The Last OK Place

The classic story: girl gets out of jail, enters the apocalypse, meets cute girl, is forced to work with mismatched group of comrades to pay her debt. Find us on Facebook / Follow us on Twitter

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You don't have to convince us that women kick ass

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Throwback to this cuteness

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Straight people don’t get to determine whether their actions were homophobic. 

Straight people don’t get to determine whether their actions were homophobic. 

Straight people don’t get to determine whether their actions were homophobic.

STRAIGHT PEOPLE DON’T GET TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEIR ACTIONS WERE HOMOPHOBIC.

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Straight people can determine that their -intentions- weren’t homophobic, and apologize if their -actions- were unintentionally homophobic. But they don’t get to determine whether their actions were homophobic in the first place.

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@overcaffinatedravenpuff gets it.

You can do something homophobic without being a pitchfork-wielding homophobe who wants all of us to burn. Even allies do homophobic things sometimes by mistake when they just want to help us.

If your actions unintentionally harmed someone, just say “I’m sorry, I’ll try not to do that again,” and it’s all good.

What you don’t do is say, “You’re wrong. You’re stupid/overreacting/I have gay friends so nothing I say is ever homophobic.”

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THAT'S A WRAP on the TLOP pilot episode

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Sometimes improvisation is too much

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Feel free to drool - our lead it damn good looking

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Like this sweet T-Shirt design? You could win a FREE shirt for showing some apocalypse love! Head on over to our Facebook page (@lastokplace) and comment your ideal post-apocalypse zombie killing weapon of choice. Make sure to also tag a friend, and you could be randomly chosen as our T-Shirt winner! In addition, our favorite commenter will win a special prize. 😃🎁 Comment before January 13th to be eligible. Design credit to Lucerna Studio.

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Re-Introducing MILO as Hopscotch!

Milo the Dog will portray Quinn’s K9 friend as they traverse the apocalypse together.

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Milo Lohof was born in Pátzcuaro, Mexico in 2015.

At the tender age of seven months, he was involved in an accident that would change his life forever.

After being badly hurt, he was saved by his faithful friend Winnie Lohof who brought him back to the United States.

Due to an infection in his front right leg, he had to have his leg amputated. Through tender love and care, Milo was able to make a full recovery.

He enjoys chasing squirrels, riding in the car with his human, listening to punk music, and cuddling up early in the morning.

Milo is excited to work with the cast and crew in his first ever on screen appearance as Hopscotch.

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Look. 2016 was real damn weird. Let’s be weird together in 2017. Follow us on social. 

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Before I headed out to get some more work done I wanted to thank everyone who contributed to our campaign. We WILL be moving forward with the project. Happy New Year! We gotta get back to work now

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Only 34 hours remain in our crowd funding campaign! Help us produce the first episode of the web series by contributing and sharing. The perks are limited, so now is your last chance to score that sweet T-shirt or poster! Thanks again to all of you who have supported us this month. Here comes the #apocalypse! Check out "The Last OK Place Web Series" on Indiegogo http://igg.me/at/thelastokplace/shre/1760942 #lastchance #crowdfunding #lgbtmedia #womeninfilm #golocal #missoula #webseri

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HUGE thank you for everyone who’s contributed to our INDIEGOGO campaign to make this web series.

If you haven’t checked it out there’s still time! 

Happy Holidays! 

Kick ass and don’t die. 

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Re-Introducing our lead character, QUINN WILDER (Winnie Lohof):

Quinn is the protagonist of our series. During the midst of the chaos, she is released from jail to help manage the Fort’s zombie problem.

Resourceful, reserved and quick witted, Quinn become the natural, albeit unwilling, leader of her squad.

They’re definitely not the people she’d choose to have around her in this post-apocalyptic landscape, but she’s quick to adapt.

And to be honest, one of the girls– a former pre-med student – doesn’t seem so bad…

Romance and potential friendships aside, Quinn has a larger mission in mind. If she can just escape the Fort alive.

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Help us #crowdfund on Indiegogo!

With just a tad over a week remaining in our crowdfunding campaign, we need as much help as we can get! Remember, our flexible-type funding will allow us to produce whatever we can, even if we don’t reach our ultimate goal. Therefore, anything helps! You know you can skip that coffee for your future enjoyment of the zombie apocalypse...

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The holidays are approaching and you're in the giving mood. Well, we want to give you something, too! Why don't you pick your favorite perk from our Indiegogo campaign? We still have some limited edition perks remaining! Check out "The Last OK Place Web Series" on Indiegogo http://igg.me/at/thelastokplace/shre/1760942

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It took some time, but we found the perfect actress to play quippy Kennedy Hunt and we're stoked to introduce her... ---------- Chloe Dittloff has been acting since the tender age of 5 years old, when she began as a poppy in a Missoula Children's Theatre production of "Wizard of Oz". Since then she has continued to dabble in the world of acting as she has worked to instill positive change through activism. As a bisexual Native American, she has fiery fervor for enhancing the state of the world environmentally, socially, and geopolitically. If you've seen a blue-haired, fashion conscious young lass strutting the streets, chances are you know Chloe; and you probably know how excited she is to be a part of TLOP.