Destined to be the biggest viral video of the century, if it isn’t already:
Huh? Oh, you want the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Tp6beYfqm18
It’s the Hulk! On the Toilet! What Else Do You Need?
Tag: TV writing
Wanted: A Writer to Review Shows on The CW
We just saw this at HollywoodReporter.Com:
CW Sets Fall Premiere Dates
The network will kickoff its fall lineup with October bows for returning hits including “Supernatural” and “The Vampire Diaries” as well as freshman entries “Arrow” and “Emily Owens, M.D.”
by Lesley Goldberg
With NBC using its Summer Olympics platform to launch series as early as August and Fox already going out in September, the younger-skewing network will launch its returning and freshman series starting Oct. 2 with its Rachel Bilson dramedy Hart of Dixie.
Supernatural will return for its eighth season and first on its new night the following day, with the final season of Gossip Girl set for Oct. 8. Rookie entries Arrow, Beauty and the Beast and Emily Owens, M.D.,follow on Oct. 10, 11, and 16, respectively.
I Just Found the Best Site…
by Larry Brody
…For how-to info on writing/producing/directing/you-name-it.
Why’re you still sitting there? Get thee to http://guru.bafta.org and check out everything that’s there. It’s the UK version of the U.S. Motion Picture Academy, but, as usual (except for the surveillance camera thing) the Brits get it right.
A Show I’d Probably Watch
by Larry Brody
Having spent most of my life feeling like a really lost, Lost Boy, this one’s a natural to me:
Imagine & 20th Century Fox TV Prep Peter Pan-Themed Series ‘The League Of Pan’
by Nellie Andreeva
EXCLUSIVE: One of the first high-profile series projects for next season is coming together. 20th Century Fox TV and studio-based Imagine TV are developing The League Of Pan, a fairytale-themed drama series that takes on the story of Peter Pan. Based on an idea by up-and-coming writer Brian McCauley Johnson, League Of Pan is described as a re-imagining of the Peter Pan mythology. Set in modern day, it centers around the Lost Boys and takes place 10 years after they’ve left Neverland. Imagine TV and 20th TV are in the process of searching for a showrunner who would co-write the pilot script with Johnson. With a showrunner on board, the project will be taken out to the networks.
munchman: And the Award for Most Useless Showbiz “Analysis” Ever Goes to…
…TheWrap.Com, of course.
Emmy vs. Oscar: Which Honors the More Substantial Work?
by Steve Pond
It’s become conventional wisdom that there’s more vital work taking place these days on television than in movies.