S1.E3 ∙ Does the Veep Know?

Old 1970s Martial arts films individually re-cut down to standard television half hour lengths, re-scored with hit music, re-dubbed with the comedic voice overs of hip hop personalities, and re-combined with comic book style graphics and video game theme pacing.

Burlak and Okun are professional car thieves. Fulfilling the order, they steal a premium foreign car and find two million dollars in the trunk. The owners of the money quickly track down their friends. The perch is killed, and Burlak manages to escape. To hide, Burlak goes to the rural wilderness, where Okun's father lives, who has not seen his son since he was five years old. Here he impersonates his deceased friend. Burlak and Okun are the same age, they grew up together in an orphanage, so Burlak knows in detail the circumstances of his friend's childhood and takes advantage of it.

Fahsai is heartbroken after her ex-boyfriend cheated on her. Yet he still has the nerve to ask her to take him back so, to avoid him, Fahsai's friend took her on a trip to Japan. While she was there, Fahsai was held at gunpoint by a Hong Kong mafia named Daniel Wong. The man was shot and needed a place to stay that night so he ordered Fahsai to take him to her hotel room. And that's how their story began.

When America's Top Influencers go head to head to prove who's the most popular "IT Girl," Things get out of hand.

Flying Rhino Junior High is an animated half hour show about Billy O'Toole, the slickest power tool slinger at Flying Rhino Jr. High, Earl P. Sidebottom, the smartest modem manipulator this side of the international dateline and a diabolical plan to make school the most miserable place on earth. The show is based on the successful "Flying Rhinoceros" book series, currently distributed as curriculum text books in school classrooms and libraries across the United States.