Big Sound - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
You Bet Your Ass
Phoebe gets studio recording time for her birthday, but she's disillusioned when she sees a famous singer change her look to boost album sales.
Little Bit of Old Ultraviolet
Sutton is faced with a dilemma: whether to keep his client or support his daughter.
Developing the Negative
Bill and Keester fight over a photographer, with Bill neglecting other responsibilities.
Bob Day Afternoon
Bobby Talisman is horrified when his music is used in a commercial for an adult diaper called Johnny Pants and pleads with Bill to have the song pulled; Donna and Artie return from a late lunch and find Big Sound deserted.
Shabbas Bloody Shabbas
A client falls for a Jewish girl and backs out of Friday concerts in observance of the Sabbath; Keester thinks he's in love with Bill's ex-wife.
The Day the Music Croaked
Sutton is forced to deliver a eulogy for a client he does not like.
New Dog, Old Tricks
Rebecca wants to get a puppy, but Bill doesn't like the idea.
The Song Remains the Same
Bill allows a musician to stay in his apartment when there's a problem with his hotel reservation.
Jam Session
Bill and Phoebe argue during a concert; Bill tries to help the performer appease angry fans who bought highly flammable T-shirts.
Mother-Daughter Act
Sutton's most popular mother-daughter act is splitting up.
The Power of Rock and Roll
Marty shows off his father's alien space suit.
Sutton Killed the Radio Star
Bill tries to speak reasonably with a DJ, only to be ridiculed on the air.
Bad Words, Good Business
Bill must decide whether or not to keep his client when his home life is disturbed.
Tangled Web
Bill advises Eddie Valour to start selling his music on the Internet, which creates legal and ethical issues for them both.
Dire Straights
An executive flees with the company's money.
Number One with a Bullet
Everyone is alarmed by gunshots heard at the studio.
All About Jessie's Sister
Jessie's sister appears at Big Sound, stirring up sibling rivalry.
There's a Rock Star in Your Office
The group tries to help a rock star with stage fright find the courage to take the stage for a comeback concert.
Fakin' It
Bill Sutton and Nick Keester join forces to take down David Olivett, their common rival.
Fire Someone
Keester and Bill are forced to fire two employees, creating panic throughout the office.
Vincent & Veronica
Rebecca is furious when Bill won't help her move dirt for her landscaping business.
In the Belly of the Beast
Guest star MC Hammer is being stalked and Bill attempts to put the culprit in jail.
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