Why? Well, how about cuz she’s a Contributing editor to this very website and has, in fact, written many of TVWriter™’s most popular articles?
Or cuz one of our most important editors – we’re looking at you, munchman – has been crushing on Peggy forever?
Or this all-important little tidbit – Peggy Bechko is absolutely the best at what she does.
Ever ask yourself, “Self, what are the five most common screenwriting mistakes made by film students?
Ever get an answer?
Well, you are now:
The posts TVWriter™ visitors clicked on most during the past week were:
Last week’s Emmy nominations are so chock full of science fiction, fantasy, and horror shows that even the most ardent fans are almost satisfied. (Because, hey, they we can never be happy no matter what, right?)
It’s so obvious that even the very earthbound Los Angeles Times has noticed. Will genre-love be the wave of television’s future?
Amid the usual cries of snub that followed Thursday’s Emmys nominations announcement — where was “Empire” or “Jane the Virgin”? — were some audible sighs of relief. Finally, Tatiana Maslany had been nominated for her virtuoso performance on “Orphan Black,” a possibility most fans and even the most optimistic prognosticators had written off after back-to-back snubs by the TV Academy.
by Larry BrodyJohn Ostrander, an irregular contributor to TVWriter™, is one of the best writers working in any medium and genre today. For me, his greatest creation is the character “Grimjack,” an anti-hero I’ve always wished I’d created, dammit. In fact, that’s how I’ve always thought of it: “Wish I’d created Grimjack. Dammit!”
You may know King John for other things. Like maybe his work on a host of fine comics, including SUICIDE SQUAD, which is set to open as a major tentpole/franchise/whatever feature film early next year.
I mean, dude’s good, got it?