Tom doesn’t really want to be famous. He would have been quite happy singing and playing the acoustic guitar in the local pub or at the station for the commuters. But when his wife Rebecca enters him for a reality TV singing contest his reaction is not what you might expect. A seed of ambition, the desire for approval and the determination you get from rejection make for a deadly combination. Once Tom realizes that Television may just be the answer to the universal question ‘what are we all here for?’ his obsession takes a drastic edge. Infamy is the tale of Tom’s innocence, stupidity and determination not to let his lack of discernible skills stand in the way of his calling to be a modern television deity. Because if television has the answer then Tom may just be able to convince his wife to let him film them having sex so he can get it on the TV and if not his wife then perhaps his father in law.