Sin City Saints
★ 6 · 2015 · 23m · Comedy
An off-beat comedy set in the front office of a fictional pro basketball expansion team and centered on Jake Tullus, a Silicon Valley tycoon whose lifelong dream was to buy a pro basketball team but quickly finds he’s in over his head. The group he assembled to run Las Vegas’ first pro sports team won’t be much help.
Episodes
1. The Fool Monty23m · When a bone-headed incident threatens to ruin the Saints' season, owner Jake Tullis and his staff jump into crisis mode. The league sends a gorgeous, no-nonsense lawyer, Dusty Halford, to oversee a disgruntled Jake.
2. Smoke and Mirrors23m · An old issue rears its ugly head for Jake. As Dusty plots his demise, she has a Vegas fling to get over her ex. Byron and Sam attempt to convince a player to come out of retirement to play for the Saints.
3. Gone Catfishing23m · LaDarius falls in love with a girl he meets online. Byron is bullied by the team's enforcer, Artahk Sandov, because he's not getting enough playing time.
4. Mrs. Wu's Tang23m · Wu Lee, a Chinese basketball star, visits Las Vegas. Jake and Dusty each have their own methods to convince him to join the Saints.
5. A Basket Full of Rainbows23m · Cell phone footage of a vicious rant by Coach Doug from the Saints' locker room leaks and Jake and Dusty battle over how to handle it.
6. You Booze, You Lose23m · Jake is challenged by a local radio sports host to prove he cares more about the Saints' season than his lavish partying lifestyle.
7. Urine God's Hands Now23m · In order to secure funding for a new arena, Jake and Dusty must win an ultra-conservative councilman's vote. LaDarius has to pass a random drug test.
8. Because Vegas23m · When Jake's tech company suddenly goes under, he's faced with the ultimate dilemma. Dusty is haunted by an old mistake in the form of a new employee on the Saints' staff.More Like This
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