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[[File:EchoRiverPostcard.jpg|thumb|right|''Here And There Along The Echo'' [[postcards|postcard]].]]
{{title}} is the third {{KRZ}} interlude, released on October 30, 2014 between Acts [[Act III|III]] and [[Act IV|IV]]. The game, described as "dialing software," consists of a phone that can only dial the following number:
:<span class="inconsolata">{{Code|+1 (270) 301-5797</span>}}
Calling this number allows players, as [[Emily, Ben, and Bob]], to have an automated conversation with [[Will]], a guide at the [[Bureau of Secret Tourism]] who provides information about the [[Echo River]].
== Overview ==
The guide offers information about a number of locations seen in [[Act IV]], including the [[Rum Colony]], the [[Iron Pariah]], the [[Silo of Late Reflections]], [[Sam & Ida's]], and the [[Mucky Mammoth]]. The guide also describes a town inhabited by horses that walk the streets, and that has its own roads, but no roads leading to or from the townit. [[Dogwood Drive]] is one of the streets in this town.<ref name="morse">[https://steamcommunity.com/app/231200/discussions/0/617336568075739789/ <nowiki>[SOLVED]</nowiki> Mysterious morse-like code in 'Here and There along the Echo']</ref>
== Extensions == Dialing the extension {{Code|7360 }} at the beginning of the game leads to dialogue from Will requesting players to tell the Bureau why they can't sleep. The extension {{Code|1618}} will lead Will to ask about the last thing players remember before holding a snake. The extension {{Code|7864}} will lead Will to prompt the player for their earliest memory. The extension {{Code|1928}} will lead Will to ask for white noise/TV static. The extension {{Code|0464}} will lead Will to catalogue a new type of weird water. In Act IV, Will checks his answering machine and listens to messages that seem to be responses to this questionthese prompts.
== Encoded messages ==
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Due to the fact the TV Edition comes as a standalone game (without the ability for players to easily access the image of the postcard), Cardboard Computer updated the interlude in January 2020 to include a scrap of paper with the phone number written on it, placed on the table next to the phones.:
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* If there is no save data found, or none of the below conditions are met, the classic pink phone will be present.
* If a player has followed the bureaucracy loop in the [[Bureau of Reclaimed Spaces]] more than three times, the yellow office-style phone will be present.
* If a player has seen most or all of the overworld sights, and has talked to all of the [[Hard Times Distillery|distillery]] skeletons, the modern-style tan phone will be present.
* If a player has not met any of the above conditions, but has named their dog Homer, the vintage-style black phone will be present.
* If a player has not met any of the above conditions, but has named their dog Blue, the white classic phone will be present.
== Weird Telephones ==