1997
Stressed about his wedding, Keith Fisher attends a Las Vegas bachelor party where a stripper accidentally dies, leading him and his friends to dismember her and a witness. The cover-up unravels as Adam's guilt-induced breakdown results in his accidental death by his brother Michael, and Adam's wife, Lois, is murdered by Boyd after finding a confession note. Keith confesses to Liz, who, to protect their future, kills Boyd with a crucifix in the church basement on their wedding day. Keith and Moore dispose of Boyd's body, crashing their car in the desert, while Liz, now complicit, watches her family, having accepted their dark secret.
Save the Cat beat sheet
A tight-knit group of friends embarks on a bachelor party trip that goes horrifically wrong when a stripper dies accidentally.
Open full beat sheetKeith Fisher is listed as Groom. Blondish, unassuming, pleasant, attentive, reactive. In the parsed data, Keith Fisher is connected to 53 scenes, 96 dialogue lines, 96 text mentions, first appearing around scene 1.
53 scenes / 96 dialogue linesCharles Moore is listed as Friend. Chef, quiet, mesmerizing focus. In the parsed data, Charles Moore is connected to 35 scenes, 39 dialogue lines, 39 text mentions, first appearing around scene 1.
35 scenes / 39 dialogue linesDavid Boyd is listed as Friend. Realtor, 30-ish, bizarre sincerity, manipulative. In the parsed data, David Boyd is connected to 34 scenes, 100 dialogue lines, 101 text mentions, first appearing around scene 3.
34 scenes / 100 dialogue linesMichael Brenn is listed as Friend. Short, compact, severe personality disorder. In the parsed data, Michael Brenn is connected to 30 scenes, 42 dialogue lines, 42 text mentions, first appearing around scene 5.
30 scenes / 42 dialogue linesAdam Brenn is listed as Friend. Michael's older brother, mid-30s, soft in the belly. In the parsed data, Adam Brenn is connected to 22 scenes, 60 dialogue lines, 60 text mentions, first appearing around scene 8.
22 scenes / 60 dialogue linesLiz Garrety is listed as Fiancee. Attractive, tense, organized, demanding. In the parsed data, Liz Garrety is connected to 20 scenes, 27 dialogue lines, 27 text mentions, first appearing around scene 2.
20 scenes / 27 dialogue linesLois Brenn is listed as Adam's wife. Aggressive, mired in domestic resentment. In the parsed data, Lois Brenn is connected to 9 scenes, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 6.
9 scenes / 1 dialogue linesTina is listed as Stripper. Devastatingly sexy Asian woman. In the parsed data, Tina is connected to 6 scenes, 7 dialogue lines, 10 text mentions, first appearing around scene 12.
6 scenes / 7 dialogue linesRalph is listed as Tina's client. Fairly unassuming man. In the parsed data, Ralph is connected to 4 scenes, 2 dialogue lines, 2 text mentions, first appearing around scene 10.
4 scenes / 2 dialogue linesFisher and Moore drive in a car, looking exhausted and bloodied, reflecting on a past football game.
Keith Fisher, Charles MooreFisher and Liz wait in line for a marriage license and argue about wedding preparations.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyDavid Boyd sets up a real estate sign and makes a phone call to arrange a stripper for the bachelor party.
David Boyd, TinaMoore works in a busy kitchen while Fisher and Liz continue their argument in line.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, Liz GarretyFisher discusses his stress with Michael Brenn at their office.
Keith Fisher, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group prepares to leave for the bachelor party while Lois takes photos.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, Liz Garrety, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe men argue during the drive to Las Vegas while Fisher tries to handle wedding logistics.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group stops at a scenic overlook to drink and prepare for the night.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group travels in a minivan through Death Valley.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group prepares for their bachelor party night with a toast.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennA montage of gambling and drinking, followed by a phone call between Fisher and Liz.
Keith Fisher, Liz Garrety, Michael BrennThe group parties, debates, and eventually hires a stripper.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, TinaA tragic accident occurs in the bathroom, leading to a moral crisis.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, TinaBoyd convinces the group to dispose of the bodies of Tina and Ralph.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, TinaThe group discovers the carnage and Boyd takes charge.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, TinaThe group buys cleaning supplies.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group dismembers and packs the bodies.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, TinaThe group buries the bodies after reassembling them.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group drives home.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group cleans the van while Fisher calls Liz.
Keith Fisher, Liz Garrety, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennThe group arrives at Adam's house.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, Lois BrennFisher and Liz meet with the judge.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyFisher has a moment with his father.
Keith FisherThe group discovers a newspaper article about Tina.
Keith Fisher, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennBoyd talks to Michael and Adam on the phone, then destroys his realty sign in a manic rage.
David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennFisher and Liz sample cakes.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyLiz shows Fisher flowers.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyLiz and Fisher view a house with Maggie; Fisher writes a deposit check.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyAdam experiences paranoia while filling his gas tank.
Adam Brenn, Lois BrennThe rehearsal dinner toasts are interrupted by Adam's breakdown.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, Liz Garrety, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennA confrontation leads to Michael killing Adam with his car.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam BrennAdam dies in the hospital.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Adam Brenn, Lois BrennMichael has a breakdown in a restaurant.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael BrennBoyd manipulates Fisher about the nature of love and kisses him.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael BrennMichael has a breakdown at Adam's funeral.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Lois BrennLiz and Fisher argue about the wedding; Fisher receives a call from Lois.
Keith Fisher, Liz Garrety, Lois BrennThe group discusses Lois's discovery of Adam's confession note.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael BrennThe group confronts Lois; Fisher lies about Adam's infidelity.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael Brenn, Lois BrennBoyd instructs Fisher to take Michael home.
Keith Fisher, David BoydFisher tells Liz he needs to take Michael home.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyMichael talks about his 'wahoo' moment while drinking.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, Michael BrennBoyd enters Lois's bedroom and kills her.
David Boyd, Lois BrennFisher receives a call from Boyd.
Keith Fisher, David Boyd, Michael BrennBoyd brings Michael into the house to 'confess'.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David Boyd, Michael BrennFisher and Moore hear a gunshot.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David BoydThe attorney informs Fisher and Liz about the estate and debts.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyFisher confesses the truth to Liz.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyBoyd enters the church basement.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David BoydBoyd and Fisher argue about money and insurance before fighting.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, David BoydLiz waits for the wedding to start.
Liz GarretyBoyd and Fisher fight; Liz kills Boyd with a crucifix.
Keith Fisher, Liz Garrety, David BoydFisher and Liz get married.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, Liz GarretyFisher and Moore load Boyd's body into the car.
Keith Fisher, Charles MooreLiz demands Fisher dispose of the bodies.
Keith Fisher, Liz GarretyFisher and Moore drive to the desert.
Keith Fisher, Charles MooreFisher and Moore re-bury the bodies.
Keith Fisher, Charles MooreFisher and Moore crash the car.
Keith Fisher, Charles MooreLiz watches Fisher and the kids in the yard.
Keith Fisher, Charles Moore, Liz GarretyThat's right, "Pup Corn." Doggie treats. Little snacks for dogs. He's figured it out. There is a hole in the market and he's going to fill it. Spends all out money, works himself into not two but three heart attacks getting this shit up. After fifteen months, the big day arrives, the first box of "Pup Corn" pops off the belt. He comes running home with that box, pulls us out of school. We all pile into the living room, must be fifty of us, and in comes "Shelmer," our 8 year old mutt. "Here Shelmer," my dad cries. He's got that little fucking pup corn in his hand, "Here girl." This dog will eat anything, she eats rocks, anything. She walk's up to my dad's hand, looks down at the little pellet, licks it once, turns around, walks out of the room. Shelmer rejected the "Pup Corn." Fifteen months of my dad's life, right there. Not one dog ate Pup Corn. Not one. Three months later, "Pup Corn" shuts down. Chapter Eleven. My father never got over it. Never.
Franco Harris has a flare for the dramatic. The former Pittsburgh Steeler running back, beat known for "The Immaculate Reception," his improbable sixty yard Ricochet Reception. I say Ricochet Reception has made a bold move on corporate America. Harris has lead a group of investors in the purchase of the Park Sausage Company. By taking on the challenge of resurrecting Park's, Harris is engaged in the equivalent of a sudden death overtime.
Well we can definitely call the police. That's an easy call. If we call the police... What happens? They find a dead prostitute in the bathroom... They ask us... What happened? We say, ah... our friend, Michael... Your brother... got a little out of control... they were making love... and he got a little excited... and he, ah, sort of beat her head into the side of a toilet, while he choked her to death with a rubber hose...
Then fuck what your father said, cause I'm gonna tell you right now... You'll know what it's all about, why you got married and why you love her when you wake up at three in the morning, and the streetlight's coming through the window and it's just catching a corner of her face, like a sleeping angel. And her hair smells sweet and she's your's. She's all your's. Do you see where I'm going here?
I will not be derailed! I will not be embarrassed! I will not be denied! I am walking down that aisle tomorrow come hell or high fucking water!
Time to pay the man. "For if we confess our sins he is faithful and just, to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."
Now if I'm the King of Israel and all these sand niggers are armed to the gills and you know it's just a matter of time... right? Am I right?
I've known him for while maybe twenty years kind of a close friend but hey what the heck officer, take him away, go on it's for his own good.
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