Drug dealing puppet Rainbow (Peter Bradley) continues his rise to power, Tony Montana-style, by impressing his boss Sonny (Joseph R. Gannascoli), while his old childhood pal Herbie (David Fino), now a cop, is assigned a human partner, Sanchez (Jon Gabrus), as part of a cheap PR stunt by the police department.
While Rainbow tries to make a lucrative deal with the dangerous Banana Brothers and hooks up with his boss's sexy squeeze Roxie (Rachel Bloom), Herbie and Sanchez come one step closer to identifying him as the shooter at a drugs-related massacre, with a little help from perverted puppet camera Shaky Zoom.
Episode two of The fuzz is even more crazy than the first, with Rainbow starting to allow money and power to go to his head. In order to impress The Banana Brothers, he breaks his rule of not getting high on his own supply and samples the goods; this leads him to getting hooked on jellybeans, and, in the highlight of the episode, he gets wild with coke-snorting babe Roxie. Watching a puppet do drugs and get his freak on with a busty broad is a total hoot—I can't wait to see where the show goes next.
While Rainbow tries to make a lucrative deal with the dangerous Banana Brothers and hooks up with his boss's sexy squeeze Roxie (Rachel Bloom), Herbie and Sanchez come one step closer to identifying him as the shooter at a drugs-related massacre, with a little help from perverted puppet camera Shaky Zoom.
Episode two of The fuzz is even more crazy than the first, with Rainbow starting to allow money and power to go to his head. In order to impress The Banana Brothers, he breaks his rule of not getting high on his own supply and samples the goods; this leads him to getting hooked on jellybeans, and, in the highlight of the episode, he gets wild with coke-snorting babe Roxie. Watching a puppet do drugs and get his freak on with a busty broad is a total hoot—I can't wait to see where the show goes next.
