storm. But there was something so special about this era. Something unexplainable, yet garishly obvious. Though that may be easier to say in retrospect. After all, when you look back at life with the rose-tinted lens of nostalgia, things appear to be simpler than they seemed to be back then. But, what if you could see a peek into what life was in a by-gone era? What if you can take a look at the normal back then, warts and all? Well, now you can see it through the eyes of the now-famous documentarist Al Stoney, who found an old documentary he filmed, all the way back between 2014 and 2020, while he was a student at Cornell. The documentary takes place at Costa, Verma and Yamada Law Associates, a law firm based in Brooklyn, NY. The main focus of the show will be on a particular group of people: Stanley Davis (25): smart, ambitious, wants to become a judge, mischievous Rhea Alight (25): really intelligent, socially anxious, really hates paperwork, enjoys films Piper Laverne (31): really girly, THAT girl, can be a mean girl but isn't, enjoys hiking Ivan Pavlov (41): dramatic, wants to be the cool boss, smarter than perceived, competent, Russian born in Texas Eli Miller (25): polite, optimistic, into niche stuff, hard worker, considers these people family Norman Bailey (54): sweet old man, package deal with Bud, loves puzzles and cafes Bud Tucker (56): sweet old man, hates puzzles but does them for Norm, met Norm at Community College Aaron Hoope (31): hardass, hard worker, loves order and precision, lowkey best lawyer, respects Ivan a lot, Lenny Herschel (42): Ivan's best friend at College, famous stand-up comedian, quotes sitcoms and movies all the time, wants Ivan to return to stage