Fistshark Marketing

Dean Cain is furious at how FistShark chose to market his latest product, The Executives discuss a rejected plan to solve the drug crisis, and Jim harnesses great power. In this episode: (00:40) Byronization (08:05) Garbage Juice (14:50) Here Comes the Sun

FistShark is refining its health benefits package to better serve employees, Jim pitches an omnipotent movie sequel and office supplies reach dangerously low quantities under a new administrator. In this episode: (00:40) Annual Health Review (08:20) Prius Almighty (17:45) Mr. Procurement Head

The office is buzzing over the pilot for a celebrity reality game show and a new circus has opened in Boston. In this episode: (00:35) Under the Bat Top (13:10) Fly House

Jim shares a passion project for the holiday season; The Executives develop an idea to curb life expectancy before it's too late In this episode: (00:45) Miracle on 35th St (10:20) In Questionable Hands

The Executives confront their actions at Craig the Intern's wedding. In this episode: (00:00) As Tears Subside (09:00) Carrion Call

The Executives attend the reception for Craig the Intern's wedding. In this episode: (00:00) Marriage of Inconvenience

The advancement of a new partnership deal threatens to divide The Executives, the anti-vaccination movement scores a victory and plans are made to shatter the modern expectation of beauty. In this episode: (00:40) eMerger (09:10) Body By Shrek (24:30) Anti-Pacs

The Executives celebrate a long fought victory over a necessary office improvement, and a client with a history of dramatic career shifts decides it's time to make another change. In this episode: (00:40) Pitfall (15:30) Feel the Reinvention

The Executives attend a party hosted by Edgar, a forgotten TV pilot is unearthed and the latest body modification product from FistShark malfunctions. In this episode: (00:40) Housewarming (13:00) Hawk & Dove (21:15) Out on a Limb

A solution to flagging blockbuster films is considered and a heartwarming new reality show is staged. In this episode: (00:35) Soundtrack Raps (12:00) Toasty Boy (23:25) My Monkey Son

Potential events are considered for submission to the Olympic Games, a curiosity in the FistShark Building lobby attracts attention and the value of David Duchovny is called into question. In this episode: (00:50) Summer Games (13:45) Depth of Duchovny (21:35) Skull in the Lobby

The Executives ponder a vicious cycle of pharmaceuticals, Chad Kroeger's latest project is proving to be a misfire and a lumbering beast is loose in downtown Boston. In this episode: (00:50) Pills (14:05) Kroeger She Wrote (23:10) The Kaiju Factor

Balthazar needs help to make the best of a mail-order mishap, The Executives pursue yet another fad diet and FistShark is sued once more by Kanye West. In this episode: (00:50) Badger Diet (10:10) The Collins West Exchange (21:20) Fiends Like These

Marvelous Mr. Murky, Captain Billy and Curious Clarence debate the issues around ongoing violence in Syria and the global effects of the regional conflict.

The Executives attempt to make diamonds appeal to a new generation and bring mime to the masses. In this episode: (00:50) Diamond Bust (10:55) Imbruglia Imbroglio (19:05) Mimetics

FistShark looks to cash in on a hot new augmented reality craze and the alternative fuel vehicle market. Meanwhile, Dean Cain acquires a business of his own. In this episode: (00:40) TrashBoyz Go (10:30) Papa Dean's (18:55) Fuel Alternatives

FistShark gets into finance with a new credit card and the executives discuss their musical tastes. In this episode: (00:40) The FistCard (16:25) Jazz Rifts

Val Kilmer is oozing something other than charm, Conrad is in the market for a new residence, and the executives discuss a hated rival. In this episode: (00:40) Crappy Homes (07:15) Polished Response (16:10) Mr. Kilmersworth   (Special thanks to Carl Catron)

As they prepare for an annual sojourn to lobby Washington, the executives discuss the necessity of government in daily life. In this episode: (00:40) Illegislation

The horrifying truth behind one of entertainment's least likable figures threatens to be exposed and the executives attempt to inject new life into an institution of animated television. In this episode: (00:40) Simpletons (13:55) Ricky the Rat King