Saxophone Blues

Saxophone Blues: Night Heat Description: Sam, an aging rock star, performs the most sensual, back arching, toe-curling saxophone solo on Sunset Strip. “Night Heat” is an adaptation of “The Pilot” episode of Saxophone Blues, the “Television Show” for books. Content Rating: PG-14 The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Saxophone Blues: Night Heat" It’s night-night time in Los Angeles. I can see the heat steaming off Hollywood Freeway. The city is plunged in a heat wave. The

E01: "The Past of Future's Present" Content Rating: PG-14 The "Television Show" for Books presents: "The Past of Future's Present" Jimothy Dyck, captain of the starship Explorer says good-bye forever to his family and leaves on a mission that makes no sense. It was Earth year 3084. Jimothy Dyck, captain of the starship Explorer, was leaving for his final mission in space. Jimothy gathered his wife, Maria, and two children, Jimothy Jr. and Jennica, to say goodbye forever.

Content Rating: PG The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Rail'n'Jail and the Catch-Out Kid (Part 4)" Jimothy Dyck was asleep in the Trans-Canada Railyard, dreaming of anywhere but here. His dreams were too big for the small town he left behind. He was headed west, to make it big, with a train hopper named Laverne “Rail’n’Jail” Jenkins. But without any direction, he was just wandering aimlessly between endless rows of rail cars until, finally, the distant wail of a midnig

Content Rating: PG The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck's Doughnuts (Part 3)" Jimothy Dyck was headed west with a train hopper known as “Rail’n’Jail” Jenkins. They’d spent all night in the Trans-Canada Railyard, where abandoned warehouses with graffiti-stained walls decayed along Winnipeg’s forgotten streets of nowhere. As Jimothy contemplated the spray-painted designs, he couldn’t help but wonder what he was really doing with his life. “This is bunk!” Ji

Content Rating: PG The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck's Bush (Part 2)" Jimothy Dyck was trying to run away from life, but his backpack was snagged on a branch. “I can’t even get away from this stupid place!” Jimothy fumed in the Trans-Canada Railyard. “It just keeps holding me back!” Jimothy was leaving home for the first time. His dreams were too big for the small town he grew up in. Jimothy was headed west, determined to make it big, despite his lac

Content Rating: PG The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck and the Midnight Freight Train (Part 1)" Winnipeg’s Golden Boy slept beneath swollen clouds choked with tears the night Jimothy Dyck hopped a freight train out of town. It was a grey summer in late June, 2010. Jimothy stepped off the # 72 bus on his way to the Trans-Canada Railyard. He was all sweaty from lugging his backpack and camping gear across the city. Jimothy, a somewhat misguided dreamer,

Content Rating: PG-14 The "Television Show" for Books presents: "The Pilot" Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Scene 8 Scene 1 It’s night-night time in Los Angeles. I can see the heat steaming off Hollywood Freeway. The city is plunged in a heat wave. A massive high pressure cell has taken up residence in the upper atmosphere and shows no sign of leaving. Hot air is trapped beneath the lingering mass with no place to go. Worse. Los Angeles is like a