Shangri-LA

Haunted by his past as a small time infomercial host, Nick wanders the Los Angeles urban jungle in search of a new paradise. Following the currents of the universe, Nick encounters a cast of characters including Jew-C-Pop, an aspiring Jewish pop star and Gil, a struggling actor, all desperate create their own Hollywood dream... But does it really exist?

While dumpster diving for dinner, Nick and Gil find a fortune within. Jew-C-Pop tries to break into the music industry but encounters a setback on her way to the top. An overpriced parking ticket sends self proclaimed talent manager Scribs on a mission to collect money from a hotdog in the middle of a performance.

Gil gets pumped to shoot his new headshots but Nick warns him of the pitfalls of fame and fortune. Scribs tries to pick up Jew-C-Pop as a new client with mixed results. Nick's infomercial personality, Nicky Kaplow, shows his face.

Feeling a bit imbalanced, Nick visits his tarot therapist Doctor Marvin Nestor who introduces him to a new form of therapy. Gil's photo shoot opens new opportunities when Scribs' landlord, demands to see her name on the "big screen". Riding high on a drug prescription, Nick and Gil celebrate their future success.

With energy low on battery, Nick searches for a sign while Jew-C-Pop searches for a new boyfriend. Scribs brings Gil and Handsome Rob together for a table read of his new movie script, "The Lepre-Conman".

Nick tries to rekindle an old love while Jew-C-Pop tries to spark a new flame.

Nick and Gil share a drink. Jew-C and Rob share a hotdog. Everyone shares the same notion that people in Hollywood might have ulterior motives. To resolve an argument he is having with his alter ego, Nick decides to pay a visit to an old friend.

Nick's old sidekick Max Value has taken over Nicky Kaplow's infomercial empire. Max tempts Nick to quit his vagabond lifestyle and join the pool party.

Hungover from a night of debauchery, Nick tries to reset his chi with a visit to his tarot therapist. Gil transforms into "The Lepre-Conman" on Scribs' ragtag movie set while Handsome Rob struggles to gain any respect.

City workers threaten street dwellers' homes by posting eviction notices on their improvised shacks. Jew-C-Pop sneaks into her sister's apartment on a mission to retrieve her mail from some really big record companies. Rob confronts Scribs to meet his demands and sign a new contract. Nick obsesses over his past relationship and things get hairy.

Scarred from his past, Nick searches to reinvent himself. Scribs sets up a business meeting with Jew-C-Pop on a mission to fill her empty stomach and his empty gas tank.

When their shack gets destroyed, Nick and Fish are forced to find a new paradise.

Handsome Rob teaches an old dog new tricks. Scribs finishes "The Lepre-Conman" and helps Jew-C-Pop get her new demo CD into the right hands. Nick takes control of his past by 'Ka-plow-ing' himself into the future.