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Holy shit that was funny. I love this show and you really captured the essence of every character. So as anyone who watches this show knows it's not very PC, this line cracked me up and I could just picture Frank saying it.
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FRANK Ooh this is perfect. A reality TV show family. And I can manage you like that Kardashian shemale does with her kids.
You clearly have a knack for comedy, granted you have some great characters to work with. Would love to see what you could do with your own show.
There are a few typos and grammatical errors that would be easy to spot on another read through.
Yep, it's amazing how spot-on this is. I used to love the show but thought the quality went downhill at some point. This is honestly better than later seasons It's Always Sunny. I died laughing at the product placement stuff. And the discussion of Frank pasting Dee's head into a sex tape. And Dennis trying to hand the real housewives a canteen of drugged mojitos to prove he's not trash.
It's not just the characters you got right. It's the whole essence of the show. Everyone out for themselves and motivated by the most insignificant slights and competitions that spiral out of control to hilarious results.
Do networks ever accept submissions for ongoing shows? Probably not. I don't even think Sunny has a traditional writer's room. At least, I know it started out just the three of them writing every episode themselves. Not sure if that's still the case.
I don't know how, but you've gotta get this in someone's hands at FX. Think what would "Wild Card" Charlie do...
Damn, that was funny! I have to admit that I've never watched an episode, but would binge watch the series if I knew they were as good as this. Nice work!
Punctuation. A lot of punctuation issues. Clean them up and it's ready to go.
Like everyone else, I thought the writing stood out.
One minor format issue: each "Act" should start on a new page (your Act Two starts on the same page that Act One ended), and unless I missed something, I only saw two acts in the script - I believe three is standard, even for a half-hour single-camera comedy (certainly not a deal killer for me).