Duck N Cover: Recent Episodes

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"Guns, midgets (little people), hookers (pleasure professionals), butthash, grumfuffles, lowlifes, blood, and two manchildren coming-of-age together as they navigate through a city of crime armed only with their wits, service weapons, and healthy libidos. Put the kids to bed, and hand the babysitter a beer.... It's Duck 'N Cover!!! When Miller and McKenna lost their respective partners in a controversial and widely-publicized failed drug bust, the two greenhorn detectives were paired up to fight crime the only way they know how... sloppily. Det. Miller, the anal retentive, super conservative, play-by-the-rules type, is the voice of reason to Det. McKenna's on edge, short-attention-span, vulgar persona. When things get heated, Miller questions, "What would Sun Tzu do?" McKenna finds out how many spent hollow-point shells it takes to get to the center of the situation. Miller and McKenna deal mostly with the throw away cases, the ones more seasoned detectives would find insulting. They're trying to earn respect while paying their dues. That's not to say they are at all happy with the situation, or even each other at times. McKenna can't wait to make homicide and hunt down murderers and rapists. Miller on the other hand is probably more suited for internal affairs or perhaps public affairs. Each hour they spend together in smelly undercover stakeout cars, digging through garbage for clues or busting a single mom for public urination their bond grows stronger sometimes to their shock and dismay. In any other world they wouldn't be firends, but in this one it becomes a necessity.

But what McKenna would really like to do is direct...

The guys try and make light out of an unfortunate situation.

Sleeping on the job.

Miller shows off his beautiful vocals chords to McKenna's deaf ears.

The guys have some trouble uncovering the identity of the victim at a gruesome crime scene.

McKenna shows off his new tough guy sunglasses.

Miller and McKenna try to heal old wounds with the help of some mandatory therapy sessions.

Miller and McKenna discuss their version of the perfect female companion.

McKenna has an ever so "sweet" dream.

We invited a guest director in to shoot a special Halloween episode and this is what we got.

McKenna makes Miller an offer he just can't refuse.

Sometimes law enforcement is just plain boring.

Miller tries to bring a little harmony into the car he's stuck in with McKenna for 12 hours a day.

McKenna teaches Miller the value, and fun, in offensive driving.

We'll let the episode title speak for itself.

Season 2 opens with Miller and McKenna on a stakeout that ends in not so nice surprise.

We've been hard at work to bring you more Duck N Cover, and starting 9/21/09 we're going to do just that, dammit. Here's just a small taste to get you hot and bothered.

Watch as childhood regression takes over in this episode with guest Chad Brokaw as the bully.Happy Holidays from Team Duck N Cover, see you in 2009!

Wet & Wild times with Miller, McKenna, a recent widow and one floating dead guy.Thanks to special guests Sarah Atwood and Evan Geerlings.

Exactly how do Miller and McKenna prepare for a day on the job?

Miller & McKenna get supernatural.

One door. Two detectives. Who gets to knock?

Fake door funnies continue with rapid-fire insults.

Detectives Miller & McKenna squabble outside someone's house.

Miller and McKenna bond like never before.

Come and get your laugh on listening to Miller tell McKenna what he's got going on this weekend. Needless to say, it almost makes McKenna wanna puke.

Apparently, Miller missed the day they taught hang signals at the academy.

Miller loses his cool when McKenna taunts him one too many times while on a stakeout.

McKenna demonstrates his favorite wrestling move on an unwilling and very dead participant.

Miller and McKenna discuss the joy and tragedy entwined in the classic sitcom "Different Strokes."

While on stakeout, Det. McKenna reveals his preferences of the female anatomy. Det. Miller reveals his continued disdain for objectification. For more, go to: www.duckncovershow.com

"Guns, midgets (little people), hookers (pleasure professionals), butthash, grumfuffles, lowlifes, blood, and two manchildren coming-of-age together as they navigate through a city of crime armed only with their wits, service weapons, and healthy libidos. Put the kids to bed, and hand the babysitter a beer.... It's Duck 'N Cover!!! When Miller and McKenna lost their respective partners in a controversial and widely-publicized failed drug bust, the two greenhorn detectives were paired up to fight crime the only way they know how... sloppily.For more go to:www.duckncovershow.com