Wilson Cleveland
Nick Chiapetta
Series SeasonSeason 2 episodes2008
The Temp Life
Season 2
Nick gets conned into selling his Pedtastic social network startup for shoe lace professionals to Commodity Staffing in a “multi-hundred dollar transaction.” Nick unwittingly makes Pedtastic’s only four employees - Mark, Laura, Paul and Caitlin part of the deal by contractually obligating them to become temps with Commodity Staffing for one year. In the season finale cliffhanger episode titled, “Where in the World?” Paul and Caitlin are accidentally outsourced to a call center in Thailand and Nick falls unconscious after drinking some bad coffee.
Episodes
Each episode has its own detail page.
Episode 110 min2008-09-14
Mergers and Acquisitions
Following a "multi-hundred dollar" acquisition, Nick has some "Troubling" news for Paul about their future at Pedtastic but assures him the change is only "temporary."
Episode 210 min2008-09-25
Help Neded
Paul shares the news of his new "temp-ness" with his slightly neurotic roommate Caitlin who is having job search trouble of her own.
Episode 310 min2008-10-15
Disorientation
When new Commodity Staffing CEO, Nick "Trouble" Chiapetta assembles his crew of hapless temps for the first time, their true personalities are put on display...a bit too soon.
Episode 410 min2008-11-10
Actor on Broadway
Mark's first temp job at the new Commodity Staffing as an "actor on Broadway" isn't quite the "toe-tapping, finger-snapping" career-booster he thought it would be.
Episode 510 min2008-11-24
Mykrosahft
Laura didn't think her dream of working for the "House that Bill Gates Built" included assembling its furniture too.
Episode 610 min2008-12-09
Pay It Backward
When Mark and Laura confront Nick about their soul-crushing temp jobs he sent them on, they learn Nick's darkest secret and how they have been pawns in his grand plan.
Episode 710 min2008-12-22
Where in the World?
Nick gets an urgent webcam message from Caitlin and Paul who have turned up halfway around the world. Nick finally learns what "trouble" really is.