Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed: Cast, Episodes & Where to Watch

What is Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed about?

Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed opens on a man most offices would barely notice. Clyde Lane is a middle-aged salesman who has been pushed to the margins of his job. He is not the star closer or the boss's favorite; he is the guy whose opinion stopped counting a while ago. ReelShort tags the series Mid-Life Crisis and Workplace, and the first episodes lean into that feeling of being quietly written off.

Then Clyde wakes up with something no performance review could measure. According to the official synopsis, he can suddenly see when and how people are going to die. It is not a vague sense of dread. He gets the timing and the method, which turns ordinary moments on the street, in traffic and at the office into countdowns only he can read. One of the series' official tags is Car Accident, which gives you a sense of how everyday the danger can look.

Clyde does what a decent person would do. He tries to save the people whose deaths he sees coming. The trouble is that nobody believes him. A forgotten salesman who suddenly starts warning strangers about how they are going to die sounds less like a hero than like a man coming apart, and the series gets plenty of tension and some dark comedy out of that gap.

A few days later his power shows him something much bigger. There is going to be an explosion at his company, and it will kill everyone in the building. That includes the coworkers who dismissed him, the bosses who sidelined him and, according to IMDb's plot summary, his own wife. Warnings have not worked so far, so Clyde has to do something harder: figure out who planted the bomb and stop them before the clock runs out.

That premise turns a workplace underdog story into a ticking-clock mystery. ReelShort tags it Suspenseful, Supernatural and Violent, alongside office labels like CEO, Assistant and Sales, so the suspects and the stakes live in the same building. It is a live-action ReelShort original, filmed in English with a real cast, and IMDb credits Santiago Calogero as director. Since its June 2025 release it has passed 33 million views on its official page.

Who is in the Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed cast?

These are the actors credited for Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed in verified sources (the official ReelShort page, IMDb or the production's own credits). We only list names we could confirm.

• JHJoey HeyworthClyde Lane
• EHEmma HullarIvy Lane
• EKEmma KotosClaire
• RBRyan BarrierXavier Todd
• JRJose RoseteJay Kingsley
• RNRiley NottinghamLiam Welsley
• JWJayson WrightDave
• ASAngel StrongEmily Bennett
• GMGaby MedinaMay

Actor pages: Joey Heyworth's roles beyond Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed, Emma Hullar's actor profile, Emma Kotos's actor profile, Ryan Barrier's roles beyond Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed, Jose Rosete's roles beyond Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed, Riley Nottingham's roles beyond Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed, Jayson Wright's actor profile, Angel Strong's actor profile, Gaby Medina's actor profile.

Main characters

Clyde Lane

A middle-aged salesman who has been sidelined at work until he wakes up able to see when and how people will die. He keeps trying to save them despite being treated like a crank. Joey Heyworth plays him.

Ivy Lane

Played by Emma Hullar, the actress ReelShort features on the series page. Ivy shares Clyde's last name, and IMDb's plot summary notes that his wife is among the people in danger, which raises the stakes of the bomb plot.

The office

Clyde's company is the story's main stage, and ReelShort tags it with a CEO, an assistant and a sales team. IMDb credits Emma Kotos as Claire, Ryan Barrier as Xavier Todd, Jose Rosete as Jay Kingsley and Riley Nottingham as Liam Welsley among the people in Clyde's orbit.

Everyone else Clyde tries to save

Before the bomb plot takes over, Clyde's power keeps showing him strangers and acquaintances in danger. IMDb's credits also include Jayson Wright as Dave, Angel Strong as Emily Bennett and Gaby Medina as May.

Why people are watching Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed

The hook is genuinely different for a ReelShort male-lead drama. Most of the app's male-lead hits are about a hidden billionaire or a secret heir. This one gives an ordinary, overlooked middle-aged guy a supernatural ability and a deadline, then asks whether anyone will listen to him. The mix of thriller and underdog story keeps it from feeling like another revenge-of-the-nobody plot.

The power comes with built-in drama. Seeing how someone will die is a terrible gift, and the show uses it for quick, punchy setups: Clyde knows something awful is coming, the person in front of him laughs it off, and the clock keeps moving. Short episodes are well suited to that rhythm, and the series reaches the bomb plot without much wasted time.

It works as a whodunit. Once the explosion is on the horizon, every coworker becomes a possible suspect, and Clyde has to investigate a workplace that already does not take him seriously. That gives the middle stretch a mystery to solve rather than a string of confrontations.

It is live action, which matters to a lot of viewers now that many new ReelShort titles are AI-animated. Joey Heyworth carries the show as a believable everyman, and the 15 free episodes are generous, enough to see the power, the disbelief and the first hints of the bomb before you spend a coin. More than 33 million views and about 200,000 saves suggest it found its audience.

Tropes and themes

The overlooked everyman: a hero nobody respects at work, at home or in public who turns out to matter more than anyone realized. Here the twist is that Clyde's value is not money or a secret title but a power that lets him save lives, if people would only let him.

Death foresight: a character who can see how and when others will die is a long-running thriller device. It creates instant suspense, because every warning comes with a countdown, and it raises the question of whether fate can be changed.

The Cassandra problem: the person who knows the truth is the one nobody believes. Much of the early tension comes from Clyde's warnings being dismissed as paranoia or a breakdown.

Ticking-bomb workplace thriller: a threat inside a single building turns coworkers into suspects and gives the story a hard deadline. ReelShort's CEO and Office tags place the boss, the assistant and the sales floor at the center of the mystery.

What we know about how Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed ends

The official setup leaves the key questions open. Who planted the bomb, and why at Clyde's company? Can a man nobody believes convince anyone in time? And is the future his power shows him fixed, or can he change it?

What we have verified is that ReelShort lists Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed as a complete 73-episode live-action series released on June 15, 2025, that IMDb credits Joey Heyworth as Clyde Lane, and that no season 2 has been announced as of October 2026. We have not verified the final episodes, so we are not describing the ending or naming the bomber.

Where to watch Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed full episodes legally

• Official app: ReelShort (iPhone, Android and the ReelShort website).
• Publisher: ReelShort is run by Crazy Maple Studio, Inc., the company named on the official ReelShort site. See more Crazy Maple Studio short dramas besides Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed.
• Free episodes: the first 15 episodes are free, according to the official ReelShort page (73 episodes in total).
• YouTube: drama apps often post trailers and clips on their official YouTube channels. If you find Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed there, check that the channel is verified and run by ReelShort; anything else is an unauthorized re-upload.
• Avoid: “premium APK” or “mod APK” downloads and pirated full-series compilations. They are unauthorized, often incomplete and can carry malware.

The official place to watch Hey Boss, Your Company is Getting Bombed is ReelShort, in the app for iPhone and Android or in a browser at reelshort.com, where the series has its own page. It is a ReelShort original and is not licensed to Netflix, Hulu or other general streaming services.

ReelShort's page says premium episodes begin at episode 16, so episodes 1 through 15 are free. That is more than many ReelShort titles offer. After that you can unlock episodes with coins, collect free coins through daily check-ins and rewarded ads, or buy a membership that opens the whole catalog for a set period. Prices and promotions change often and can differ between the app stores and the website, so check before paying.

The series is complete, with all 73 episodes available. ReelShort lists 74 videos on the page because the trailer counts as episode zero, so do not be confused if you see both numbers. The title is sometimes written with a capital "Is" (as on IMDb) or without the comma; it is the same show.

Full-movie uploads on video sites and premium APK downloads are not authorized by ReelShort. They are frequently incomplete, out of order or bundled with malware. The official app and website give you every episode in order and in full quality.

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