REVIEW: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM “Pudding Boy; The Celebrity Who Shall Remain Nameless”

Tim is embarrassed by his past on a business trip; Tim and Amy move into a new co-op building, but are confused by a confidentiality agreement.

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Pudding Boy

When an opportunity for Tim to advance his career comes up it gets upended by a commercial that he did when he was a kid that surfaces on Youtube, as a result The Boss enlists Martin instead to put together a presentation for some potential clients. But after a night of drugs and drinking it turns out the video isn’t as big of a hit to everyone.

The Celebrity Who Shall Remain Nameless

After getting harrassed by a bunch of homeless people, Amy and Tim decide to move into a new place. Theres a caveat though, because they share a building with Hugh Jackman but aren’t allowed to tell anyone. Of course, when you invite Stu and Rodney to a housewarming bash, the secret’s gonna get out, including while at Tim’s work.  As a result, Tim hires a bunch of homeless people to fuck with the famous which of course gets them kicked out.

I wasn’t crazy about either short this week. Bob Saget was OK but I felt like the plot was somewhat similar to this film I saw recently called Cedar Rapids. Even the second act kind took a page out of a Bob Saget-directed movie called Dirty Work with one of the gags being the lead character hiring a bunch of homeless people to mess with the rich folk.  Having said all this, I love Saget, and Dirty Work is one of my favorite films of all time, so there.

(7.0 out of 10)