Original story inspired by classic cinema. If you liked the movie, you'll love its Cinspiration. TV HUNNY was inspired by the 1962 film "It's Only Money" starring Jerry Lewis and Joan O'Brien. April Fools' Day, 1961, leaves TV repairman Gil "Hunny" Hunnicutt stiffed on a service call, and he'll be damned if doesn't get paid. His mission nearly kills him at the gun-toting hands of a crazy lady, not the only crazy lady to pull a gun on him. While he envisions an unappealing future and has a slippery hold on a new-found love, he's still tethered to his two polar-opposite sisters and isn't sure, at his core, which of them he's more like. His wandering "antenna" has had a chokehold on him for much of his life, but now he's ready for love's chokehold. However, he first has to free himself from the chokehold of the Albanian Mob. His journey leads him to Judy Garland and Carnegie Hall, a hitman in drag, questionable deaths, FBI spooks, and his very own felony-courtesy of the Mob-all while juggling family demands, true love, homophobia, racism, and the curse of shadow puppet shows. Hunny learns growing up is hard, especially for an old dog used to running in circles and chasing tail.