Henry tells Scott that the Chinese investors need a "real" office in order to fund their sitcom, “Future Boy.”

Henry, oblivious to the Me-Too era, demands that Future Boy have a young “Hot Blond” as one of the stars of “Future Boy” and also serve as a producer with Scott.

Scott's hope of a professional writer's room is dashed when he's made to work with Alex, the young actress cast in “Future Boy,” and other amateurs.

Henry believes the production space is teaming with ghosts. He tries to get Scott to help him rid the offices of the angry spirits.

To get a work visa, Henry must have a TV show interview him as a Producer. When it turns out to be a Jewish kiddie’s puppet show, things go off the rails.

Incredibly, Henry proves to Scott that his purchases of a drone and “Golden Ratio” printed tee shirts are needed for production—now, if he can only prove it to the FBI