child to Alicia Silverstone and Rob Corddry's characters, Destiny (Yara Shahidi), and Bob's #1 fan Carol-Ann (Kristen Schaal) - takes the prize. The competition definitely appears to be on.

The middle-America setting and the dedication of the contestants, added to the few interview snippets in the trailer remind me a bit of Drop Dead Gorgeous, with a hint of Best in Show in terms of the humor in revealing how seriously the contestants are taking this competition. And given the amount of effort (and butter) that likely goes into this art form, who can blame them? Of course, it'll could make for some great comedy, with a bit of political satire worked into the story.

Beyond the butter and the politics, the cast for the film is great. In additionPART ONE: 'This Is What Human Trafficking Looks Like'

With the death of his mother last summer, Sigurds Zitars, a retired accountant, was the only family member left in University Place, Washington. Since 2006 "Sig" had been the clan's caregiver, after his mother developed dementia and his father and sister both took ill. In January, Zitars was fixing up the family home for sale when police broke down its door, arresting the 62-year-old at gunpoint. According to the state, Zitars was one of at least a dozen bad guys associated with an elite league of sexual predators and a multi-state sex-trafficking ring.

News of the bust played perfectly into the growing narrative from both activists and officials that sex trafficking—the use of force, fraud, or coercion to trap people in