In Henry’s attempt to get a job he tries selling magazines door to door. This proves futile even though he never goes beyond the apartment complex.
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OF CHEMICAL BONDAGE – Henry goes door to door – ep.9/s.2
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
OF CHEMICAL BONDAGE – Charleen and Tracey – Ep.1 Season 2
Friday, May 28th, 2010This is the first episode of season two of OCB. This episode in the ‘Of Chemical Bondage’ catalog introduces two new characters. Charleen is Susan’s younger sister, and believes that Henry is the one for her, although she hasn’t met him yet. Somehow, Charleen’s older sister Susan (the one in love with David) convinced her that Henry might have something she wants.
In the second segment we meet the cute asian girl Tracey. In this pilot episode Tracey and her larger asian friend Macey are new to the neighborhood and are looking for “curious trouble.” Although Macey eventually gets the axe from the producers of OCB, Tracey remains and her ambition is unparalleled, becoming a major force by the end of this season. David as usual is the door keeper in the apartment that is the main stage for OCB, although Henry does not appear in this episode.
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OF CHEMICAL BONDAGE – Mother Jones ep. 2
Friday, May 28th, 2010Susan stops by David’s house to garner attention, but when rejected she threatens to take back her TV set.
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OF CHEMICAL BONDAGE – Mother Jones Ep. 1
Friday, May 28th, 2010In one of the historical ‘Writers Block’ sessions Team Mutation created a six part short series that would eventually become ‘Of Chemical Bondage’ (OCB). In this first Episode Henry O’Fallon wakes up late. David Cremshaw is upset and wants Henry to get a job, but he mainly just wants him to explain the welded bicycle frame structure that he built and put in the front yard last night. Henry deflects and asks for money to buy some cheap beer (always Schlitz).
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