SUMMARY:  When the last worshipper of the Greek gods dies, Mr. Black of the Global Order of Deities informs a resistant pantheon that in order to get their believers back - and therefore their waning powers - they're going to have to change their ways, cutting down on the unwieldy number of gods and getting in touch with modern humans - and taking human jobs. The gods are even less impressed when they meet their caseworker, nebbishy Mr. Corgi, who is on his first case - nobody else wanted to touch a pantheism.  After a brief visit from Zeus, who the others are hiding the situation from in fear of his reaction, Mr. Corgi informs them that to rebuild their religion, they'll be going to a place full of people who have lost their way... Los Angeles, California.

Photos by Zachary Bernstein

SUMMARY:  The gods are none too pleased with their new Los Angeles digs, a small house called "Chez Olympus." They're also not thrilled that they have to take human jobs in order to reconnect with and assimilate into modern society. And they're furious when they find that Athena signed a contract without reading it... a contract that obligates them to participate in a reality show arranged by Mr. Black.  Meanwhile, Aphrodite starts her new job as a phone sex operator, while Dionysus must deal with working in a liquor store but being forbidden to drink by his boss, Mrs. Barushnigash.  However, things look up for "Dion" when Marty, a college kid, invites him to a frat party.  Back at the house, the gods are fighting with each other, and Mr. Corgi, after finding that Mr. Black doesn't seem to care how badly it's going, swears that he's going to save their religion anyway.

Photos by Douglas Gabrielle

SUMMARY:  As the reality show gets underway, the gods begin to bicker.  Meanwhile, Dionysus gets into drunken trouble with the goats at a petting zoo, while Artemis sets out on her ill-suited job attempting to sell "Mary Kay Circle R Products" and ends up making new friends who want to give her a makeover.  And an increasingly dispirited Apollo, having rejected taking a human job, tries to hit up Jesus and Buddha for work.  Although he's turned down, the proud Sun God's fortunes change when meets a couple of girls on the beach who describe themselves as sun worshippers.

Photos by Douglas Gabrielle

SUMMARY:  The various gods try to adjust to their new jobs.  Zeus has it the hardest, and goes through the stages of grief as he realizes he's a mortal now.  Meanwhile, Aphrodite is working on a phone sex line, Dionysus is attending keggers, Artemis is enjoying her book club, Hades is working as a children's party clown, and Apollo, still looking for a place where he can be a god, is rejected by Scientology.

Photos by Aaron Francis