THE BIRD,
TWO GEEZERS WITH
GUNS,
THREE KILOS OF CHARLIE,
AND I GOTTA TAKE A SLASH
by Sean Sweeney & Neil McLean
directed by Sean Sweeney
And other bollocks...
2 Episodes
3/12/16 - 3/19/16
EPISODE ONE (3/12/16)
SUMMARY: In London, ne'er-do-well criminal Simon and his
partner Mickey end up in a passel of trouble when they arrive to meet with Lester One-Eye and find him dead, along with the
hoodlums who attacked him, Grundy and Black Mike. Among the
carnage is a bag with three kilos of Charlie, which Lester had
stolen from crime boss Elmer Fudge. Mickey convinces
Simon that they should steal the drugs, but when Elmer's goons
Ian and Kevin find
the bodies, they assume Simon is responsible - and Elmer now has
it in for him, sending Ian and Kevin in pursuit of him to get
the Charlie back. And, unbeknownst to him, he's gotten his girlfriend Gabby
pregnant, and her enraged father is gunning for him as well.
Even the weapons Simon buys from hiccup-prone arms dealer Winston may not be
enough to get him out of this jam. And in all the running about,
will he ever have time to take a slash?
Photos by Mandi
Moss
EPISODE TWO (3/19/16)
SUMMARY: Elmer Fudge hires Jenkins, a scary brute who
knows how to track people down, to find Simon and Mickey.
Meanwhile, Simon and Mickey don't have any money to buy a gun
from Winston, so he asks them to do him a favor: get the key to
his safe out from inside the dog who ate it. With a chainsaw.
Elmer Fudge makes a connection with Jenkins' current girlfriend,
Marla, and the two plan to steal his rare coin collection and
split the proceeds. Kevin and Ian interrogate Gabby and Petula
as to Simon's whereabouts (and Ian flirts with Petula); they
don't know where he is, but Petula offers to come with them -
and Gabby's rageful dad - to help point him out. Jenkins arrives
at Winston's place and there is a standoff between the two while
Simon and Mickey are in the back with the dog; when the standoff
is interrupted by the arrival of two Mormon missionaries,
Winston escapes, and Jenkins kills the missionaries as he gives
chase. As Gabby realizes that Kevin and Ian mean to kill Simon,
her dad decides to keep an eye on them; he wants Simon alive to
help raise and support the child Gabby's pregnant with. And when
Simon and Mickey, who couldn't go through with the dog surgery,
return to Winston's living room and find the dead missionaries,
Mickey says he knows a guy at the tracks who knows all about
dogs and might also be able to help them unload the Charlie.
Simon is dubious - every time Mickey says he knows a guy, things
get more dodgy for him - but what other choice do they have?