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This is my submission for the #BluthWalkOn contest. My submission is simple and is strictly in written word. It is a story idea for the show. Here it is… Under pressure from Lucille, The Bluth Company sponsors Motherboy XXXIV which had not run in four years due to artistic differences (cut to...

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BluthWalkOn

This is my submission for the #BluthWalkOn contest. My submission is simple and is strictly in written word. It is a story idea for the show. Here it is... Under pressure from Lucille, The Bluth Company sponsors Motherboy XXXIV which had not run in four years due to artistic differences (cut to Tobias acting as show director and asking the Board of directors to change the show to Loverboy-not to be confused with the popular Canadian 80s rock band). Lucille's real reason for resurrecting Motherboy is to star as the featured performer to try to repair some of the damage to her reputation caused by the Bluth Company. While Lucille is performing her own originally choreographed song entitled, 'Gangy Style', Lucille Austero and Buster (who recently rekindled their romance) begin to perform a duet to 'Does He Love You' while Lucille Bluth is performing, as an attempt to make her recognize their love. The scene ends in a costume malfunction for Lucille Bluth caused accidentally by Buster's hook. This is later featured on 'Girls With Low Self Esteem' and results in Lucille Bluth suing Phillip Lit for unauthorized footage. Proceeds made through sales at the Bluth frozen banana stand (since they were the event sponsors) were intended to be given to HIV research. However Lucille Bluth, now heavily medicated to deal with the stress if the situation, mistakes HIV for IV and orders $10,000 worth of IV bags. On the next, Arrested Development, Buster finds a use for the IV bags-cut to Buster drinking juice out of an IV bag which is hanging from his hook. #BluthWalkon