About the Series | Hellfire Hobbs

PILOT: WHO IS THIS FAIRY GIRL?

JoBeth finds it impossible to live as a woman on planet earth, so she breaks all the rules and changes her world.

EPISODE 2: DANCING WITH THE DEVIL

JoBeth delivers a chilling church sermon on women’s rights and forces the men into a firing squad line up at gunpoint.

EPISODE 3: CAN’T KILL A MAN TWICE

JoBeth finds Hellfire sticking it to their horny teenage daughter in the barn and spirals into crazy revenge.

EPISODE 4: JAYDEEN SUCKS SYLACOOZA

Lucifer raises Hellfire from the dead. JoBeth grows a moustache. The Brood mature in one day. Jaydeen becomes a sex tornado.

EPISODE 5: LETTERS FROM HOME

Justice finds instant fame in the Army as the Dandy with the Dancing Dick. Jaydeen barters for a scholarship to Auburn.

EPISODE 6: NEVER LET A CRISIS GO TO WASTE

Justice’s orgasmic biscuits earn him a bodyguard. Crimson watches enviously as the Sylacooza women arrive barefoot and burned.

EPISODE 7: SOME ENCHANTED EVENING

Justice rescues General Eisenhower, is promoted and transferred to Paris. Sonnyboy sets off the Blitz of London.

EPISODE 8: GOD’S JUSTICE, INC.

Justice partners with the head of the Black Market. JoBeth plans Jaydeen’s wedding. Dugan burns down the homestead.

Season 1

1900 - 1930s

Season One ends as JoBeth flies to Paris in answer to a prophecy that a half-man half-woman will destroy Hitler. Crimson the succubus, follows her. Future seasons unfold by the decades, like Forrest Gump with Magic...

Season 2

1940s - 1950s

The brood navigates the 20th century by taking more than they give. Outside, they look full grown. Inside, they’re still children. Lucifer whips up deadly “pranks” like JuneBug’s affair with Bugsy Siegel, and Hitler’s downfall. The Brood add twisted branches to the family tree.

"Here's to the misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. May we live forever."

JoBeth

This is not a show about exemplary people with high morals and ethics. This is a cautionary tale about human greed, our own secret sins, and things that spin dark and disturbing spiderwebs at the backs of our brains.

The Brimstone Brood are not innately noble creatures. Far from it. The Brood are deeply distorted children in adult bodies. One is good, two are bad, and three are very bad. Arrogant, obstinate opportunists, they are always looking for an easy way out, yet most of their choices result in mind-boggling ruin.

Still… it is from their flaws that challenges spring and triumphs grow. Over the life of the series, our multi-dimensional villains become living, breathing beings—with all the emotional complexity and contradictions, the same dreams and desires, the same passions and pitfalls—as real people with real concerns.