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In a five-day period, Modesty Divine's life becomes entangled in disastrous ways with her new eccentric gardener Thomas, which includes the apparent accidental death (or murder) of her soon-to be ex-husband, Ash.

A feature length comedy about 'uneducated' Southerners, taking on the 'educated' university graduate students... Reck chases Ima from North Carolina to Tucson, Arizona, and gets them involved in a study on the social-life of 'losers'.

Everybody comes to Frisky's Bar looking for love -- or at least a warm body -- but since patrons rely on smooth moves, cagey schemes and outright lies, it can be tough to know if real romance ever stands a chance. But as the bartender spouts his impenetrable philosophies and frat boys encounter cougars on the prowl, one couple discovers the spark of something that may be the real deal.

Adult twin brothers, one a doctor and the other having a GED certificate, have been squabbling since birth. Now living in different states, they are forced by their aging mother to reunite for 4 weeks to "re-bond" while she vacations in Paris. Once they are together, major conflict develops and they become entangled in a love-triangle with a "private dancer" who also claims to be a physician.

Country Bumpkins meet Shakespeare. Reck Jr. follows Ima Lou Beener from Tofee, North Carolina to Tucson, Arizona in an old Ford pickup pulling a one-man trailer with his uncle Enus.. He hopes to talk Ima into marrying him, but both Ima and her aunt Nellie strongly oppose any kind of romantic relationship. Reck sees a psychic and she is hopeful that Ima will marry him. Reck increases his romantic gestures after talking to the Psychic. In the meantime he gets himself, Ima, Nellie and Enus involved in a University study about the behavior of "losers" or misfits.