Happyland: Season One: Probe
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In 1998, the entire world unified under one government, named (albeit meekly) Happyland. These are it's stories...
In this season, a Mars probe falls through a wormhole and appears VERY far away from Earth. The pubic responds, and now Felix Barr must juggle news from the probe with his duties as Supreme Commander of the armed forces.
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