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Dressed to the nines, the gang makes their way to the red carpet, some as concerned about their speech as Rufus is about his bowel movements. While Lance and Tony feel completely at home in the schmoozing business, Julia is like a deer in headlights. Nevertheless, they all make it inside in one piece and await the outcome of the long-anticipated awards ceremony. Despite Lance's tasteless ways, Vic's foot lodged permanently in his mouth, Julia's nervous blathering, and Rufus' unfortunate intolerance to spicy foods, the Vic's Flicks team will prove in the end that all they need is heart?and each other.

The Spirit Awards are calling! Julia, Vic, Tony, Rufus and Lance barely make it past airport security to eagerly set foot in the true La-La-Land, where showbiz is a way of life. Enthralled at the idea of pursuing endless opportunities, they all go out to chase their dreams. But their high hopes are quickly hampered by a slew of characters that only Hollywood could provide. Will the team manage to keep their integrity intact or will they let themselves be corrupted by the West Coast air?

Discouraged that neither of her goals have yet materialized ? finding an idea for their next big hit and acquiring an Independent Spirit Award nomination for "House of Fear" ? Julia chooses to change her focus. But she is so blinded by her discontent, that she fails to notice that the golden script she's been hoping for all along has been right under her nose, in her intern's hands. Nancy's frustration grows when everyone dismisses her many attempts at being heard; so much so that she resorts to malicious measures to punish Vic's Flicks for not paying better attention to her real potential. In the end, it's all about karma.

Fear overcomes Vic when he realizes a deep-seated family secret is back to haunt him and forces (or paranoia?) are out to get him. No one is to be trusted: the elevator repairman is clearly making attempts on his life; Terrence is conspiring against him with his not-so-trustworthy business partner; all because of a suspicious roll of film that proves one of the greatest and most shameful cover-ups in modern history.

People's pasts are back to haunt them. A handsome prowling stranger turns out to be Julia's ex-husband, and threatens Tony's confidence with his good looks, his charm and his firm grip. Vic must attempt to dodge a legal bullet when his past as a cheap smut-peddler revisits him. Derek Tibble, a seemingly innocent friend from Rufus' past, threatens Rufus' credibility and the legitimacy of his work. And Lance, unable to convince people of his identity, rethinks the dietary choices he has made in his recent past.

After a masterful story-telling Irishman makes his brilliant pitch about an IRA bomber on a politically motivated hunger strike, the team at Vic's Flicks lets the weight of it all set the tone for the remainder of the day. Convinced that this script idea is Oscar-worthy, Julia, against her better judgment, calls Lance Rawly into the office to offer him the title role. But Lance rolls in, having undergone sizeable changes, leaving the others flabbergasted and speechless.

From the moment Kiki de Charentais makes her first appearance, she exudes a sexual energy that lingers in the air around her and that is powerful enough to corrupt the purest of souls. Indeed, something has come over the team at Vic's Flicks: buttons are undone, hair is flipped, body parts are exposed, soldiers are erect, fantasy flirts with reality and the magnetism in the air is practically palpable.

Making the most of the box office success generated by indie-thriller "House of Fear", the team at Vic's Flicks moves up the ladder and into new offices. Julia's main goal is to apply her carefully crafted 5-year business plan. Vic's goal is to make himself at home at the office; Tony is on a mission to seduce Julia, using whatever angle he can; Rufus shamelessly displays what a true diva he has become.

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