The Junie and Jack Show Season 2
Project Overview
Junie and Jack are at it again as they return for season 2! Jack is up to his usual hijinks when everyone's favorite shoeshiner is mysteriously murdered. The dynamic duo have to find the killer while a mysterious man from Junie's past shows up to throw a wrench in the works.
It will consist of 8 episodes of approximately 20 minutes each. Some of the roles available will be in multiple episodes, while others will only be in one.
Bodinsky is the stereotypical angry police chief
- english
- Undetermined
- male adult
(angry) I'm telling you they're dirty, Slawson. Find something on them and get them behind bars
Now you got one chance to make things right here. What do you got to say in your defense?
If that's how you want to play it, fine. But believe me, I've got plenty of ways to make you talk.
elegant and dramatic 1930s/40s style lounge singer
- english
- american
- american (transatlantic)
(alarmed) I've got to get back, but I need to tell you something.
Ewww, are you sure you want me to bring Hamish up? He's a little…sleezy.
(stage voice) Before we go into the first number. I want to announce the winner of the contest.
- english
- american (brooklyn)
- american (bronx)
- american (boston)
A tough guy mobster/music promoter who exploits his talent
Hey, what's going on here? I know you…you're the one trying to weasel in on my girls!
I pay you good money, Barry. I expect that you follow my orders when you get them.
- english
- male adult
- Tough Guy
You want a knuckle sammich?
Don't hassle the talent!
No boss! She seemed a good enough gal. She's an old lady! Why would you have anything to worry about.
very straight laced, but fierce attorney at law
- Well-Spoken
- unspecified
- clear
- Elegant
- male adult
(friendly) That's what you pay me for. Next time try to call before you get arrested
(tough talkin') Am I going to have to call the mayor again, Chief?
(attorney mode active) For there to be a crime, there needs to be evidence, right. Open the box.
Run of the mill police officer/prison guard
- male adult
- confident
- bossy
What can I do for you two?
You got ten minutes
Time's up (beat) I said time's up!
- english
- american (transatlantic)
- Boomy
- live announcer / inshow narration
- male adult
- unspecified
So here she is, your favorite canery…Sally Starling!
I know you all have been wating for her (beat-annoyed) Hey! Let me finish my introduction, pal
Anyway, please welcome back to the stage…Sally Starling!
- boisterous
- male adult
I'm telling you. We don't do no special orders here!
Get that rat outta here! No one touches my girls
You got customer's waiting, Hazel!
run of the mill desk sergent
- male adult
I'm not sure that's allowed, Detective
Can I help you?
No can do, sir. He's gotta wait for the arraignment like everyone else.
- Straight Laced
- Businessy
- male adult
One more outburst and I'll throw the lot of you out.
Now, Mrs. Private Detective, answer the District Attorney's question.
And who are you? And who is this? I will have ORDER in this courtroom!
- male adult
Objection! We were not notified as to a witness.
The very illegal First Savings and Loan Robbery?
I knew it! No proof. Nothing but slander and hearsay. May we proceed, your honor?
Exactly what you would expect out of a dance hall announcer from the 1940s
- male adult
Well hellow Miss. Going to sing a song for us?
(announcing) Look at them go! I promise we didn't put him up to that, but we got the perfect song for that. A one and a two and a…
You can't be up here!
1930s style gangster. Of course he's innocent! I'm telling you you got the wrong guy!
- male adult
I'm telling you, I ain't done nothing!
Oh hey, Slawson! See what they're doing to me? Help me ditch thos cop
Chief Buttinsky? He ain't no good! He's the letting this copper abuse me
what do you want? He's an annoying heckler
- male young adult
Shut up and bring out the gal!
- female young adult
What can I get you?
The lady who runs the ticket booth at the cinema
- female young adult
It's already started.
Fifty cents.
Benny was once a rough and tumble cop on the streets of boston. Now, after a series of questionable decisions, he runs the evidence locker.
- american (boston)
- male adult
Sign here
One second
Sorry, sir. Looks like the package isn't here.
Look, the Bailiff is just here for the money. He ain't got no skin in this game! He's said these lines so many times he doesn't even have to think about what they mean.
- male adult
All Rise!
Case number 40 dash 3156, People verse Jack Itis
They're just a young kid who's working the roller coaster for spare scratch.
- male young adult
- female young adult
- female teen
- male teen
Where's your ticket?
I'm calling the cops
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Snobby, middle class british accent. Is in 4 episodes
That guy must have really hated his shoeshine
(sarcastic) I believe that, old man
(nervous) Look, whatever you're asking about, I didn't see nothing! Now let me go
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