Tirdy Works

After her moose tird video went viral, Mary quit her job to focus full time on making Tirdy Works a viable business. Now faced with an ultimatum by her partner Deb, Mary must make the business profitable by winter’s end or agree to throw in the towel. As she looks to the community for help, will she get the local support she needs? Or realize that keeping up with the business is more than she and her family can handle?

Mary, Deb, Tammi, Dale and the rest of the Tirdy Works team heads to a major craft show in New Hampshire in search of a market hungry for her tirds. But will attendees turn their noses up at Mary’s product or will Mary be able to prove to Deb that Tirdy Works is worth fighting for?

With Deb’s ultimatum echoing in her mind, Mary attempts to diversify into other types of tird products. At Katie’s high school, Mary’s invited to present as part of Career Day. Will Mary’s new venture cost her valuable time and money she doesn’t have? Will Mary be able to censor her routine enough to avoid embarrassing the crap out of Katie and straining an already delicate relationship?

In desperate need of a financial boost for Tirdy Works, Mary taps her experience as a former biologist at a fertilizer plant to target the multi-billion dollar cannabis industry. Meanwhile, in nearby Pittsfield, Mary hatches a plan to save a historic community theater where she performs standup comedy and distributes her products. But will Mary’s weed concept prove out or go up in smoke and at what cost will Mary’s altruistic efforts come to Tirdy Works and Mary’s family?

Mary and Deb meet with big city business consultants to get help growing Tirdy Works. Meanwhile back at home, Katie expresses interest in joining the wrestling team, much to Mary’s dismay. Can Tirdy Works afford to learn how to operate like a real business and will Mary’s attempt at seeing eye-to-eye with Katie improve their relationship or drive them further apart?

Unable to afford the professional services of the big city consultants, Mary turns to raising capital in her own backyard. With marketing and sales top of mind, Mary longs to broaden her stand up her routine ahead to become a better salesman and put on a hit show at the Pittsfield Theatre. With the help of a local mainer, Mary enlists big-time comic Emma Willmann for guidance. But will financial investment come in time to save Tirdy Works and will Emma Willmann be the one to expand Mary’s puns beyond poop?

As a way to involve Katie in the family business and expand their social marketing efforts, Mary & Deb entrust Katie to run social media marketing for Tirdy Works. Meanwhile, knockoff tird products surface at Hussey’s, causing concern for Mary and the future of Tirdy Works. Will Katie follow through on her first big responsibility and will Mary be able to remove the counterfeit tirds before the potential investors catch wind?

Emma Willmann coaches Mary on her comedy routine ahead of the big benefit event in Pittsfield while Dale shares a secret passion with Mary and asks for a chance to perform at the show. Will Mary be able to separate from her tirds to appeal to a broader audience with her comedy, and will Dale be given the platform to carry out this unexpected dream?

Mary hosts a benefit event in Pittsfield in hopes of helping save the Community Theatre, expand her product reach to new customers, and pitches the idea of a comedy tour all to impress potential investors. Will there be an audience? Will the investors attend the event? And will Mary debut her new material or stumble and revert to her tirds?

Spring has sprung as Mary holds a final town meeting before heading out on out on tour. The garage is converted into a Crap Shack, allowing for more tird production while Mary’s gone. But how will Tirdy Works be able to operate without Mary? How will Deb manage the kids, the house, and the animals while Mary’s gone? And how will Somerville prepare for Tirdy Works 2.0?