And here are some of the ways:

There is one problem with this, however: No awards ceremonies. No chance to give that speech you’ve been practicing for so many years.
And, yes, by “you” we mean…”we.”
And here are some of the ways:

There is one problem with this, however: No awards ceremonies. No chance to give that speech you’ve been practicing for so many years.
And, yes, by “you” we mean…”we.”

…And, in spite of being one of the biggest Who fans you’ll ever hear from, all I can say is:
“What an asshole.”
Don’t just sit there, adapt your screenplay!

This has been a public service of TVWriter™ . (Hey, the more writers who turn to novels, the better the chances of selling our screenplays/teleplays, no?)
If this was really intended for Broadway we’d be freaked out and probably angry for reasons having nothing to do with its quality. (Proprietary fan knee-jerk reflex thing, you know?) But as a fan video we find it, well, how does “incredible” sound?
And, speaking of sound:
LB’s good bud and one of our favorite bloggers (InvisibleMikey) has a spot-on recommendation for our TV viewing:

Ah, politics. The fakeness, lies and weasel-words. The facade of assumed importance. The grand parade of lifeless commodities. During the weeks the political conventions are broadcast I feel as if quality TV, normally one of my maintenance drugs, is only available from secret labs run by chemistry students.
Just in case you also want to avoid the convention broadcasts, here’s a hidey-hole I discovered. There’s an award-winning series from Danish TV about a female Prime Minister and politicians who have to choose between family life and serving a nation. It’s called Borgen, and it’s one of the best political drama series ever made. Superbly written and performed, it’s a less preachy, more plot-heavy, European version of The West Wing.