A very funny Cinemax show. It begins with Guy pleading for money. We see him going to TIme/Life building and narrating the footage. His cameraman would rather film himself. He has an encounter with the president of Cinemax who's office is in the boiler room. Guy tries to sell commemorative (paper) plates.
Brock Linehan interviews Libby Wolfson who directed her first film. We see the behind the scenes where she tries to encourage her crew. Her film "Diary Of A Female Person" is screened, it's funny spoof of women's focus groups with some "Belle De Jour" thrown in.
Count Floyd introduces a sidekick The Pittsburgh Midget (played by Joe's brother. Paul Flaherty). The "scary" movie he brings is Chevy Chase in "Modern Problems."
Another Happy Hour segment, Happy Marsden shows the next episode of "Six Gun Justice". Don, Cheaplaffs and Maggie Butterfield escape the falling chandelier from the last episode. Slade and Blackie the villains are working with Tojo (Japanese leader during WWII). It ends on another cliff hanger and the heroes are going to get blown up.
A coming attraction for next week's show and the credits roll.
Brock Linehan interviews Libby Wolfson who directed her first film. We see the behind the scenes where she tries to encourage her crew. Her film "Diary Of A Female Person" is screened, it's funny spoof of women's focus groups with some "Belle De Jour" thrown in.
Count Floyd introduces a sidekick The Pittsburgh Midget (played by Joe's brother. Paul Flaherty). The "scary" movie he brings is Chevy Chase in "Modern Problems."
Another Happy Hour segment, Happy Marsden shows the next episode of "Six Gun Justice". Don, Cheaplaffs and Maggie Butterfield escape the falling chandelier from the last episode. Slade and Blackie the villains are working with Tojo (Japanese leader during WWII). It ends on another cliff hanger and the heroes are going to get blown up.
A coming attraction for next week's show and the credits roll.