the trigger episode
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Where words failed, illustrations wove between the slogans and slanders. Her drawings showed impressive craft and imagination not to mention a sense of angry depravity generally reserved for avant-garde radical presses and X-rated comic books. Above the sofa, anatomically correct Looney Tunes characters performed all manner of sex with world figures from Gandhi to Nixon. Adorning the space above the bedroom door, a study of Thomas Jefferson with his breeches down around his ankles made a Feifferesque morph over six panels to George Jefferson with his pants down around his ankles. Her caption read, “Six Degrees of Fornication.”
Monte perched on a barstool studying me for reaction. “This is so weird,” I said. “I have a room done exactly like this.”
“Hey. This is what I have to deal with on a daily basis. You get to go away after you find her.”
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Hardwick, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, falls from a grace, and to survive he's now part of the Hollywood paparazzi. Television star Bonnie Quinn disappears (before the taping of the 100th episode The Trigger Episode) and Hardwick's hired to find her. As Hardwick searches for Bonnie, he runs into old girlfriend Meddy, who treats him with disdain. But a suspicious death re-teams him with Meddy and Hardwick grapples with his feelings for both women, his hope for redemption, and the solving of The Trigger Episode.
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