Yale Sky, Spence Wards, Gregy Smith, and Tristy Lin in Crime Pays (2023)

Yale Sky and Josh Mackenzie in Crime Pays (2023)

Yale Sky, Josh Mackenzie, and Julian Marchfelder in Crime Pays (2023)

Yale Sky and Spence Wards in Crime Pays (2023)

Yale Sky

Josh Mackenzie

Julian Marchfelder

An impulsive and wise cracking thief/criminal &apos;DaBaddie&apos; tries to change his ways but does not know how to. Through new found friends, foes, accomplices he finds true love, peace, chaos and ways to change but the real question is ...

Crime Pays

Goodbye Crime Pays

Let&apos;s get this straight here ok: I adore this show, and now that I have the time to rewatch it and there have been no hints of a new season, it appears that this may be the final time we see these characters, which is rather depressing in my opinion. Because each episode, in all its clumsy, convulsive, awful sound grandeur, was such a pleasure to see. And you could see that the filmmakers become more at ease and self-confident with each episode, which is proof that they had something, in my opinion. It was also pretty decent send-off, in my opinion if that is infact the last episode, especially since DaBaddie realized he could actually feel and change and grow, and DaGuy finally had enough and went full-on after them (even though I wanted to see DaGuy win). Yes, this show looked terrible at times, and the sound would blow your ears out, but every time you watched it, you knew you were in for a great time, and that is something I will miss. I think that the fact that they changed the name of their company signifies the end of one era and the beginning of a new one. It&apos;s also great to watch these guys develop in their new work. No, I won&apos;t give it the same glaze rating as the other reviews, but I will say that I had a great time with it. Thank you, Crime Pays, and thank you, boys. When will the DVD box set be released?

Let's get this straight here ok: I adore this show, and now that I have the time to rewatch it and there have been no hints of a new season, it appears that this may be the final time we see these characters, which is rather depressing in my opinion. Because each episode, in all its clumsy, convulsive, awful sound grandeur, was such a pleasure to see. And you could see that the filmmakers become more at ease and self-confident with each episode, which is proof that they had something, in my opinion. It was also pretty decent send-off, in my opinion if that is infact the last episode, especially since DaBaddie realized he could actually feel and change and grow, and DaGuy finally had enough and went full-on after them (even though I wanted to see DaGuy win). Yes, this show looked terrible at times, and the sound would blow your ears out, but every time you watched it, you knew you were in for a great time, and that is something I will miss. I think that the fact that they changed the name of their company signifies the end of one era and the beginning of a new one. It's also great to watch these guys develop in their new work. No, I won't give it the same glaze rating as the other reviews, but I will say that I had a great time with it. Thank you, Crime Pays, and thank you, boys. When will the DVD box set be released?

An impulsive and wise cracking thief/criminal 'DaBaddie' tries to change his ways but does not know how to. Through new found friends, foes, accomplices he finds true love, peace, chaos and ways to change but the real question is does he deserve to?

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