Kings of Con is a single camera comedy created by Rob Benedict and Richard Speight Jr. It follows the behind the scenes antics of two actors on the Fan Convention Circuit.A glimpse into the behind the scenes shenanigans that happen at fan conventions when the actors are the craziest ones there.
Rich rescues long-time buddy and former co-star Rob from a cesspool of depression and divorce papers by goading him back into the fan convention circuit.
After completely decimating Convention Rule Number One, don't sleep with fans, Rob and Rich kick into damage control, ready to handle the backlash.
A viral video of Rob's on-stage mockery of law enforcement proves ill-timed when an accidental 9-1-1 call brings cops to his hotel door.
When British thespian Kent O'Grady (Josh Meyers) joins the gang for a convention, Rob inadvertently discovers his deepest secret.
Rich books a commercial that requires him to be shirtless, so he enlists Matt to whip him in shape in the hotel gym.
Rob unintentionally ingests the perfect combination of over the counter drugs and alcohol, transforming him into a Casanova. Rich reconnects with a former costar he considers to be 'the one who got away'.
It's Halloween and Rich and Rob, donning oddly revealing costumes, mistake a fellow actor's Viagra for ibuprofen.
Rich attends a fan's hotel room party with the hopes of a happy ending. Meanwhile, Rob opts for the spa only to find himself trapped in a steam room with the eccentric, towel clad owner of the convention company (Ron Livingston).
Rob and Rich wake up to find they accidentally got married in Vegas. While Rob frantically tries to get the marriage annulled, Rich decides to take advantage of the situation instead.
Rob and Rich find themselves buying multiple photo ops with lead actors Jaden and Justin (Jensen Ackles and Jared Padelecki) in an attempt to pitch them a TV show idea.
Complete episode guide for Kings of Con with detailed information about every season and episode including air dates, summaries, ratings, and streaming availability in Japan.
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