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LOGLINE

A gifted Philadelphia comedian juggling a blue-collar job, marriage, and fatherhood chases his big break with two

friends determined to become his entourage - if their shortcuts, schemes, and spectacularly bad judgment don't wreck

his life first.

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THE SHOW

Danny Lancaster has the talent to make it. What he doesn't have is a reliable filter for his friends' advice. Between

comedy clubs, neighborhood hangouts, and a home where his wife sees through every excuse, Danny keeps

mistaking the next bad idea for the opportunity he can't afford to miss. His buddies believe in him; they also believe his

success should come with jobs for them.

This Philadelphia buddy comedy turns ambition, loyalty, and the hunger for status into escalating farce. Streetwise

banter, physical comedy, outrageous fantasy sequences, and elaborate cons collide with the genuine affection of a

husband and father trying to build something better.

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THE PEOPLE

Danny is a promising comic and devoted family man whose generosity makes him an easy mark. Durell is the

relentless instigator, armed with absolute confidence and another terrible plan. Ron supplies deadpan agreement,

questionable advice, and romantic misadventures of his own. Cynthia, Danny's sharp, no-nonsense wife, sees the

consequences coming; their eight-year-old daughter, Victoria, keeps his dreams connected to what matters. Around

them orbit Durell's slippery cousin Harold, settlement-chasing "Law Suit" LaVonne, and Danny's formidable

grandmother.

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THE COMEDY KEEPS COMING

Each episode starts with a career opportunity, a favor, or a bruised ego. The guys take a shortcut, double down, and

leave Danny explaining the fallout.

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Pilot:

A mogul's funeral becomes a networking mission involving rented luxury cars and a supposed industry insider

with a very familiar family connection.

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Danny's in a Pickle:

Covering Durell's shift in a giant pickle costume sends Danny into a mistaken-identity disaster

while Harold finds a way to cash in.

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A Piece of Junk:

An explicit photo and a fake social account threaten Danny's reputation as Durell's wounded pride

turns a woman's indifference into a police matter.

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