I really enjoyed this one. Lots of the themes were identifiable. Tina being a hustler but her hustle turning out okay, Linda's big-heartedness in trying to help a wounded raccoon, Bob's encounter with what might be the rest of his life, and best of all, a one-hit-wonder band from the 70s who can't call it quits because they need the money and it's the only thing they know. What I really liked was that the band's road manager was a British dude named Ian. Shades of This Is Spinal Tap. I'm guessing if Tony Hendra were still alive (rest in peace, Tony, you were brilliant) he'd have voiced the part.
Review of Wharf, Me Worry?
