Decoys
2020 · Comedy
Five duck decoy carvers from Alberta pursue their dreams of winning the illustrious (their words) Northern Alberta Carving Cup.
Episodes
1. BlanksTo plan the Northern Alberta Carving Cup is to go to war. Also, we meet the carvers.
2. RoughoutsCarving begins for the competitors as the "brain trust" enters a heated negotiation.
3. Float CheckCompetitors test their ducks buoyancy, and the NACC is dragged into the 21st century. Ish.
4. VermiculationPressure mounts. Old rivals clash. Alliances threaten to splinter. And Zeke... begins.
5. Mixer?Competitors descend on Lloydminster for the traditional night before mixer. Cash bar.
6. LloydCompetition day. The spectacle that is the Northern Alberta Carving Cup realized in full.More Like This
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