Armless gunslinger Slim (Sam Seder) comes to town seeking revenge against bank robber Tommy Morgan (H. Jon Benjamin). Assisted by the town's resident sidekick Gummy (H. Jon Benjamin), Slim makes his intentions known to Morgan's gang which leads to a showdown in the center of town.
Loren Bouchard
Director
H. Jon Benjamin
Gummy / Tommy Morgan (voice)
Sarah Silverman
Hanna Headstrong (voice)
Sam Seder
Slim (voice)
Joe McGuirk
(voice)
Waylon Jennings
Franny (voice)
Todd Barry
Kitty the Kid (voice)
Mitch Hedberg
Muscular Mel (voice)
David Frizzell
(voice)
Carl P. Mayfield
(voice)
Ken Mellons
(voice)
Doug Stone
Lil' Bill / Beady Eyes (voice)
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