Better to Rule

A demoness named Cassandra aims to become a ‘guardian’ after she learns that they have better retirement benefits. Unfortunately, the angel dominated workforce is rife with rampant discrimination. For example, the training facilities are often flight-accessible only and of course, Cassandra doesn’t have wings. Also, there’s a pretty strong conservative faction among the angels who seem to think that letting a demon in could pollute the purity of the whole guarding business. And the spearhead of this faction is none other than… God. This is a bummer as he kind of runs the whole operation. Oh, and Cassandra’s family aren’t exactly down with this career goal either.

Supporting Players

A group of failed actresses think they may be onto something after they jokingly suggest holding a casting call for husbands.  After much debate they decide to produce an ultra-low budget independent film starring themselves and a group of deadbeat actors who will hopefully fulfill their hopes and dreams.  But the script keeps changing as none of the actresses can decide on who wants which leading man.

Stand Again

People whisper that Eliza might just have terrible taste in men when she presses rape charges against her new boyfriend only a year after her husband was indicted for sexually assaulting a coworker.  But the coincidence goes even deeper than that.  In both cases, the trial hinges on one key witness, and it’s the same person.  Of course, it turns out that Eliza is falsely accusing her new ‘boyfriend’ and the point of the trial is actually to prove the unreliability of the witness who sent her husband to prison.