Ep 2. Intervention

Big Time in Hollywood, FL is a comedy television series that premiered on Comedy Central in March 2015. The show is about two brothers, Jack and Ben, who are aspiring filmmakers living in Hollywood, Florida. In the second episode of the first season named Intervention, the brothers find themselves in a difficult situation when their parents stage an intervention to get them to stop pursuing their dreams of becoming filmmakers and to find "real" jobs.

The episode begins with Jack and Ben's parents arriving at their apartment unannounced. The parents, who are played by Kathy Baker and Stephen Tobolowsky, have come to stage an intervention for their sons' career choices. They believe that Jack and Ben are wasting their time and need to find jobs that will pay the bills.

Jack and Ben, who are currently working on a film project with a local drug dealer as their investor, are not at all interested in finding other jobs. They argue with their parents, but their parents are firm in their belief that their sons need to change their ways.

While all of this is going on, the drug dealer wants to see the progress of the film project. Jack and Ben try to stall him, but he becomes increasingly impatient. They eventually take him to an empty pool where they shoot a few scenes to show him that they are making progress. However, things take a turn for the worse when the drug dealer's gun accidentally goes off and hits the cameraman.

With the situation getting out of hand, Jack and Ben turn to their friend, a fellow filmmaker named Del, for help. Del suggests that they put on a fake intervention in front of their parents to convince them that they are willing to change their ways. Jack and Ben reluctantly agree to the plan and put on a convincing show.

The intervention goes well, and their parents are convinced that their sons are willing to change. However, things take a strange turn when Del reveals that he has been sleeping with their mother behind their father's back. The episode ends with Jack and Ben's parents leaving, and Jack and Ben left to deal with the aftermath of the fake intervention.

Overall, the episode Intervention is a hilarious and absurd look at the lengths that some people will go to pursue their dreams. It shows the struggles that many aspiring filmmakers face when trying to make a name for themselves in Hollywood. The episode balances humor and drama well, and the performances from the cast are excellent. It is a must-watch for anyone who enjoys comedy television.