Redundant but necessary verbiage:
TVWriter™ is more than just daily posts about TV, writing, and the collected obsessions of those of us who work here? It’s also the longest running, most complete site about the ins and outs, both creative and economic, of television writing on the web. We’re talking contests, workshops, and page after page of info based on Larry Brody’s 30+ year long career.
…And, in spite of being one of the biggest Who fans you’ll ever hear from, all I can say is:
“What an asshole.”
…And, as a huge VENTURE BROTHERS fan, I have only one word to describe this, um, “very Halloween” event:
Boring.
…And, frequent TVWriter™ visitor that he is, Bob has a few questions (as well as an opinion or three):
LB and Munchman seem to believe that web series are, if not THE future, one of the major elements of the future of TV (is that term even relevant anymore? More later.) writing. I decided to force Monkey Mind into investigating this phenomenon.
Back in the Dark Ages also known as the early ’90s, yours truly woke up one morning and thought, “I hate this. I hate this television writing and producing thing. I’m doing everything I always wanted to do and I hate it.” And, since the last time I’d had that thought when I woke up in the morning, about 15 years earlier, I had a heart attack later that afternoon, I decided a pre-emptive strike was in order.
So I quit.