Which in one reality is very charming, especially because the two girls are articulate as all hell. But in another reality, hey, they’re doing a series of these. Is this child abuse?
Any thoughts? Inquiring minds wanna…you know:
Know what? We’re really starting to like Amazon Studios commitment to giving the audience exactly what it wants…by asking it.
Know why? Cuz they explain exactly what they want and how to do it with such care that we don’t really have to do anything but point you to the link.
Former SPEC SCRIPTACULAR Finalist and longtime TVWriter™ supporter Sal Calleros has been writing away on the new ABC series, KILLER WOMEN. The series debuts tonight at 10 PM on the 2 coasts, and 8 or 9 in, you know, the middle.
Here’s ABC’s description of KILLER WOMEN:
…AKA Not INSPECTOR SPACETIME, our favorite TV-series-within-a-TV-series on COMMUNITY:
by Peggy BechkoWe writers know readers, whether novel readers or script readers, can’t hardly resist turning your pages when you work to force your characters to face difficult decisions. It’s nearly a compulsion for that reader to find out how your characters are going to cope with, sort out and come to terms with those decisions.
It’s a fact.
So, how do we, as writers, manage to accomplish that? How do we take characters of our creation, for whom we actually form some gently twisted attachments, present them with moral predicaments in the story and get them to flounder through to solutions?