Flaunting a stellar cast, No Moore follows Ron Moore, a greeting card writer who appears to be doing quite well in his life. He has a good job, his own apartment, and a lot of self-confidence. You could say he’s just your average guy, but Ron has one unnoticeable feature: he’s unnoticeable. His coworkers don’t recognize him; his boss inquires why someone is sitting at the desk he’s inhabited for two years; he can’t even get the motion-sensor faucets in the restrooms to work.

Faced with the reality of his under-the-radar personality, Ron is constantly wishing for something more.

Drifting off into dreamlike states at the most inopportune times, Ron transforms into a full-fledged rock star and lays down catchy pop hooks that, quite simply, “ain’t bootleg.”
Daydreaming at work wouldn’t ordinarily be a problem for an enigma like Ron Moore, but he has somehow caught the attention of his office manager, Scott, who is determined to see Ron fired from his position. Scott has his work cut out for him, though. Before he can get Ron fired, people are going to have to notice him.

Filled with quirky characters, catchy songs, and hilarious music videos, No Moore is a madcap comedy for today’s cyber audiences. The series’ five-minute episodes draw comparisons to The Office and its music videos “I Ain’t Bootleg” and “Bring It (‘Cuz it’s Already Been Broughten)” have already created an online buzz.

No Moore’s cast features Jason Koth as Ron Moore, Joe Moran as Scott, and Candy Samples as Ron’s mysterious fairy stepmother. Other cast members include Marissa Hayley, Will Harrell, Gary Maffei, Carlos Morris, and Deirdre Flynn. The show was created by Marissa Goldberg, Joseph C. Moran, and Jason Koth and is written by Marissa Goldberg.

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