Less Than Perfect Season 1 Episode 11 A Claude Casey Production

In Less Than Perfect season 1 episode 11, titled "A Claude Casey Production," Claude Casey, played by Sara Rue, takes on the task of producing an office video. Claude's boss, Will Butler, played by Eric Roberts, wants her to make a video that highlights all the positive aspects of their job, but Claude has a different idea. She wants to make a video that tells the truth about their workplace, flaws and all.

Claude enlists the help of her coworkers to make the video, including her best friend Kipp Steadman, played by Zachary Levi. Kipp is excited to be a part of the project and comes up with some wild ideas to include in the video, but Claude is hesitant to go along with his suggestions.

As they start filming, Claude realizes how difficult it is to capture the truth about their workplace. Her coworkers are either too shy to speak up or too afraid of losing their jobs to be honest. Claude becomes frustrated with the project and decides to take matters into her own hands.

She starts sneaking around the office, secretly filming her coworkers in candid moments. She captures some embarrassing footage of her boss, Will, and some of her coworkers, including Lydia, played by Andrea Parker, and Owen, played by Andy Dick. Claude is excited to have finally captured the truth about their workplace, but she soon realizes that her actions could have serious consequences.

Meanwhile, Kipp is still coming up with crazy ideas for the video. He suggests they film a music video, but Claude thinks it's a terrible idea. Kipp is hurt that Claude doesn't trust his creative vision, and they get into a heated argument.

As the deadline for the video approaches, Claude realizes that she can't use the footage she's captured. She decides to do the right thing and make a video that highlights the positive aspects of their job. She enlists Kipp's help, and together they create a heartwarming tribute to their workplace.

When Will sees the finished video, he is impressed with Claude's work and promotes her to a higher position in the company. Claude is grateful for the opportunity, but she knows that it wouldn't have been possible without her coworkers' support and Kipp's creative vision.

"A Claude Casey Production" is an entertaining episode that highlights the challenges of telling the truth in a workplace setting. The episode is a testament to the power of collaboration and honesty, and it's well worth watching for fans of the show.