“The Spoils of Babylon” is the masterwork of Eric Jonrosh, who introduces each episode in his own inimitable style, always surrounded by good food and drink…and more drink. Weird and wonderful, “The Spoils of Babylon” is satire of the highest order and absurdity at its most absurd.
“The Spoils of Babylon” is the masterwork of Eric Jonrosh, who introduces each episode in his own inimitable style, always surrounded by good food and drink…and more drink. Weird and wonderful, “The Spoils of Babylon” is satire of the highest order and absurdity at its most absurd.
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Episode 1
Thu, Jan 9, 2014 23 mins
Famed novelist Eric Jonrosh (Will Ferrell) sets the stage for his epic masterpiece of love, lust & greed. Jonas Morehouse (Tim Robbins) digs relentlessly for oil as his daughter (Kristen Wiig) and adopted son (Tobey Maguire) begin a forbidden affair.
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