Chuck is talking to Guy and finishing up a Nerd Herd call inside a corporate office when he sees his ex-girlfriend Jill. Thinking quickly, Chuck hides underneath the table, where he is quickly discovered by his former paramour. […]
Parry and Jack are in Central Park late at night. Parry tries to convince Jack to let loose, while Jack tries to bring Parry back to reality. Parry also tells Jack the story of The Fisher King. […]
Christopher Boyce and Daulton Lee are selling classified government information to the Soviet Union. Boyce wants to get out of the game, so he meets with Lee’s KGB handler, Alex, to explain the situation and find an out. […]
Dr. Jack Mickler meets with his new patient, who believes himself to be the legendary Don Juan DeMarco. In order to convince Dr. Mickler that he’s not delusional, Don Juan tells his life story in detail. […]
Years after serving in the war, Mike return to Vietnam to recover his friend Nick, who went MIA and has basically lost his mind. Mike enters a game of Russian roulette with Nick in an attempt to reach him and bring him back. […]
Rocky Sullivan and Jerry Connolly are childhood friends who robbed a railroad car as kids. As they ran from the police, Rocky saved Jerry’s life by pulling him out of the way of a train. Rocky was caught, but Jerry escaped. Rocky grows up to become a notorious gangster, while Jerry has become a priest. […]
Hit man Jimmy Tudeski and slightly neurotic dentist Nicholas ‘Oz’ Seransky meet in Jimmy’s apartment, which is next door to Oz’s, to discuss certain events that have transpired and to figure out what to do next. […]
General Jack D. Ripper, the delusional commander of a US Air Force base, initiates a plan to attack the Soviet Union with nuclear weapons, even though there is no immediate threat. Group Captain Lionel Mandrake, an RAF exchange officer serving as General Ripper’s executive officer, realizes that there has been no attack on the U.S […]
Read More… from Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Morton, a railroad baron, chastises Frank, his hired gun, for overdoing his job and putting them at risk. Frank expresses a desire to move up in the world, and assures Morton that he’ll take care of the problem. […]
This is a transcription of all 6 phone calls and the rooftop confrontation between Frank Horrigan, an aging Secret Service agent, and Mitch Leary, a former CIA operative who is plotting to assassinate the president. […]
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