Good morning! Welcome to another new week at TVWriter™, starting with a look at our most popular blog posts and resource pages during the last 7 days.
They are, in order:
Want to Watch an Infamously Missing 1967 ‘Doctor Who’ Episode?
If your answer to the above question is “Yes,” (and it should be because we’re talking about the serial The Faceless Ones from the first season of Second Doctor Patrick Troughton/s run on classic Doctor Who), then this newly animated version of one of the episodes the BBC unfortunately deleted from its archives because, hey, they could, is for you.
Whew, that was possibly the longest sentence in the 23 year history of this website. Well, if any series is worth that kind of writing pain, it’s Doctor Who.
Here’s the trailer for this reconstruction of not one but two entire episodes now available.
Can You Judge Art Objectively?
This video gives a definitive answer to the age old question, “Can you judge art objectively?”
You’ll never guess the answer.
The Art of Writing Flashbacks in TV & Film Scripts
What we all need to know about writing flashbacks courtesy of our good buds at scriptreaderpro.com.
via Script Reader Pro
Wanna know how to write a flashback in a script the right way? Great, because some of the most memorable moments in cinema history have been flashbacks.
You Can Never Get Too Much of ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’
Yeppers, kids, the world is still celebrating the 50th anniversary of The Mary Tyler Moore Show AKA “The Best Sitcom Ever Written.”
No, we here at TVWriter™ aren’t the only ones who believe that comedy writing has never been consistently better than on creator James Brooks’ highly awarded and mightily loved classic. If it wasn’t the best ever would writer Michael Coate have been able to assemble this virtual roundtable of critical minds to tell us how they feel?