Big Time in Hollywood, Fl
★ 7.1 · 2015 · 22m · Comedy
Follows two delusional brothers, who are self-proclaimed filmmakers, as they are kicked out of their parent's house and end up on an epic cinematic journey.
Episodes
1. Severance22m · After aspiring filmmakers and brothers Ben and Jack Dolfe learn that their parents plan to kick them out, they concoct an elaborate scheme to scam them.
2. Intervention22m · Ben, Jack and their best friend, Del, are questioned by police; Diana and Alan organize a drug intervention for Ben, who attempts to flee the country.
3. Rehabilitation22m · Ben adjusts to life in rehab; Jack gets used to living in his new apartment which also includes a new car he received from Alan; Diana hires a private investigator to follow Del.
4. To Catch a Paparazzi22m · Jack and Ben reunite in rehab, where they encounter Cuba Gooding Jr. and try to figure out a way to get him involved in their filmmaking projects; Diana's private investigator is following the boys.
5. A Night In22m · While Alan and Diana enjoy a romantic dinner, the boys are threatened at gunpoint; an unexpected turn of events.
6. Separate but Equal22m · Ben goes home and attempts to put his life back together, while Jack continues working on his films; Del pursues a love interest; Malloy and Zdorkin try to find out what Scoles has to do with the case.
7. What Dreams May Come22m · Ben and Jack reunite with Cuba Gooding Jr., who has an exciting proposition for them; Diana and Alan pursue couples therapy; Malloy secretly investigates the Dolfe family.
8. Monkey Largo22m · Ben and Jack begin production on their film; Del faces looming danger on the set.; couples therapy.
9. The Hand That Feeds22m · The boys find themselves in danger as Malloy closes in on the truth behind their crimes.
10. Art Imitates Death22m · Everything comes to a head on the set of Ben and Jack's film and tensions reach a boiling point.More Like This
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