Yeah you should do an episode where the gang mocks teen dramas, anyways what are your plans with stacy after she graduates?

I'll write the cross-over then.  You won't have to know anything about my series to understand and enjoy the story of the crossover.  I'll spend an extra amount of time getting the details right, but here's what I need from you:  I need you to e-mail me a time-line of every current plan that you've got for Stacy, and all relevant information about Stacy -- such as scripts, or script exerpts, that haven't yet been posted within episodes.  I'll refer to that information when figuring out how to portray her in the crossover episode.  In other words, any "classified" information about Stacy is necessary.  I must know all, and then I'll write the cross-over.  When I finish writing the episode, we'll both have to send it back-and-forth to each-othera few times so that we're both completely happy with it.

Well, crzypunk, Stacy graduates at the end of this Season and we're only going to have her around for a few more episodes in Season 4.

Then in around episode 6 or 7 we're going to have her move away. After that she MIGHT pop up once or twice. But she will be in the Series Finale.

Next 2 Episodes...

"Home Is Where The War Is"
Teleplay by Bruce Snyder & Alan Holman
Story by Alan Holman

"By All Means"
Teleplay by Bruce Snyder & Edward Drogos
Story by Bruce Snyder

So ... what do you think of this idea?  [EDIT:  Alan deleted the idea, and came up with a better one that he'll propose to Bruce ... one of these days, in a private e-mail.]

That epsiode where Stacy got kissed - are you going to follow it up?
You kind of just left the story up in the air.

Yes. In the fact it's going to come into play at the end of the Season.

Great, I loved that episode and I'm glad it's going to be brought up agian, Oh and will Kirk make an appearence this season?

Basically here how it goes with Stacy and the Kiss:

By the time the whole thing comes up again this season, it will have been almost a year since it's happened. Basically she runs into Marilyn again. After having a nice conversation, Stacy becomes intrigued with her. She spends the last few episodes of Season 3 figuring out if she's gay or not.

Kirk will be making an appearance in both "Home Is Where the War Is" and "We Didn't Start the Fire."

Yeah, I really like "The Luchroom" the characters have really evolved since this premeired and I'm glad this isn't ending in the third season.
I'm just curious as to whose going to be in the next batch of characters.

BTW,
Hey Bruce, would you mind checking out "Quirky Romantic Comedy" on the
"My work in progress" board?
I'm looking for imput from other writers on it.

Thanks.

I think that the characters have really evovled to, and you get a feel for each character.

We have a small website going:

http://www.thelunchroom.tk

It's still in it's small stages. Warning: In Netscape, the backbutton won't work.

Pretty cool -
I really think you should try to pitch this as an actual TV series.

Since we're going to be doing 2 more Seasons of the series, I'm going to put "The Big Apple" on the back burner. The more I think about it, it wasn't anything that special anyway.

Hopefully all of Season 3 will be posted by the End of April. Then the Summer will be spent with the Writers planning Season 4.

So far this is our writing staff for Season 4.

Bruce Snyder (Head Writer)
Vincent Biga
Edward Drogos
Melinda Waterman (Story Editor)

But there is plenty of room for more writers.

Sounds cool,
I honestly can't wait to see which characters you use for the next season.

Characters for Season 4.

Regulars:

Will Cooper
Joel Mayberry
Brian Vandele
Brock Warner
Casey Jennings
Reicther
Chris Hughes
Mr. John Parker (Bigger Part)
Stacy Cifaretto (leaves in Ep. 5)

Recurring Characters (May Change):

Brandon Brim (President of Art Club; joins the cast after becoming a friend to Brian.)

Ellen Conner (Newspaper Writer; joins the cast after becoming a friend to Will.)

Cathy Phenis (Joel's love interest; This marks her final season.)

Kay Johnson (Casey's girlfriend; Will become a bigger part of the series.)

Lois Warner (Brock's real mother; In this season, her personal life annoys Brock.)

Michael 'Big Mike' Harris (Not so bright football player; Reichter's new science partner. NOTE: He's not a "popular" football player. He's in the social class as The Gang.)

Mrs. Laura Bell (The new health teacher; very beautiful; Butts heads with Parker...but the two end up in bed with each other.)

Kirk Hoey (Pot smoker; pops in every once in a while.)