Dead Like Me: Life After Death Page #2

Synopsis: After the departure of Rube Sofer, a new head reaper named Cameron Kane takes over. He's a slick businessman who couldn't care less about helping the newly dead. Chaos ensues and brings out the worst in Daisy and Mason who begin drinking anew, and Roxy, who begins seeking glory. George and Reggie re-connect for the first time when George reaps a new friend of Reggie's.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Director(s): Stephen Herek
Production: Fox Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.1
R
Year:
2009
87 min
934 Views


to stay connected.

Now, this Post-it business was fine,

but now we're with the Treos.

Old habits die hard,

and if you guys still want to

meet for your early morning chats,

then this table has

a standing res in my name.

I can't promise I'll be there every day,

but you can always

get a hold of me on here,

or text me, or e-mail me.

- Who...

- Sorry, overseas market's just closing.

...are you?

- Kane, sell it.

Sorry about that.

Cameron Kane, died 9/11,

fell 85 stories and never felt a thing.

I think I met your sister last night.

She gave me a lap dance. Candy?

But who are you?

Meet the new boss.

Well, Rube got his lights.

He had to, uh...

He had to move on.

They headhunted me because of

my ass-kicking performance stats,

and they brought me in

to reconfigure your branch

because, quite frankly, it had gotten

a little slack under the old guard.

Your assignments

will be on your Treos,

the car is at your disposal,

and breakfast is, uh, my treat.

In perpetuity.

I can't wait to get started.

We are gonna be a great team.

What the f***? I'm hungry.

- He's lying.

- No, I'm not.

- Not you. Cameron.

- Lying about what?

Rube. About Rube

going away forever.

Do you think he did

something to Rube?

- Why would he do that?

- I don't know. Some kind of coup.

What, to take over

our illustrious team of grim reapers?

- No one's that dumb.

- She's right, Roxy.

It just doesn't make sense. Unless

he heard about my staggering beauty.

Ugh.

He heard you were a stank-ass ho

that'd go down on Clark Gable

to play an extra on the plantation.

That's what he heard.

- You see how he took her chair out?

- And my phone-y thingy is greeny.

And?

And it matches my eyes.

It's my favorite color.

If Rube was still around,

he would have been at

the Waffle Haus this morning.

He would have found us.

He would have.

Goddamn it!

We didn't even have

a chance to say goodbye.

F*** him.

Where to?

Uh, I've gotta get back

to my car. I'm late for work.

Yes, ma'am. Anyone else?

Yes, um, 11 Stratford,

no, Stubens Place.

I have 45 minutes, so we

can drop George off first.

Oh, wait, I'll come with you

'cause, um, I'm much, much later.

How do you work this damn thing?

Looks like you get the day off.

Excuse me?

Oh, no. Look, I got another one.

They're almost back-to-back. Look at that.

You get two, I get none?

Rube would never do this.

Well, I don't like it

any more than you do.

Well, give me one of yours, then.

You can't take her reap.

- I can if she got two.

- Hey, shut the f*** up.

Reap is slang for...

Reap is slang for when we take

the soul out of a body who's just...

Sales meeting,

and we make commissions.

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Bryan Fuller

Bryan Fuller (born July 27, 1969) is an American television writer and producer who has created a number of television series, including Dead Like Me, Wonderfalls, Pushing Daisies, Hannibal, and American Gods. Fuller has worked on various Star Trek television series. He worked on Star Trek: Voyager and wrote a few episodes for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He is also the co-creator of Star Trek: Discovery. more…

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