Bring on the Dancing Horses

A jukebox provides the music and lists the "hits" as we trace a young girl's rise in the family business to become the assassin known as "The Woman". As a small town becomes desperate to know who she is, some take matters into their own hands.

It's now a fowl situation as the two birds Heckle & Jeckle arrive to wrap up The Woman's game. Judgment day arrives for Judge Roy as he learns what goes around comes around, just like a donut, or pizza at a roller-skating rink.

Mrs. Victoria (Mary Anne McGarry) in the Victorian verifies someone is after The Woman while Royal, (Roy Lee Jones) the town's Chief donut maker offers a potential way out.

The Woman and her employer Mr. Seeburg discuss the hits on the jukebox over coffee while The Misfit annoyingly displays her phalanges in the local library. It's torture for The Woman sponsored by French & Honeycutt.

The Woman learns that Two Mike's don't make a wrong as the town mechanics (Robert Vincent and Don Scribner) send her to a high stakes poker game that Heckle & Jeckle have to clean up.

The Woman deals with a pickle named Peter (Biff Miller). It's a cutthroat experience when a police officer (Travis Bruyer) shows up to ask The Misfit questions.

Trick or treat. The Woman delivers deadly knock-knock jokes before going on a doomed date with The Misfit's second twin uncle Roy at the drive-in. A young girl (Avenlie Fullmer) becomes The Woman when abandoned at a gas station bathroom by her father.

The Woman has to pay a difficult debt to French and Honeycutt who want Hoops (Thomas Francis Murphy) either dead or dead. A blind man (George Devries) whose senses are working overtime hears his last elevator ding.

The Woman's fate hangs in the balance during an exit interview where her employer evaluates past missteps. With a freshly loaded jukebox, a knock on The Woman's door may be the key.