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Party Boys A "Whatever Happened To" look at The Hardy Boys. A hilarious show from the award-winning writer David Huband. Once we stopped watching their adventures every week The Hardy Boys slowly took a turn for the worse. Now in their mid-forties they are fat, disgruntled and either drunk or hung over as they begrudgingly still pursue the lives as sleuths. |
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Six Degrees Michael Dowse, writer/director of Fubar and It's All Gone Pete Tong directs this new high concept, fast paced quirky look at how we are all connected. Lifestyles of the rich and famous to the poor and unknown all go about their day unaware of just how close they are to crashing into each other. Peter Oldring and Pat Kelly play a variety of seemingly unrelated characters who, in the end all tie cleverly together in unexpected ways. Sometimes six degrees of separation…is still too close. |
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London Boy In the late 70's Brad Andrews had a brief brush with semi-fame when he appeared in three episodes of The Littlest Hobo. After spending the next thirty years trying to recapture his glory, Brad finds himself running a struggling film and television casting business. His ulterior motives are obvious as he constantly harasses visiting directors and producers to read his new screenplay "Littlest Hobo: A Dog Grows Up." |
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