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JIMMY HOFFA & THE MAGIC PIE
by Jeffrey Pfeiffer
directed by Danny Fresh

4 Episodes
6/24/06 - 7/15/06

Everyone's favorite union leader is back! Newly out of prison, with
the fate of the unions in question, Jimmy grapples with a timeless
struggle.  Will goodness prevail? Will the magic pie reveal its secret?
Will the evil mob bosses destroy all hope for a peaceful sitdown?

Theme: "Jimmy Hoffa"
Words and Music by Brian Barrale and Mark C. Mendelson
Performed by Brian Barrale, Mark C. Mendelson, and Matt Montgomery

Published by Cheesenrice Music (ASCAP)
Listen to the Theme!

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CAST

Micah Costanza

Narrator (Ep. 1)

Hilario Saavedra

Narrator (Eps. 2-4)

Adam Bitterman

Jimmy Hoffa (Eps. 1-4)

Dustin Lancaster

Clipclopedes (Eps. 1-4)

Daniel Cryer

Frankie Mephistopheles (Eps. 1-2)

Teddie Sanders

Frankie Mephistopheles (Ep. 4)

Brendan McLoughlin

Agent Adderol/Tony Pro (Ep. 1)

Al Patino

Agent Dumbrowski/Tony Jack (Ep. 1)

Sasha Perl-Raver

Tina (Ep. 1)

Caitlin Prennace

Tina (Eps. 2-4)

Haven Hartman

Eli the Elf (Eps. 2 & 4)

Franci Montgomery

Sarafinides (Eps. 2-4)

Jin Suh

The Boss (Eps. 2 & 4)

Arny Cano

Announcer (Eps. 3-4)

Edward Kiniry-Ostro

Jeremy Minotaur (Eps. 3-4)
Gryphon (Ep. 4)

Heather Hopkins

The Ass (Eps. 3-4)

Paul Plunkett

Unicown (Ep. 4)

Jaime Andrews

Herpes (Ep. 4)

PHOTOS


The Narrator (Micah Costanza) and The Narrator (Hilario Saavedra)

Click on Hilario to hear his Episode 2 recap.  Or rather, his
Episode 1 recap from the top of Episode 2.  Whatever.


Agents Dumboski (Al Patino) and Adderol (Brendan McLoughlin)
take a break from trying to dig up Hoffa's body to inspect
the Magic Pie Agent Adderol's wife packed for him.


Con Frankie Mephistopheles (Daniel Cryer) has something
to say about Hoffa, but has a coughing fit instead.


Hoffa (Adam Bitterman, center), newly out of jail, tries
to get back into the good graces of Tony Pro
(Brendan McLoughlin, L) and Tony Jack (Al Patino, R)


Hoffa and Ep. 1 Tina (Sasha Perl-Raver), plus Eps. 2-4 Tina (Caitlin Prennace)

Click on any of the following three
pictures to watch this scene!
From Episode One (6-24-06)

The Tonys ambush Hoffa, but then...


...a freakin' centaur (Dustin Lancaster)
arrives and takes them both out!


Yeah.  You heard me.  A centaur.

BONUS VIDEO:  Jimmy talks to Clipclopedes
about his working conditions.

From Episode Two (7-1-06)


Eli the Elf (Haven Hartman) dies
while delivering a vital message.

Click on either of the pictures to watch this scene!
From Episode Two (7-1-06)

Jimmy meets Clipclopedes' centaur sister, Sarafinides
(Franci Montgomery), and is instantly smitten.


Frankie informs The Boss (Jin Suh) that Jimmy is still alive.


Jeremy Minotaur awards the gang a record contract
after they strut their stuff at the breakdancing contest.
(L-R: Dustin Lancaster, Arny Cano & Edward Kiniry-Ostro)


Tina and Sarafinides pillow fight for Jimmy's love.


It all works out okay.


Jimmy's faithful servants, Herpes (Jaime Andrews), Gryphon (Edward Kiniry-Ostro)
and the Unicown (Paul Plunkett), minutes before Jimmy incites them to strike.


The Boss and friend.


The Boss and Frankie (Teddie Sanders) plot
to bury Jimmy beneath Giants stadium.

Even though the story ended here, we all
know how this came out, right?