The Pilot:
Charlie Sheen on downers? Not pretty, kids. Downright ugh.
Episode 2:
Less reverence, more assholery. Much better.
Tag: television writing
Robin Reed: Anger Management Towels?
Because We Love Good News About Writers
Written by Nellie Andreeva and culled from Deadline.Com by our ever-vigilant Not-A-Bot:
‘Bones’ Exec Producer Stephen Nathan Signs New Overall Deal With 20th TV
Stephen Nathan, Bones‘ executive producer and creator/exec producer Hart Hanson’s right-hand man, has signed a new overall deal with 20th Century Fox TV, the studio behind the long-running Fox dramedy. The two-year pact (with an option for a third) keeps Nathan onBones as the second-in-command to showrunner Hanson. Additionally, Nathan will have the ability to develop new projects for the studio.
Josh Olson Will Read Your $#@! Script
…For a price, of course. But, no, he’s not anywhere even close to selling out.
Josh Olson Will Read Your Effing Script — For a Price
by Tony Artega
One of our all-time most read blog posts ever is screenwriter Josh Olson’s delicious rant, “I Will Not Read Your Fucking Script.”
The piece has been so popular over the last three years, at this point Josh is probably better known as the “Fucking Script” guy than for being nominated for an Oscar for writing the script for A History of Violence.
What Writers Can Learn from Saving Hope (Part II)
Kathy Fuller returns with more about the good that can come from a bad TV show. Talk about an optimist!
by Kathy Fuller
Mistake #2: Don’t just stand there, do something!