Sammie and her friends protest the studio and the fallout has huge consequences for AAA Studios.

The Show Must Go On

Connie Wang

Shelley Thompson

Ryan Allen

The Goal

The Fallout

Sammie tries to rebuild her life after getting kicked out of home and killed off her first big role. Laughed out of her audition, she makes a bold move to land a Hollywood Agent.

he Phoenix

The Studio Boss declares that the Producer needs to update her politically incorrect skills. She asks Ese to be her CSL handler. Betty wrangles Nandita to play a role and learns "Inclusion Riders" are now a passé fad.

The Sensitivity

Landing a role in their tentpole production, The Phoenix, Sammie is excited to attend the welcome mixer at AAA Studios. She's disappointed to find her On Call Casting acting friends there too.

The Mixer

Battered and bruised after intense fight training, Sammie wonders why she's at the same place as her former On Call Casting colleagues. Her parents tell her the shocking truth about The Phoenix.

The Fight Club

Sammie goes to extreme lengths for social media likes, but it's hard to beat Vasant's Bollywood following. The studio's last-minute pivot rankles Vasant and Betty goes to the studio to fight for him, but is interrupted by disturbing news.

The Balls

In an attempt at allyship, the studio recasts the lead role of The Phoenix and holds an Inclusivity Session. With Sammie thrown under the bus, Betty pulls all of her On Call Casting actors from the show.

AAA Studios had a change of heart and Sammie gets an opportunity to make The Phoenix an authentic story with some surprising help from her parents. Betty must downsize but is still a rock for her beloved Tokens.

A comedy about the actors of an "on call" casting agency who are dispatched to productions in order to fulfill diversity quotas, often finding themselves cast in the roles they least expect.

The Show Must Go On

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