As an IT engineer, Chip Gutchel's life is stuck in neutral until a routine exam awakens a hidden craving. His descent into obsession leads him down a dark path, but redemption beckons through Alcoholics Anonymous. Years later, as he sponsors detective Russell Fox, their worlds collide when another child vanishes at Chip's office - and Russell suspects Chip's true addiction may be far more sinister than his own demons.
Does Butt Boy have end credit scenes?
No!
Butt Boy does not have end credit scenes.
Colleen Elizabeth Miller
Cindy
Wilky Lau
Jon Lee
Rhoda Pell
Angela Jones
Doctor Morean
Austin Lewis
Rick Mitchum
Brad Potts
Chief John Lazarra
Gail Bloyd
Kai Henderson
Andrew Lee
Kristina Clifford
Judy
Robert Ackerman Moss
Nelson Guerra
Ryan Koch
Shelby Dash
Anne Gutchell
Tyler Cornack
Chip Gutchell
Tyler Dryden
Marty Gutchell
Tyler Rice
Russel B. Fox
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What profession does Chip Gutchel hold?
As Chip Gutchel (Tyler Cornack), the office IT guy, moves through a typical day at the RTM’s South Kritika Counties office, he finds himself caught in the chaotic celebration orchestrated by his manager Rick Mitchum (Austin Lewis), who is leading a spirited sing-along in honor of Jon Lee (Wilky Lau)‘s promotion. Chip’s frequent lapses in attention become impossible to ignore.
The very next day, he experiences his first prostate exam with a quirky yet invigorating doctor, Doctor Morean (Angela Jones), which ignites a newfound zest for life. This surge of energy results in some unconventional bedroom antics with his wife, Anne Gutchel (Shelby Dash), who is less than enthusiastic about his peculiar requests.
When Anne’s inability to find the remote control triggers a surprising chain of bizarre events, Chip’s actions spiral into the absurd. His increasingly desperate behavior — involving the insertion of unusual objects — leaves Anne frustrated and oblivious to the chaos that ensues as their dog Rocky Goes missing, alongside a baby from the park.
Amidst the turmoil, Chip grapples with depression. His failed suicide attempts lead him to seek solace in an Alcoholics Anonymous group, where he encounters Nelson Guerrera (Robert Ackerman Moss), a mentor who believes that sugar isn’t addictive. As Chip progresses, he ends up sponsoring Russel Fox (Tyler Rice), a self-identified smoker and detective, further binding their paths as they confront their shared struggles with addiction.
While Chip shares his frustrations about marriage and parenthood with Russel, the latter obsesses over moving on from his ex-wife, who is now living a new life with another man. Meanwhile, a frantic search begins when Andrew Lee (Kai Henderson) goes missing during a game of hide-and-seek at the office.
This leads to a revelation that Chip’s excuses for his personal shortcomings are starting to unravel — he has been fabricating stories around Anne’s supposed cerebral palsy. As the situation escalates, hidden truths emerge, leaving Russel feeling betrayed and confused. Together, Chip and Russel return to the AA group, marking the initiation of a long path to recovery.
Tensions mount when Anne extends an invitation to dinner, where she pours wine and verbally undermines Chip in front of Russel. Craftily, Russel seizes the opportunity for a bathroom break, pilfering a pivotal computer disc from Chip’s “secret” cache. Just as Chip discovers the missing evidence, he unwittingly swallows the disc during an frantic chase, rendering it lost forever.
Russel, frustrated and facing dismissal from his superior, Chief John Lazzara (Brad Potts), watches Chip be hospitalized, where he renews his love for Anne, who continues to support him. Russel, however, falls into self-destructive behaviors as he fights his own demons.
In a twist of fate, Russel attempts a failed assassination on Chip at Marty Gutchell’s birthday laser tag event. Despite his efforts, Chip’s uncanny resilience proves too formidable. Chip emerges as a local hero while Russel becomes vilified as a fugitive.
Inside Chip’s body, Russel finds himself trapped with Andrew and Rocky, learning that the young boy is actually his long-lost son. Together, they try to grasp their confinement and survive off the sparse scraps available inside, all while trying to comprehend the bizarre nature of their predicament.
Days turn into months, and Russel counts the time spent within Chip as he plots an escape. Eventually, Chip rises to prominence, taking over for Jon Lee during his absence, celebrated for his unintentional heroism, while Russel remains with Andrew and Rocky, trying to devise a plan for liberation.
Anne’s joy shines through when her son is finally returned, but Chip’s consumption of a powerful elixir unexpectedly spells disaster for Andrew’s chance of escape. At a prestigious award ceremony honoring Chip’s service, Russel’s final act of desperation sends Chip careening across the stage, leading to a reunion of father and son, fortifying their bond.
In the aftermath, with the case resolved and Russel finding closure, he hands over incriminating evidence to Chief Lazzara, vanishing into the night. Ultimately, he rejoins his family and shares a heartfelt moment with Anne, marking the end of his long journey toward redemption.
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