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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Watch Episode 1 Of New Web Comedy Series 'Debt Collectors'
As promised, I'll be unloading a new web series every day for the rest of the week...
Today's is from director James Bland and writer Christina Martin, and is titled Debt Collectors, described as a parody of cop shows, that follows the Federal Debt Collection Agency, a government organization dedicated to capturing and incarcerating those who fail to repay their debts.
In episode 1, Sabrina Rollins is broke, jobless, and sleeping on her cousin's floor. Life couldn't be worse, or so she thinks...until the Federal Debt Collection Agency tracks her down.
The series stars Jahmela Biggs, Caitlin Talbot, Puja Mojindra, Chris Hampton, Jamila Webb, and Alex Canty.
Watch the first episode below, and, as usual, leave a comment to say whether you like it or not, which will determine whether it's continuously featured or not.
6 Comments
stage whisper | July 12, 2012 2:44 PM
Nice! Actress Puja's last name is actually spelled "Mohindra," with an "H."
Muse | July 12, 2012 1:08 PM
Good stuff. This could actually turn out to be a hilarious way to teach folks financial literacy. Keep them coming!
dadiwrecktor | July 12, 2012 11:21 AM
So happy that we have such happy, funny black girls floating to the surface!
BBJ | July 12, 2012 10:46 AM
I saw this on awkward black girls blog! Kinda scary, but funny. Mmmbop, SMH!
mantan | July 11, 2012 10:28 PM
this is hilarious!! keep posting them!! lololol....i'm sure i owe some money too cause lord knows i ordered a gang of those cd's from columbia house music cd club when i was younger and i never paid a lick for 'em!! lmao!!
Akimbo | July 11, 2012 8:34 PM
I like this one. First two episodes are cool/clever for sure, but the third is truly hilarious.