Bathhouse Clerk
Tico e Teco vivem entre desenhos animados e humanos em Los Angeles nos dias de hoje, mas agora suas vidas são bem diferentes. Já se passaram décadas desde que a série de sucesso da dupla foi cancelada, e Tico se rendeu a uma vida doméstica suburbana como um vendedor de seguros. Enquanto isso, Teco passou por uma harmonização facial em CGI e trabalha no circuito de convenções nostálgicas, desesperado para reviver seus dias de glória. Quando um ex-colega de elenco desaparece misteriosamente, Tico e Teco devem consertar a amizade rompida e assumir mais uma vez suas personalidades de Defensores da Lei para salvar a vida do amigo.
Mediator
One week before proposing to his girlfriend, Kyle, a down-on-his-luck romantic, discovers that she's been sleeping with another man. Unemployed, saddled with debt, and depressed, Kyle embarks on a funny yet affecting journey to recovery that involves living in his car, bottom-of-the-barrel jobs, therapy, online dating, and Kyle's own wild, fantastical, and snarky imagination.
Engineer Mike
A disc jockey invites a relationship therapist as an on-air guest. They explore LA relationship struggles through three different callers' unbelievable stories, and in the process the DJ discovers his own love issues.
After a three-year prison term in Japan, a yakuza heads for LA to buy two kilos of cocaine. He's going to smuggle it back to Japan, and it's to be his last score: he wants to marry Yoko, his long-suffering girlfriend, and get out of the life. But somebody sets him up, Yoko is shot, and he loses the suitcase of dope. He determines to stay in LA, retrieve the coke, and exact revenge: although he's a drug dealer, he still follows the samurai code of the yakuza. Along the way, he learns that his long-lost younger sister is in Los Angeles, and he teams up with an unlikely partner in his quest for justice: a petty thief who's trying to help a young woman get back to Japan.
Market Owner
When the Wind Fisherman leaves Gust Town, the windiest place on earth, he discovers that sometimes you have to go away to know you were already home.
