Action Items

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  • 2017
  • 1 Season

Action Items is a web series from JASH, a comedy collective founded by Sarah Silverman, Michael Cera, Tim & Eric, and Reggie Watts. The show premiered in 2016 and consists of eight episodes. The show is an absurdist comedy that satirizes corporate culture and the world of business. It follows four employees of the fictional tech company Hampton DeVille: Matt (Adam Lustick), Jake (Zac Oyama), Grace (Anne Dudek), and John (Dan Ahdoot). The four are all underlings in the company, tasked with menial and often absurd tasks as they try to climb the corporate ladder.

Much of the humor in the show comes from the way the characters are hyper-aware of the ridiculous nature of their work life, yet are powerless to change it. Hampton DeVille is portrayed as a soul-sucking, dystopian bureaucracy, where employees are constantly monitored and evaluated based on their productivity. The show often takes a dark turn, as the characters are forced to deal with the consequences of their actions, both within the company and in the larger world.

Each episode of the show is centered around a specific task or project that the characters are assigned by their boss, Christian DeVille (Lance Reddick). Some of these tasks include creating a viral video, organizing a company picnic, and designing a new logo. The characters are often at odds with each other as they compete for promotions and try to impress their boss.

One of the standout elements of the show is its visual style. The colors are often muted, with a drab, corporate aesthetic that perfectly captures the grim reality of the characters

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Seasons
Men's Room
6. Men's Room
September 25, 2017
When the women's room is out of order, Melitcha decides to use the men's room.
Kristallnacht
5. Kristallnacht
September 25, 2017
The CEO gives new hire, Carlyle, a musical orientation.
Chewbucket
4. Chewbucket
September 25, 2017
The CEO demands his employees make his new "used food" bucket the #1 selling diet plan on the market.
Cultural Sensitivity
3. Cultural Sensitivity
September 25, 2017
After an exciting layover in India, the CEO becomes a new kind of "super racist."
Accounts Payable
2. Accounts Payable
September 25, 2017
Tech Support will make your problems go away, even if that means wiping you from the face of the planet.
Dead Steve
1. Dead Steve
September 25, 2017
The bad news is Steve died, but what really hurts is there may not be free food at his mandatory company funeral.
Description

Action Items is a web series from JASH, a comedy collective founded by Sarah Silverman, Michael Cera, Tim & Eric, and Reggie Watts. The show premiered in 2016 and consists of eight episodes. The show is an absurdist comedy that satirizes corporate culture and the world of business. It follows four employees of the fictional tech company Hampton DeVille: Matt (Adam Lustick), Jake (Zac Oyama), Grace (Anne Dudek), and John (Dan Ahdoot). The four are all underlings in the company, tasked with menial and often absurd tasks as they try to climb the corporate ladder.

Much of the humor in the show comes from the way the characters are hyper-aware of the ridiculous nature of their work life, yet are powerless to change it. Hampton DeVille is portrayed as a soul-sucking, dystopian bureaucracy, where employees are constantly monitored and evaluated based on their productivity. The show often takes a dark turn, as the characters are forced to deal with the consequences of their actions, both within the company and in the larger world.

Each episode of the show is centered around a specific task or project that the characters are assigned by their boss, Christian DeVille (Lance Reddick). Some of these tasks include creating a viral video, organizing a company picnic, and designing a new logo. The characters are often at odds with each other as they compete for promotions and try to impress their boss.

One of the standout elements of the show is its visual style. The colors are often muted, with a drab, corporate aesthetic that perfectly captures the grim reality of the characters

  • Premiere Date
    September 25, 2017
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