Pineapple Express To Venus

Our boys try to come to grips with their relationships with their parents.  Seth has to get over the fact that his dad used to raid the fridge in the middle of the night and eat all of the leftovers.  Sol needs to get over the fact that his mother never accepted that Sol wasn't a homosexual, just because he liked Barbie dolls when he was six (he used to pretend they were hookers).  And they have to figure all this out while trying to repel an invasion of Earth from Venus during a double blind date.

(Fake) Housewives of the East Bay

Jill, a mom new to an upscale East Bay town has trouble fitting in with the established order of things among the moms.  She's arty, crunchy & real v. their botox-fueled continuation of high school with money.    The tables get turned as Jill and four of her arch-nemeses get picked to be on a reality TV show and Jill and the Queen Bee vie for celebrity.

Capote Dooby Doo

Truman Capote, Manhattan socialite writer during the week.  Drunken bon vivant amateur murder detective during weekends in the Hamptons.

House M.D. meets Robert Downey,  Jr's Sherlock Holmes meets Project Runway.

Episode 1: "In Bad Taste"

We meet 50's Manhattan socialite writer, Truman Capote, at the launch party for his new "non-fiction noire" book "In Bad Taste".  The party is being hosted by the Paleys, NYC TV magnates.  Earl Paley IIIrd is wearing a tacky necktie and matching handerkchief.  In his thank you speech, Truman alludes to the fashion faux pas and uses it as a clue to explain in embarrassing detail how he found out about the party and dreaded coming.  His hosts/guests are embarrassed but all agree with Truman's observations and applaud his skill and caustic wit.

Suddenly, the lights go out and Earl Paley IIIrd disappears.  Truman sets out to solve the mystery with his co-hort a young go-getter, fashion magazine fact checker named Anna Wintour.  While solving the mystery Truman tells us the story of "In Bad Taste".

Peekaboo

The popular hostess of a kid's Website/TV show gets fed up with having to talk to little kids in character.  She longs to be taken seriously, but even the President talks about her as if she's a joke.  So instead of teaching kids how to count cupcakes, she decides to start talking to kids about reality.  At first she does it so the kids will bug the shit out of their parents, but eventually she realizes that by speaking honestly to the children she can create amazing changes in people's families.

Square Feet

The Consultant

A CEO befriends a mailroom clerk much to the chagrin of the rest of the company.

Retweeting

The Importance of Being Earnest played our via social networking