Fed Up

In a world consumed by fad diets and corporate greed, Fed Up is a biting satire that pits two dessert moguls against each other in a battle for the soul—and waistline—of America. Flash Kennedy, a narcissistic pie tycoon claiming divine inspiration, markets his "negative-calorie pie" as the cure for obesity and chronic disease. Meanwhile, Tish Mahoney, the savvy CEO of a cake empire, fights to protect her company and expose Flash's fraudulent claims. What begins as a quirky rivalry escalates into a high-stakes showdown filled with lies, propaganda, and a public debate that captures the nation’s attention.

Through sharp humor and incisive commentary, Fed Up explores themes of misinformation, corporate ethics, and the cult of personality in modern media. The story deftly balances absurd comedy with moments of heartfelt drama—like Tish’s strained relationship with her late sister Nancy—adding emotional depth to its satirical edge. The climactic debate between Flash and Tish serves as both a darkly comedic spectacle and a poignant critique of how truth is manipulated in the pursuit of power.

With its vibrant characters—ranging from Flash’s sycophantic marketing guru to Tish’s loyal team—and its timely exploration of societal issues like fake news and corporate overreach, Fed Up offers both entertainment and food for thought. It’s The Big Short meets Thank You for Smoking, with an extra dollop of frosting.

This story will resonate with audiences who crave sharp satire, compelling characters, and a narrative that skewers the absurdities of modern culture while delivering laughs and heart in equal measure.