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The alarm goes off once a month which brings the townspeople to the square to watch the video and get hypnotized again by the hypnotist on the video. This is required or the hypnotism will fade away. the problem is that the hypnotist died unexpectedly a few years ago, but the alarm keeps ringing every month on its schedule. The family decide to edit the video to tell the townspeople how to treat the family and now the family is treated like royalty. The father choses to become mayor, the mother chooses to become the head of the PTA (the most prestigious positions for a woman in town), the boy becomes the coolest kid at school, and every high school aged boy now is completely head over heels for the girl. Wackiness ensues as each of the grifters begins to distrust the other and tries to take over the town by editing the hypnotist video in a way that makes them powerful. this show needs to be very original, very wacky, and a lot of plot twists<|im_end|>\n<|im_start|>assistant\nTitle: \"Hypnotic Heist\"\n\nEpisode 1: \"New Town, New Scheme\"\n\n* Introduction to the town and its quirky residents.\n* The grifter family (Aidan, Vivian, Liam, and Ruby) arrives in town and settles in.\n* The family begins to map out the town, searching for potential marks and opportunities to make money.\n* The town alarm goes off, and everyone gathers in the town square, including the family.\n* The mayor, also under hypnosis, plays a video of the deceased hypnotist, reinforcing the townspeople's hypnotic state.\n\nEpisode 2: \"Edging Out the Competition\"\n\n* The family discovers that the hypnotist's video is editable.\n* Aidan, Vivian, Liam, and Ruby each come up with their own plans to use the video to advance their positions in the town.\n* The family starts to uncover each other's true intentions and question their loyalty to the group.\n\nEpisode 3: \"Video Virgin\"\n\n* Aidan decides to become the mayor, using the video to solidify his position.\n* Vivian, now the PTA president, uses her power to benefit the family's schemes.\n* Liam establishes his control over the high school black market.\n* Ruby, with her sex appeal, wins over the town's most influential men.\n\nEpisode 4: \"Hypnotic Mishaps\"\n\n* The family's individual agendas start to conflict with one another.\n* As their power grows, they become more distrustful of each other.\n* The town begins to notice strange occurrences related to the family's manipulation of the video.\n\nEpisode 5: \"The Hypnotist's Curse\"\n\n* A mysterious figure warns the family about the consequences of messing with the hypnotist's video.\n* The family debates whether to continue their scheme or leave town before their actions are discovered.\n* They decide to continue, but agree to keep a closer eye on each other.\n\nEpisode 6: \"The Big Con\"\n\n* The family executes a grand scheme to drain the town's wealth.\n* The plan goes awry when the town starts to regain their senses.\n* The family is confronted by the townspeople, who demand answers for the strange occurrences.\n\nEpisode 7: \"Revelations and Resolutions\"\n\n* The family is exposed, but manages to escape town just as the townspeople awaken from their hypnotic state.\n* On the run, they confront each other about their individual motivations and the consequences of their actions.\n* Aidan, Vivian, Liam, and Ruby question whether they can truly trust each other and whether their life as grifters is worth the risks.\n\nEpisode 8: \"A New Life\"\n\n* The family, now on the run, is contacted by the Irish Travelers who oversaw their mission.\n* They are given a choice: continue grifting under the watchful eye of the Travelers or start a new life somewhere else.\n* The family makes their decision, ending the season on a cliffhanger that leaves the audience wondering if they will choose a life of crime or find redemption.<|im_end|>\n"], "chosen_attention_mask": [1, 512], "chosen_input_ids": [1, 512], "chosen_labels": [1, 512], "prompt": ["Write a plan for an 8-epiosde first season of a TV show. 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They are revealed to be a group of grifters, each with their own unique skills, pretending to be a family as they try to shake loose money from the town in various cons and grifts. The father, Jack, is a suave and handsome man who can seduce any woman; the mother, Lorraine, is a tough and intelligent woman looking to get out of the organization; the boy, Danny, is a charming and confident young man who immediately takes over the high school black market; and the girl, Maxine, is a beautiful and flirtatious young woman who uses her sex appeal to gain trust and learn secrets.\n\nAs the family starts to map out and plan their grifts, they are unaware of the strange occurrence that happens in the town once a month. A special town alarm goes off, and every person in the town starts acting hypnotized and gathering in the town square. There, the mayor, also hypnotized, projects a video on a screen that reinforces the hypnotism on the town. The family is confused and curious about this strange phenomenon.\n\nEpisode 2: \"The Hypnotic Town\"\n\nThe family discovers that the town has been hypnotized by a circus hypnotizer who moved to town years ago. The hypnotist died unexpectedly, but the alarm continues to ring once a month, and the townspeople continue to gather and watch the video that reinforces their hypnosis. The family decides to edit the video to tell the townspeople how to treat them, and they quickly become treated like royalty. Jack becomes the new mayor, Lorraine becomes the head of the PTA, Danny becomes the coolest kid at school, and every high school-aged boy is head over heels for Maxine.\n\nEpisode 3: \"The Power Struggle\"\n\nAs the family enjoys their newfound power, they start to distrust each other and try to take over the town for themselves. They begin to edit the hypnotist video in different ways, each trying to gain more power and control over the town. Maxine tries to use her sex appeal to manipulate the townspeople, while Danny uses his charm and charisma to gain followers. Jack and Lorraine start to compete for the position of mayor, and the town becomes a battleground for the grifters.\n\nEpisode 4: \"The Wacky Mayor\"\n\nJack becomes the new mayor, and his ego grows exponentially. He starts to make outrageous demands and decisions, such as demanding that the town build a statue of himself and renaming the town after himself. Lorraine, Danny, and Maxine try to stop him, but their attempts only fuel his ego further. Meanwhile, the townspeople start to become suspicious of the family's strange behavior and begin to question their loyalty to the town.\n\nEpisode 5: \"The Undercover Agent\"\n\nAn undercover agent is sent to the town to investigate the strange occurrences. The agent, played by a guest star, infiltrates the family and becomes romantically involved with Maxine. 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