waterlilybarb

Just got them.  Sorry about that.  Don't know how I missed it.  It's good to go.

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Threesome Premiered on Comedy Central UK on October 17, 2011

About the Show:
Threesome is a comedy about three inseparable friends on the verge of 30. Alice (Amy Huberman) lives with her boyfriend Mitch (Stephen Wight) and their gay best friend Richie (Emun Elliot). Together they form three points of an unlikely triangle, living, laughing and larging it together.

After one particularly big night out, they end up having an unplanned threesome which results in an even more unplanned pregnancy. They decide its time to ditch the party lifestyle and have the baby. As a threesome.

Soon its all ante-natal classes, baby showers and herbal tea. But its still possible to have fun when youre a grown up...isnt it?

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Amy Huberman	Alice Heston
Emun Elliott	Richie Valentine
Stephen Wight	Mitch Ennis

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Episode 1: (Oct/17/2011)
Alice turns 30. The three have a drug-addled threesome. Alice gets pregnant. She and Mitch decide to get rid of it. Mitch changes his mind. Mitch and Richie race to stop Alice at the clinic. More happens but that would spoil it before you see it.

Episode 2: (Oct/17/2011)
And now our threesome have to figure out how to explain their unusually triangular relationship to the world. And most crucially – to Alice’s domineering and not entirely nice mother Lorraine (who is not fond of Mitch but adores Richie). But how to explain the threeway daddy-mummy-daddy set up?

Meanwhile, Mitch and Richie (having all jointly sworn off drink and drugs in solidarity with Alice) stumble across a stash of drink and drugs. Will they be strong enough to resist temptation whilst also assembling all the new nursery flat-pack? Or is it just an immutable fact of life that flat-pack is far more easily assembled on drugs?

Episode 3: (Oct/24/2011)
Alice, Mitch and Richie attend their first antenatal class. To everyone’s surprise Alice and Richie are hopeless and Mitch is an amazing proto-father. Alice and Richie go into panic mode about their suitability as future parents, and so Mitch entrusts them with a robot baby from the antenatal class to practice on. All they have to do is feed it, rock it, change it – and not totally destroy it.

Richie also meets – or rather pulls – a genuinely amazing man, Dave The Builder (guest star Adam Garcia). Richie likes him, but only to a point – he’s not grown-up enough to have a grown-up relationship. Can Mitch persuade Richie that maybe it’s time to give love a chance?

Episode 4: (Oct/31/2011)
Mitch still hasn’t got a job, and now his lack of funds is starting to become a problem. Alice needs reliable support more than anything right now – the full reality of what’s about to pop out of her in six months time is starting to hit home, and with the impending 12 Week Scan they’re actually going to get to see their baby for the first time. It’s time for Mitch to step up to the plate. Unfortunately for Mitch, he spectacularly fails to do so.

Which is when Ben turns up. Ben is tall, handsome, rich, charming, successful and Alice’s ex from four and a half years ago. Back in the day, Alice dumped Ben then started dating Mitch, and when Mitch actually meets the man who he replaced his insecurity starts going into overload. Ben is everything a woman could want in a man – but surely when it comes down to it, Alice will always chose her Mitch?

Episode 5: (Nov/07/2011)
To Alice’s amazement – Richie and Dave (Adam Garcia) are now dating! Proper boyfriends and everything. With Richie’s birthday approaching a day of fun, fun, fun is being planned. But when Dave reveals he has alternative plans for Richie, tensions arise between the friends as Alice and Mitch conspire to keep Richie to themselves.

When plans backfire, Richie ends up leaving Alice and Mitch to spend the day with Dave, who unveils his own special birthday surprise. But that means Richie leaving Alice and Mitch on the night they’ve planned so hard for so long to make special. Who is Richie going to choose?

Episode 6: (Nov/14/2011)
The mothers are coming! All the mothers; Mitch, Richie’s and Alice’s, all together, all for the first time.

Alice, just a month from popping, has decided to throw a baby-shower, and so Lorraine (Alice’s mum, Pauline McLynn), Sue (Mitch’s mum) and Jenny (Richie’s mum) converge on the flat to deluge her with presents and attention. Alice in turn has taken to baking, not-swearing and dressing like a proper woman. Mitch and Richie are horrified.

Mitch and Richie escape for the evening to a local bar, and run into Wendy; a ballsy, feisty, fabulous girl who reminds them very much of a pre-pregnancy Alice. Spending time with Wendy is wonderful, but it’s like cheating on Alice. Mitch and Richie vow to call off the 'affair', but when Princess Lullaby Dreamtime – a nauseating baby shower gift – arrives in the flat, the combination of that, Alice and The Mothers are more than Mitch and Richie can bear. How long can they hold out before they’re drawn back into Wendy’s arms, and how will Alice react when the two women finally meet?

Episode 7: (Nov/21/2011)
B-Day is nearly upon us! Just two weeks until Alice gives birth. To celebrate they throw a ‘Final Push’ fancy dress party – one last blast of chaos before the baby comes – to which Alice wears what is undoubtedly the finest pregnancy fancy dress costume of all time. Their friends are there, their mums are there – and Alice unexpectedly goes into labour early in the middle of it all.

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Episode 1: Back to School (Oct/01/2012)
Mitch has decided it’s time to get a career, and fancies training as a teacher. The problem is he doesn’t have the grades to get into teacher training college, so has to go back to school to re-sit the exam.

Mitch finds himself in a classroom full of sixteen year olds, including bad-boy Chris who quickly leads Mitch astray. It’s up to Mitch’s naively optimistic young teacher and his ‘parents’ Alice and Richie to keep him on the straight and narrow, so that the student may yet become the teacher.

Episode 2: Vacuum (Oct/08/2012)
It’s Richie’s first day back at work after paternity leave, and Mitch and Alice are worried they won’t be able to cope without him. Richie is more worried about his idiotic new PA Billy (Jonny Sweet).

After experiencing the First Day Back From Hell, Richie returns exhausted to the flat, only to get into an argument with Mitch for not appreciating his efforts as a domestic goddess. After the argument unexpectedly escalates into accidental violence, Richie discovers that only Billy can help undo the mess his home life has become.

Episode 3: Alice's Friend (Oct/15/2012)
With Mitch back at school and Richie back at work, Alice decides it’s time to make a new friend: a mum-chum.

After taking Lily for a check-up, Alice hits it off with Dr Julie Brennan (Ruth Bradley) and acquires a high status new friend. Julie comes as a package with her useless husband Colin (Robert Webb) – a man so inept that he has been barred from having anything to do with the raising of his children. However, when Mitch and Richie discover that Colin has a dark secret, Alice finds herself in a tricky situation...

Episode 4: Photograph (Oct/22/2012)
Alice, Mitch & Richie decide to get Lily’s photo taken – a beautiful family portrait to capture this exciting new phase of their lives.

However, on their way to the photographers Alice makes an enemy of the pedantic and punctilious security guard Mr Scrutton (Bill Bailey) and the day descends into chaos when Scrutton detains the trio for shoplifting and Alice makes the worst mistake a new mother can...

Episode 5: Future (Oct/29/2012)
Alice, Mitch and Richie get accidentally trapped in a rental storage unit over the bank holiday weekend. Left imprisoned for several hours, the three worry that they may never be rescued, and start to contemplate their own mortality.

In the process, Mitch insists that they unburden themselves of any secrets that may remain between them, but once the floodgates open none of them are too happy with the home-truths that come rushing out.

Episode 6: Dad (Nov/05/2012)
Sandwich Harry, the demon ex-boyfriend who totally broke Richie’s heart four years ago, is back on the scene, and Richie is determined to see him to get some closure. The spanner in the works is the sudden arrival of a mild mannered middle-aged Persian man called Mo (Peter Polycarpou), who turns out to be Richie’s real father.

Richie finds himself lying about who everyone really is and dragging Alice and Mitch into a complicated web of deceit. Things eventually come to a head over a dramatic dinner party when Mo admits he hasn’t been entirely truthful about everything either...

Episode 7: I Don't (Nov/12/2012)
Alice and Mitch have finally decided to get married. There’s only one problem: they discover that they are already married…to each other!

Alice and Mitch tied the knot on a drunken Las Vegas trip two years ago, and have absolutely no memory of the event. But Alice and Mitch are determined to have a proper wedding. So there’s only on thing for it: They’re going to have to get divorced first, and do it in dazzling ‘Threesome’ style.

The series ends in spectacular fashion with tears, laughter, surprise, disaster – and a horse.

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The Inbetweeners (US) Premiered on MTV on August 20, 2012

About the Show:
Will, Simon, Jay and Neil aren't losers. They aren't popular either. Not yet. They exist somewhere in the middle. Just four friends plotting a course through the awkward and often humiliating journey of being a teenager. Finding strength in their shared shortcomings... mostly by mocking each other. Because that's what friends are for.

Based on the hit British series, The Inbetweeners is a show about the days you never forget. An authentic peek at a group of teenagers charging into adulthood the way we all do... by taking one step forward and three steps back.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Joey Pollari	Will Mackenzie
Bubba Lewis	Simon Cooper
Zack Pearlman	Jay Cartwright
Mark L. Young	Neil Sutherland
Alex Frnka	Carly D'Amato
Brett Gelman	Mr. Gilbert
Avery Camp	Lauren
Marie Avgeropoulos	Samantha

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Episode 1: First Day (Aug/20/2012)
On his first day at a new school, Will Mackenzie's dream of reinventing himself as a cool kid are dashed when the vice principal has three social "inbetweeners," kids who aren't popular but aren't complete nerds either, show him around. An adaptation of the acclaimed British coming-of-age comedy.

Episode 2: Sunshine Mountain (Aug/27/2012)
Simon gets his driver's license and transports the gang to a local amusement park, where he hopes to impress Carly, and Will sets out to ride an infamous roller coaster.

Episode 3: Club Code (Sep/03/2012)
After a failed attempt of day drinking at a bowling alley, the boys decide to join Carly and her friends for a night of clubbing.

Episode 4: The Wrong Box (Sep/10/2012)
Will meets the girl of his dreams and starts a campus cooking club in an attempt to appeal to her interests. Simon also joins the club, hoping to establish his own cooking connection with Carly.

Episode 5: The Masters (Sep/17/2012)
Simon and Will play golf with Simon's dad, but Simon's competitiveness causes him to storm off, leaving Will to salvage the game and a $100 bet. Later, the guys aid Will's pursuit of Charlotte by bidding on her at the senior auction.

Episode 6: Class Clown (Sep/24/2012)
Simon gets a chance to take his relationship with Carly to the next level when her family needs to stay at his house. Meanwhile, Jay tries to continue his family's legacy as class clown by attempting to outdo his competition.

Episode 7: Crystal Springs (Oct/01/2012)
The boys accompany Jay's family on a trip to an RV resort.

Episode 8: Lunch Table (Oct/08/2012)
Simon and Will argue over a girl; Jay meets the girl of his dreams.

Episode 9: Fire! (Oct/15/2012)
Will is accused of starting a fire. Meanwhile, the boys search for an elusive party.

Episode 10: Reading Gives You Wings (Oct/22/2012)
Will plans a protest; Simon attempts to curb his girlfriend's stealing habit.

Episode 11: Spa Time (Oct/29/2012)
Carly and her friends host a car wash at school.

Episode 12: The Dance (Nov/05/2012)
Will serves as chairman of the homecoming dance; Jay attempts to win Brie back.

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I Will do the following shows if they are added to the site.

The Americans - Jan 2013, The Following - Mid Season, Hannibal - Mid Season, Hunted, Mockingbird Lane & Last Resort.

On a side not I am going to use Tvrage for my episode guides from now on because tv.com seem to be falling behind in putting details up for episodes.

codebreaker

Tvrage has been my favourite for a while but occasionally it lets you down as well

spratt89

I bet not as much as TV.com

codebreaker

Your probable right but I started Threesome with tvrage and then changed to their homepage

waterlilybarb

Just wanted to give you a heads up. My computer crashed & I'm stuck with pretty much just the ipod touch, as my old laptop is being uncooperative. Hoping to get it fixed ASAP, but will not be able to check in as regularly until I have a working computer.

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Episode 1:
It's the beginning of the Spring Term and Kingsley has returned with a whole new image. Josie has decided to turn over a new leaf by becoming friends with Heather, a girl from her course and a self-styled 'mental dental'.

Episode 2:
Some recent muggings on campus leave the gang worried about their safety. JP is confined to his bed with a bad dose of the mumps. Kingsley makes an announcement which leaves Josie reeling.

Episode 3:
A geology careers fair manages to set the boys against one another as they battle for lucrative internships. Oregon is thrown towards Tony again, as she attempts to get funding for her new magazine.

Episode 4:
It's Easter and JP invites the gang to stay at his country house, but things are not as idyllic as it seems. Josie has decided to mark ex-fiancé Dave's new wedding day in her own unique way. Howard and Sabine find themselves home alone and she makes him an offer he can't refuse.

Episode 5:
Things manage to go from bad to worse after Josie makes a catastrophic error of judgement. A chance encounter sees Oregon falling for a sexy librarian. Vod falls in love, while Howard turns detective in an effort to catch an intruder.

Episode 6:
Spurred on by the idea of getting-his-money's-worth, Kingsley makes an official complaint, but after a field trip goes awry, things end up coming to a head for him and JP. Vod's future as a student is put in jeopardy unless she can find some clean urine. Oregon starts to fall for Dylan.

Episode 7:
Kingsley is forced by Heather to confront his dreams of being a musician after she signs him up for an open mic night at the Student Union. After she is not invited to attend a poetry seminar by the renowned poet John Frobisher, Vod becomes determined to gate-crash the event.

Episode 8:
The end of the academic year is coming close and with it is the need for the housemates to make some huge decisions. Josiehas to decide what to do with her life. Kingsley finds himself moving in to a one-bedroom flat with Heather, before some old feelings re-emerge just when he least expects them. Sabine manages to blow Howard's mind with her news. Oregon's relationship with Dylan comes to a head at Jean Shales' book launch.

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I can do both for

Black Dynamite done
Touched by an Angel done

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codebreaker

I can also do both for

Nick Nickleby done
Underemployed done
666 Park Avenue done
Falcón done
Emily Owens, M.D. done
Primeval: New World done

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waterlilybarb

Ordered my new computer & should have it within a day or two. Can't wait to be able to read things properly. The iPod Touch has been VERY helpful, but for all the stuff I usually do daily, a proper computer is needed. I'll get everything in here updated ASAP.

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Episode 1: Resolution
Season 3 begins on New Year's Eve in 1922, but gangster Gyp Rosetti isn't in a celebratory mood after hearing Nucky's plans to alter his business model. Meanwhile, in Chicago, Irish mobster Dean O'Banion gets on Al Capone's last nerve, and Van Alden hopes for a career boost. Also in Atlantic City: Richard mentors Tommy Darmody, though Gillian keeps a watchful eye on both of them; Margaret tours a new hospital made possible by Nucky's fortune.

Episode 2: Spaghetti and Coffee
Eli gets out of jail, but he clashes with his new boss as he settles in to a different line of work; Gyp Rosetti takes an interest in the route between Atlantic City and New York; Nucky encounters an unusual collection system in New York; Chalky helps his daughter map out her future.

Episode 3: Bone for Tuna
Margaret is accompanied by a reluctant Nucky to receive an honor from the church, and she finds a new audience to unveil her idea for a women's clinic. Meanwhile, Rosetti finally makes a deal to get a shipment of liquor; Richard puts Mickey in his place; and in Chicago, Van Alden finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Episode 4: Blue Bell Boy
After tracking down a liquor thief, Nucky and Owen spend a long night hiding out from the fedswith the precocious perp. In his boss’ absence, and with Rothstein fuming over a late delivery, Mickey overrules Eli to make a routing call that will have far-reaching consequences for Nucky and Gyp. Margaret encounters a familiar face while promoting Dr. Mason’s classes at the new women’s clinic at St. Theresa’s. In New York, Lucky haggles with Joe Masseria over heroin splits, while in Chicago, Capone’s feud with O’Banion heats up when one of his collectors gets roughed up on the South Side.

Episode 5: You'd Be Surprised
After venting with Nucky about his liquor travails, Rothstein sends Gyp an unequivocal message in Tabor Heights. In Washington, Gaston Means sees opportunity in a Senate investigation of Harry Daugherty and the Justice Department. Billie gets a new co-star to revive her faltering show; Van Alden and Sigrid receive an unexpected visitor; Gillian worries about keeping her business afloat in Jimmy’s absence; Margaret has Awkward moments at the hospital and, later, at Madam Jeunet’s.

Episode 6: Ging Gang Goolie
After being detained in Washington by Daugherty’s henchmen, Nucky approaches Esther Randolph, his onetime nemesis, and later entertains an intriguing proposition from GastonMeans. In Atlantic City, Margaret copes with Teddy’s demons, while Owen investigates a suspicious fire; Gillian feuds with Lucky and finds a surrogate for Jimmy; and Richard connects with pugilistic vetPaul Sagorsky and his daughter Julia.

Episode 7: Sunday Best
On Easter Sunday, Eli looks to get back in Nucky’s good graces at a Thompson family reunion. While Richard and Tommy spend the day as guests of the Sagorskys, Gillian stays athome and makes a sacrifice to improve her future. In New York, after dinner and prayers, Gyp heads downtown in search of a blessing – from Joe Masseria.

Episode 8: The Pony
Gillian makes her peace with Jimmy’s death, though not with Nucky, as Gyp arrives to play ally. Working off his debt to O’Banion, Van Alden attends a meeting with Capone and Torrio; later, after a workplace meltdown, he considers Sigrid’s case for staying put versus resuming a life on the lam.With help from Gaston Means, Nucky pays an unscheduled visit to Andrew Mellon, offering the Treasury Secretary a recommendation and a business proposal. Margaret makes a stand on birth control; Nucky and Owen shop for a birthday pony; Billie eyes a future on the silver screen, to Nucky’s chagrin.

Episode 9: The Milkmaid's Lot
Reeling from Gyp’s most recent attack, Nucky vows to eliminate his nemesis through a coalition of familiar partners. In Washington, the arrest of a high-profile bootlegger puts Daugherty and Jess Smith on the hot seat. Emily gets a scaled-down birthday party; Gillian blames an absent Harrow for Tommy’s latest misadventure; Gyp decides to buy a town’s silence; Broadway mourns a fallen star.

Episode 10: A Man, A Plan...
Nucky reaches out to Gaston Means to keep Jess Smith quiet in Washington, and enlists Owen to neutralize Gyp’s alliance with Joe Masseria in New York. Margaret considers alternate futures, at the hospital and at home; Van Alden’s side business backfires; Gyp fumes when a shipment comes up short; Harrow coerces an apology for Julia; Chalky sees opportunity in the ashes of a boardwalk institution.

Episode 11: Two Imposters
Gyp makes his move in Atlantic City, forcing Nucky and Eddie to seek refuge with Chalky. With the Artemis Club overrun by Rosetti thugs, Gillian contemplates a business future that includes an unwelcome partner. Luciano makes a deal he’ll come to regret; Harrow loses his house privileges.

Episode 12: Margate Sands
Desperate to weaken Gyp’s alliance with Masseria and reclaim Atlantic City, Nucky cedes control of one of his prized assets to Rothstein. Harrow returns to Gillian’s brothel for some unfinished business; Luciano is forced to take on a new heroin partner after being arrested in New York; Chalky and Capone put their enmity on hold while taking on Masseria’s men; Margaret decides to end one relationship and considers resuming another.

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I can do the following episode guides

Shameless (UK) Season 10 done
The Hour (UK 2011) Season 2 done
Flashpoint Season 5 done
American Horror Story Season 2 done

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waterlilybarb

Go ahead with all the ones you listed Jim.  Got my new computer today , so should be back in the swing of things in no time - as much as my head will allow anyway.

codebreaker

Black Dynamite Premiered on Adult Swim on July 29, 2012

About the Show:
Based on 2009’s critically-acclaimed feature film, Black Dynamite, the new 30-minute animated series will premiere in the spring of 2012. The Black Dynamite animated series further chronicles the exploits of the central character, "Black Dynamite", and his crew. Under the direction of Carl Jones (The Boondocks), the series features the voice talent of Michael Jai White, Tommy Davidson, Kym Whitley and Byron Minns, all of whom starred in the feature film. The feature film is an outrageous action comedy-spoof that follows ex-CIA agent and full-time ladies man, "Black Dynamite", who’s out to avenge the death of his brother against kung-fu masters, drug-dealing pimps and The Man.

Cast:

Actor’s name		Character’s name
Byron Minns	Voiced	Bullhorn
Corey Burton	Voiced	Dennis Flynn
Kim Whitley	Voiced	Honeybee
Liz Benoit	Voiced	Foxxy Mama
Michael Jai White	Voiced	Black Dynamite
Tommy Davidson	Voiced	Cream Corn

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Episode 1: Just Beat It or Jackson Five Across Yo' Eyes (Jul/15/2012)
After Cream Corn saves young Michael Jackson from an assassination attempt (while not helping Black Dynamite and the others fight a troupe of ninjas), he and the pint-sized pop star become good friends. However, after Michael gets on Black Dynamite's nerves, Cream Corn leaves, only to be subject to the physical abuse of Jackson, who they all discover is actually an alien trying to take over the world.

Episode 2: Bullhorn Nights or Murder She Throats (a.k.a Mandingo's Got a Pink Toe) (Jul/22/2012)
Black Dynamite has Bullhorn go undercover in the porn industry as the smooth talking "Sweet Throat" in order to discover who is killing all of the black porn stars. They soon uncover a scheme to stop the world's first interracial porno, but Bullhorn finds the life of celebrity too appealing to help them.

Episode 3: Taxes and Death or Get Him to the Sunset Strip! (Jul/29/2012)
Upon discovering he owes $60,000 in taxes, Black Dynamite decides to take on a job he will soon regret: escorting a drug-addled and emotionally unstable Richard Pryor (Eddie Griffin) to the comedy performance of his career.

Episode 4: A Crisis at Christmas or The Dark Side of the Dark Side of the Moon (Aug/05/2012)
When Black Dynamite discovers he's unliked during Christmas, he discovers he has to make himself more likeable by emulating the one man he hates most for stealing his thunder: O. J. Simpson (Aries Spears). He joins O.J. on a lunar mission, but when O.J. bails at the last minute, Dynamite is trapped in space just as the rocket explodes, making everyone believe he is dead.

Episode 5: Panic on the Player's Ball Express or That's Influenza Sucka! (Aug/12/2012)
After fighting what he believes to be an attempt to poison all black people, Black Dynamite comes down with the flu on the weekend of the annual Player's Ball, a party for pimps which this year is taking the form of a costume party on a cross-country train. However, Leroy Van Nuys (Snoop Dogg) hijacks the train in his attempt to take revenge on pimp-kind. With the help of the spirit of Sun Tzu, Dynamite must fight the flu and a horde of Isaac Washington robots to save his friends and pimps from all over the world.

Episode 6: The S**t That Killed The King or Weekend At Presley's (Aug/19/2012)
President Nixon tries to destroy Black Dynamite by flooding the black community with cheap drugs, turning everyone into junkies, but fails and the black community flourishes. To get his way, Nixon sends in Elvis Presley to take charge, but even Elvis realizes he has been wrong. But when he apparently dies of natural causes, Dynamite must get Elvis back to Graceland before his death can be blamed on anyone in the black community.

Episode 7: Apocalypse, This! or For the Pity of Fools (AKA Flashbacks Are Forever) (Aug/26/2012)
Black Dynamite and the gang go to Vietnam to find out who is killing villagers, only for Black Dynamite's flashbacks of leaving his friend Mr. T behind cause problems for everyone.

Episode 8: Honky Kong or White Apes Can't Hump (Sep/09/2012)
After visiting the circus, Honeybee is kidnapped by a giant white ape named Honky Kong.

Episode 9: The Race War or Big Black Cannon, Balls Run! (Sep/16/2012)
Black Dynamite gets used by a tobacco company to deliver a mind controlling substance while participating in a car race.

Episode 10: Seed of Kurtis AKA Father Is Just Another Word For Motherf***er (Sep/23/2012)
Weeks after the events of "Trouble on Puppet Street", the son of That Frog Kurtis, That Bastard Kurtis, enacts his revenge plan on Black Dynamite for killing his daddy on national television. Meanwhile, Black Dynamite finally finds his long-lost father.

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