Pink Slip web series goes to The Dance

Writer, producer, director and Tabloid Baby pal Muriel Campbell can be called a full-fledged Internet cinema auteur, now that's she's unleashed the fourth part of her continuing comedy webisode series, Pink Slip. The series has crashed through boundaries of sexuality, age, economics and art as it features a wide array of up-and-coming Hollywood talent throughout its course of comic twists, biting zingers and surprising hot romance.

Check out the shoutout to Page Six in this latest episode, called The Dance. That's where it takes place and more than a few threads come together, though Muriel assures us there's more to come. This combination of Billy Wilder and Penny Marshall is just getting started...

...and check into the new Pink Slip website at PinkSlip.tv.

Parts I, 2 and 3 below:

Surprise Sexcapades in Pink Slip, Part 3!



Writer, producer, director and Tabloid Baby pal Muriel Campbell has posted Part Three of her cross-dressing continuing webisode comedy series, Pink Slip. This latest installment, Christmas, could have been called The Hook-Up with its comic twists and surprising hot elevator sex and has us and a lot of others hungry for more-- and waiting for the studio exec who's smart enough to take this and turn it into the full-fledged television series or movie it deserves to be. The next episode of the very modern romance is set to drop on New Year's, and who knows where the action will take the characters next as this developing production continues to build and gain buzz.

Parts I and II below:

Video: Pink Slip is Facebook's buzz clip

The first installment of Pink Slip, the new romantic comedy webisode series, made a splash when it hit YouTube, but the real buzz started after it was spread around on Facebook. Set in L.A. and focusing on what folks do when they're out of work-- pink slipped-- and broke, it struck a chord with viewers, and part two, which injects some real Bosom Buddies-Some Like It Hot comedy, is bound to attract even more attention.

Pink Slip Part One focused on Suzie, who's working two jobs to make ends meet. Now the series picks up with Max, who's recently been evicted and comes up with a solution when his Aunt Florrie drops dead. Check it out. It's written, produced and directed by Tabloid Baby pal Muriel Campbell and showcases a lot of talent, who, when they eventually hit it big, you can say you remember from Pink Slip.

A Pink Slip we're glad to hand out

Tabloid Baby pal Muriel Campbell has not only directed her first web series, but she wrote and produced Pink Slip, as well. Check out part one of this very modern comedy and stay tuned for part two which drops next month and features a pink slip of a different kind in a twist that could turn into the Internet update of Bosom Buddies.