Iggy: Hey, internet, Iggy DeLacey here!  Oh, excuse me, Dr. Iggy DeLacey, that's right, I finally got my diploma.  Let me show it to you.  It is right...uh...um...well, we can do that later.  Dr. Frankenstein is busy in the lab doing "top secret science" I'm not at liberty to talk about.  That's seriously what she called it.  "Top secret science."  We are transferring the whole lab over to Area 51 any day now.  But she asked me to read you guys this update.  

"Progress remains steady, following final authorization of our project by Dr. Abraham Waldman who requested not to be named."  Um.  Okay, well, maybe, maybe we ignore that part.  "We have completed reconstruction of the subject's skeletal frame and have moved on to replacing damaged organs, including the liver and portions of the stomach.  One significant challenge remaining is finding access to substantial doses of a wide variety of antibiotics and anti-fungal medications.  Because the subject will have mostly artificial bones, he will lack bone marrow and thus won't generate enough of the immunosuppressive cells that normally fight off infection.  Reference potential treatment options in Figure D, located on page 6 of this document."  Okay, page 6...

Anyway, TL;DR, things are moving forward and we should be ready for the big day on our next full-length episode.  Spooky, right?

Victoria (off screen): Science!

Iggy: Well, spooky science anyway.