Summary Famed novelist Eric Jonrosh (Will Ferrell) sets the stage for his epic masterpiece of love, lust & greed. Jonas Morehouse (Tim Robbins) digs relentlessly for oil as his daughter (Kristen Wiig) and adopted son (Tobey Maguire) begin a forbidden…
Summary Rock confronts the man behind Fresno’s murder and is forced to decide whether he’ll live free as a jazz musician… and die the same way. Our Take A transition episode that sets up more than it delivers. Necessary, not…
Summary After surviving Caligarious’ attempt to kill him and make it look like a drug overdose, Rock uses a clever pants analogy to convince Chip and Kermit to let him go. Everything becomes clear, but can Rock track down the…
Summary After a helicopter gunman takes out Kenton, Rock goes to Stymagian’s house in the hills and meets the scientist’s daughter. Our Take Weak by The Spoils Before Dying’s standards, subplot padding with a thin throughline.
Summary After Rock freaks out on The Artie Mann Show, he discovers that Fresno’s sax player has turned up dead. However, he’s holding the wrong sax, and Rock figures that it’s the key to the mystery of who killed Fresno.…
Summary Rock links up with Delores in Actual Mexico City, but Delores delivers a cryptic warning. The musician eventually heads back to LA to try and get a lead on Stymagian, and has chocolate banana cake with the police. Our…
Summary In this never before seen filmitization of Eric Jonrosh’s best selling novel The Spoils Before Dying, jazz musician Rock Banyon is accused of the murder of his former lover, Fresno Foxglove. The police give Rock two (maybe three) days…
Summary The universe is about to end. For real this time. Our Take Very good, not the series’ peak, but an hour that reminds you why Future Man works.
Summary Josh and Wolf reunite and make a desperate move to escape while Tiger reconciles her past and present selves. Our Take Middle of the road. Watchable, but you’ll forget the details by next episode.
Summary Josh discovers a new happiness as Wolf loses his mind and Tiger embarks on an unexpected journey. Our Take A transition episode that sets up more than it delivers. Necessary, not thrilling.