Documentarians uncover an explosive scandal when they set out to profile a deluded small town mayor and several of the hamlet's residents during the run-up to the town's first inaugural "Great America Fair".

(comedy, half-hour)

(drama, hour-long)

Allen has an easily-bruised ego, and a psychopathic thirst for payback. In this series he repeatedly hatches anarchic plots of vengeance against those who have lightheartedly chuckled at his missteps in relatively benign social situations.

Eg) After the shame and stigma associated with failing to bust a piñata at a backyard BBQ ruins his life, Allen vows to inflict the same pain he’s felt on those who laughed at his feeble dowel-swings by constructing an impossible-to-bust piñata and inviting his old detractors to take a crack at it.

After his brother falls into a coma, James sets out to catalogue and extrapolate the meaning behind every world event, from political events, to Covid-19, social unrest, and beyond — eventually unearthing the meaning of life itself. But when his brother Todd awakes and takes in the new world, he has one unanswerable question that remains…

Do news anchors always talk like that? Stu Spooner does, and he’s quite the buzzkill in social situations too…