They're expensive because each one is carefully hand crafted with the tears from a Jeff review.

Quoted from MarkItZero They're expensive because each one is carefully hand crafted with the tears from a Jeff review.

Let's order a whole bunch and see if Alex can find someone to actually manufacture them...

Quoted from MarkItZero They're expensive because each one is carefully hand crafted with the tears from a Jeff review.

And into those Mugs Jeff pored his hatred and his malice. One Mug to rule them all!

Quoted from FrankM It's actually the introverted right-hander's mug, which functions as an extroverted left-hander's mug. (Graphic faces a right-hander, faces away from a left-hander). At least you can get a 3% rebate using Ebates, so it's only... forget it, it's still car payment.

See my pic? One of each.  

Have you ever noticed a glaring grammatical error in your post, but not until after it was quoted?  

Big thanks goes to the man with the plan who helped hold this craziness together, Dannay! Congratulations to the top three, This wasn’t an easy task by any means, but I had a helluva good time participating.

Been busy but congrats to JESstats. Branded was my fav of the scripts I read and I had a feeling it was gonna walk away with this one.

That said, with regards to my Quantum Leap script I am pissed and kicking myself for that dumb little A instead of U left in the title. I swear I google searched the name 3 or 4 times when writing to make sure I had it right and the fact it slipped through on the title page makes me mad. I got crucified for it in the comments, rightfully so, but I felt it was a strong script and had dreams of a repeat with it. Shame.

Guess I'll have to start over from scratch next time an OWC rolls around these parts.

Congratulations to the winners and well done to Dan for organizing such a tremendous OMC (one month challenge). I wish I'd taken part. I see a Quincy script came second, I've not read any of these so far but I'm going to have to read that one at least.

-Mark

In light of Miami Vice being a big, fat loser in the OWC  


I'm now obsessed with completing a Season 1 of my reboot.  My two hour pilot episode comes in at 102 pages and should be posted sometime tonight according to Don.  


Episode II Blowback and Episode III El Chango coming soon!  I'm testing the waters to see if anyone enjoys the stories.    Either case, I'm sure having fun with it.

Quoted from ericdickson In light of Miami Vice being a big, fat loser in the OWC   I'm now obsessed with completing a Season 1 of my reboot.  My two hour pilot episode comes in at 102 pages and should be posted sometime tonight according to Don.   Episode II Blowback and Episode III El Chango coming soon!  I'm testing the waters to see if anyone enjoys the stories.    Either case, I'm sure having fun with it.

Normally I'd caution against writing more episodes since you'll likely have to rewrite them all if the show gets picked up, but if you're doing this for kicks and to entertain people with the scripts, have at it.

Personally, I try to avoid wasting time writing something that doesn't stand a chance of getting picked up. That Knight Rider script will get written because I think the show might actually work, and that Hasselhoff reboot has to make it past the script and pilot phase. After the last failed attempt, I highly doubt it will get greenlit for anything more than the pilot. And when it flops, I'll be there with a fantastic script and my very un-Hasselhoff-like smile.

What if I simply changed the name to "Streetwise" and lost the Miami Vice reboot angle?  Will that stop all the hate?  

I'm personally finding that getting features produced and trolling craigslist has been a waste of my time and life and am turning to writing for the love of it.  I'm enjoying the challenge of coming up with new concepts with a set cast of characters.


I've had five feature films fall through since 2014 including Squad Room, Charlie Charlie with Tom Sizemore, HOA, The Anarchist's Playground and The Night Watchers which was produced but never completed post-production.  

To say I'm disenchanted would be putting it mildly.  Attempting an episodic series is a first for me and it's been a great writing exercise.  
    

Quoted from ericdickson In light of Miami Vice being a big, fat loser in the OWC   I'm now obsessed with completing a Season 1 of my reboot.  My two hour pilot episode comes in at 102 pages and should be posted sometime tonight according to Don.   Episode II Blowback and Episode III El Chango coming soon!  I'm testing the waters to see if anyone enjoys the stories.    Either case, I'm sure having fun with it.

Take the name Miami Vice off it and don't have any connections to the old TV show, the 2005 film, or, if it gets going, the series reboot which is in development. Or you can "wait and see" what that reboot looks like, and retool your work to write a spec for that series, again if it comes to pass.

I like the direction I was going in with my own script, but unless some one wants to do it as a fan film, I don't think I can do much else with it, as I don't have rights to the IP. I could, if I so choose, to take out Thundarr and the supporting characters except for the two or three characters unique to the story (not based off any pre existing characters) and use some stuff for, say, a bunch of "new" characters, or even a "sequel" to my own short Dragons Of Ash. (which almost got made, but I think it got sidetracked and it aint ever happening)

But in my rewrite here, it remains Thundarr.
It was a nice OWC exercise, ,