Blunt Talk
★ 6.7 · 2015 · 30m · Comedy
A British newscaster moves to Los Angeles with his alcoholic manservant and the baggage of several failed marriages to host a sanctimonious talk show.
Episodes
1. I Seem to Be Running Out of Dreams for MyselfAn opinionated British broadcaster in Los Angeles has a drunken escapade which lands him in jail, leaving him scrambling to save his cable news show from cancellation.
2. I Experience Shame and Anticipate PunishmentWalter blows a chance to cover a storm that could give his career a shot in the arm, so his staff formulates a backup plan, while Harry considers making a big sacrifice to save Walter's career.
3. All My Relationships End in PainThe court orders Walter to attend AA meetings while his staff entertain themselves in peculiar ways during the weekend.
4. A Beaver That's Lost Its MindWalter's attempt to be a better father to his youngest son takes a hit when news comes that his former wife is dating a rock star.
5. The Queen of HeartsA friendly poker game gets out of hand, forcing Rosalie to book a controversial guest whom Walter despises. Celia picks up a bad habit.
6. Goodnight, My SomeoneWhen Walter's estranged son returns to LA for a boxing match, Walter aims to make peace with him. Celia gets pulled into family drama.
7. Meth or No Meth, You Still Gotta FlossWalter joins Rosalie on a mission to find her missing husband. Meanwhile, Jim must step into Walter's shoes.
8. Who Kisses So Early in the Morning?Celia makes a blunder that unfavorably thrusts Walter back into the public eye.
9. I Brought a Petting GoatWalter throws an epic party to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the end of the Falklands War.
10. Let's Save Central Florida! Let's Save Midtown!Walter visits an unconventional specialist and then bumps a volatile guest with disastrous results.More Like This
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