...wow, really?
Alright. I can understand cliff hangers but that's not how they work.
A cliff hanger is when a certain amount of information is already put in the story and then it is SLOWLY coming to the end with BITS of information on it. You could try making it better by only saying half of "Why he already knows why." The reason I'm telling you this is because it makes it look more like a decent cliff hanger than an unfinished episode.
This thing didn't seem complete. And I also know that you've been lazy because I barely saw any smooth single transition into the ending. Choose your endings better. Maybe Mickey could have just started a story and slowly end it? Normally, I would have expected Mickey to go by his back and then start saying why he knows he was the one who was picked.
The smoothness of the lines was okay but not enough to match your style. I'm not forcing your into another derivative to your style but you must make a point, if you were going to go that far into smoothing the vectors of your linework then you might as well do all.
The story, as I said seemed a little bit off. It's also how you don't really add much to the characters movement, for example, you never see the Boss come out of his chair. CEOs/directors/Bosses usually can get out of their seat and direct the show too. And since this thing is supposed to be for videos then I'm pretty sure the Boss would also have to deal with things outside of what was going on.
You need to have at least 2 people for some variety of voices. I know you can do some, but with others it can get to repetitive and sort of lazy. There are a bunch of voice actors out there on NG that you could use. Or don't. Some of the character really isn't implemented in the voices either. Don't make it sound like the voices are being read straight out of the book. Try to make it so your actually in the situation the character is in.
You have lots of potential. You just need to know how to implement your script correctly.
Or maybe actually have script for something.