Tabloid television rules the airwaves, showing the latest scandals of the world. “The Other Side,” hosted by Todd Matthews, is one of those shows that focus on Hollywood scandals. His latest exposé is a sitcom involving one of the actresses that portrays a virgin on the show, “Best Buds.” Her character has sparked a feminist movement that is keeping the men of America from the one thing they cherish the most, sex.

This movement is also endangering the show’s ratings and any profits that the network would like to keep its hands on. As Todd Matthews interviews the actors of “Best Buds,” he uncovers a conspiracy by the network to write Brittany’s virgin character out of the show and out of her contract. With Todd Matthews’ help, the conspiracy backfires on the network, and he moves on to his next story, a sitcom love triangle.

The show, “What a Family” is about family values, an irony considering the behavior of the actors of the wholesome series is the exact opposite of their characters. Todd Matthews discovers that the actors are not only cheating on their spouses, but they are also cheating on each other.

The family-oriented sitcom loses its ratings and the network loses money after this scandal is exposed on Todd Matthews’ show; unfortunately, it is the same network that airs “The Other Side.” Todd Matthews soon finds himself unemployed after biting the hand that feeds him.

Todd Matthews does not let his unemployment get to him and takes his firing as an opportunity for a career change. He secures an acting job from a director with the only skill he has learned while being a tabloid television host, blackmail. But, the tables also turn on Todd Matthews despite his fame and fortune when another tabloid television show does an exposé on him.