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Instead of coming up with entirely new scripts for what turn out to be old ideas anyway, why not just recycle old shows? Take a script from, say, Beverly Hills 90210. Change all the character names and the location, but leave all the dialog the same. Could be used in any genre, I think. The fun would
be to do this, but not publicize it and then see if anyone notices.
easy story writing
easy_20story_20writing
[wagster, Aug 05 2007]
Aerial photo of Hull
http://www.webbavia...co.uk/hull/hull.htm
"and back" may vary based on your location [normzone, Aug 05 2007]
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Either you've read "easy story writing" (link) and thought it was ironic to copy that idea and replace "story" with "tv show" (which is actually quite clever in a way) and you didn't worry about the fact that "easy story writing" was fishboned to hell and back, or else you've just thought up something that people have been doing since Shakespeare and thought it was your own idea. Which is stupid. |
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Either you've viewed "easy story
writing" (URL) and considered it to be
ironic to pagiarize that concept and
substitute "story" with "tv show" (which is
in fact rather ingenious in a fashion) and
you weren't concerned by the fact that
"easy story writing" was criticized to Hull
and back, or alternatively you've merely
dreamt up something that folk have been
doing since Aristotle and believed it was
your own concept. Which is stupid. |
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By the way, welcome to the halfbakery. We like recursive things here. |
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I intended it more as a joke on the viewing public than an 'easy story writing' scheme. It would have to be done with the original writer's/producer's consent. In the end, it would be revealed as a hoax, if nobody figured it out. |
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LMFAO! Max that was great |
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[Max] is my new irony idol. |
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"..criticised to Hull and back" vs. "...fishboned to Hell" - they're on the same bus line, right? |
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baked to death. every story that is a story, punch a story that ain't a story. in some real way, they're all exactly the same. |
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