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Yep - this is where a Story Editor (or Editors) come in - their job is to essentially go over a script before it's met with approval to make sure all of the petty details are accurate - the characters being in-character, the storyline being consistent, making sure that it would work for the...

*Cough*BetaChannelSwitch*Cough*

While I can't comment on variety/sketch shows, usually when it comes to writing for televisions, there's two main aspects... 1. When you have a network show, usually the show has a writing staff - either composed of single writers, or writing partners (ala the famous Ken Levine & David...

It's always so cool that Mike Mozart is here for the people, lol. I guess I don't have to worry about any of this, considering I haven't logged onto my YT account since they backstabbed us in October, so I guess I'm safe, lol.

I got to reading about the various Krofft logos on the Wiki, and I have to say, I'm completely surprised that their "Psychedelic Constellation" logo from the late 70s to early 90s has a scare factor of medium-to-high and is considered very creepy. I think it's completely awesome, and one of the...

Here's another frequently used plot device, and two biggest examples I can think of is the old Rocky and Bullwinkle show, and a Donald Duck comic book... There's a giant tower clock in a metropolitan town that apparently everyone in town regulate their lives by the time of that clock, and...

What in the world were they smoking?

Oh God... How did I know this was going to happen?

Video player must be down, I'm just getting a random buns black square.

*Regrets not making Mr. Hooper a part of the original idea*

Well, now that I've got a decent amount of readers... ******** Chapter Two - Haven't I Seen Me Somewhere Before? The setting is of a realistic looking inner city street, somewhere in Harlem; the straight little street consists of a collection of construction doors, a somewhat grundy...

You think someone not knowing Typewriter Guy is bad? That's nothing. Seriously. Here's an even worse one - my best friend (IRL) had absolutely no idea who Jim Henson was when I brought him up in conversation once.

Over three months now, and still, this has gone mostly un-noticed. Now I've lost interest in continuing the story.

Quite a bit more maintenance has been done over the last few weeks, albiet the fake snow everywhere - most notably much of the arbor has been converted to resemble the old-school look from 1970 - 1987; the stoop, dumpster wall, and the entire roof of 123 have been updated since they were looking...

Unless you mean to ask how can your attend a showing of Sesame Street Live, the show isn't taped (or filmed now) live, but rather, it's pre-recorded, and often times, nearly a year in advance. I'm not entirely sure, but I believe the studio does welcome people to visit the set, there's a lot...

It says I have to create a completely new account, different from my current Yahoo! one just to view the photo. :smirk: For the record, I'm not fond of using flash in general, as sometimes I find that it distorts certain aspects of the photo (like making things appear TOO light in contrast)...

I knew that this one was coming, I just wasn't sure exactly when; but at any rate, here's Big Bird and Murray appearing in today's strip of IDGet... http://idget.comicgenesis.com/d/20100223.html

Haha! This is just my kinda thread, what with me being quite an insomniac from time to time! Except it's 11:16 am here, so I really have no business complaining about not being able to sleep at the moment, lol.

Actually, a lot of it has to do with audience demographic.... a lot of these networks want to bring in the young crowd and automatically assume that the youngsters will automatically won't want to watch an older show simply because it IS "old".

Well FINALLY TV Land's making a good move, from what I understand, later next month, Bewitched will be returning to their schedule; a show that has long been a favorite of mine.