In the made-for-TV movie TOE TAGS, two hopeless imbeciles (Matthew Hennessey and Barry Pepper) get jobs at the coroner's office, due to their total failure as house-sitters.

Their new position -somehow- leads to their stumbling upon a major clue in a murder investigation. This brings in the police, as well as the duo's favorite rock star (Kristin Lehmen). Of course, these morons can't resist looking into the matter themselves.

Idiocy unfolds.

As is obvious, this is BILL AND TED, WAYNE'S WORLD, BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD, and DUMB AND DUMBER, mixed with a TV cop show. The results are fairly painful, and could cause severe hardening of the brain...

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