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In this week's episode, we are joined by very special guest Aline C Weiller, comedian and author of the upcoming book, Fun: Essays on a Life Embraced. Also, things get weird as the four discuss their confusion on Venmo, the original Lost episode (it was Michael Keaton, Bryan! Duh!), and a stay-at-home mom who decides to put herself back out there in an unexpected way.
Laugh Track is a half-hour episodic comedy series. A suburban mom hits her mid-life crisis – but instead of buying a sports car or doing Zumba like everyone else, she pursues a double life as an underground standup comedian in New York City.
Guest IG: @alinecweiller
Originally Recorded on 05-26-2021
On this week's fun-filled episode of Can We Save the Cat?, Bryan and Justin bond over their shared Michael experiences, Dani absolutely doesn't whine whatsoever about her chronic illness, and the gang as a whole discuss a fantasy epic that sees a young girl finding out who she is and where she comes from.
Justin Eugeneeee, OH, you know what I meaaaan...
Call Us Monsters is a young adult fantasy series. Before she is forced to choose her final wild shape on her 16th birthday, a teen girl embarks on a journey to find her absentee shapeshifter father with her circle of magical friends. Little does she know, the forces that drove her father into hiding are hot on her tail.
On this week's episode, one of the hosts messes up the intro, one of the guests does a complete 180 on the pitch, and the other is a beautiful, beautiful ginger. We will let you decide who is who! Also, Justin gets WEIRDLY into killing everyone but the person they decide to kill...wut.
When a large pharmaceutical corporation publishes a study that claims their opioids are not dependence-forming, an injured tennis pro turned addict decides to infiltrate the founder’s seemingly-perfect family as their personal trainer in order to ruin their lives like the drugs ruined his.
Originally Recorded on 05-23-2021
What kind of items would you bring to a housewarming party? A white elephant party? A...funeral...party? In this episode, the group discuss a pitch of possessions and the value that they bring (oh, and Josh Hartnett).
Recycled Stories is a dramedy anthology series. Each episode, we learn the story behind a beloved object being sold at a yard sale. In the end, all the different objects come together to continue creating stories with their new family.
Originally Recorded on 05-16-2021.
On this brand new episode, the group stands on the edge of teen soap dramas with this spiritual successor to 'The O.C.' and discuss everything from overrated and underappreciated candies (Now and Laters are the actual worst) to T.V. shows that just didn't quite do it for us. Join along and enjoy the view on The Peninsula!
The Peninsula is a dramedy about a Southern family from Eureka Springs who moves to Silicon Valley when father, Mr. Delmont, sells a groundbreaking new piece of tech out of his garage. Every episode, mom, dad, and two teenage twins learn how to coexist in this new world full of billionaires and tech bros.
It's another beautiful dystopian day for our crew as they welcome producer Bianca Serafini into the writer's room for some SERIOUS Josh Schwartz love, Brighton love, and genetic manipulation love. Okay, maybe not so much the last one but they do discuss a pitch in which a bright young mind gets the opportunity of a lifetime to develop a new technology to hep create genetically perfect children. What could go wrong?!
The Neonate is a dystopian drama miniseries about a young woman in tech with unbridled ambition who gets a million dollar offer to work for a Silicon Valley startup which matches people based on genetic testing to ensure healthy offspring.
#BringBackTheOC
#MayTheFourthBeWithYou ! Happy Tuesday everybody! On this episode, Bryan gets braces, Justin forgets the order of the episodes, and Dani brings the heat with her pitch about an artist who fakes their death and becomes famous in the process. Join along as the group discuss the rise and fall of a social media megastar who is #CrushingIt while being #Dead
#Dead is a dark comedy series. A TikTok artist goes viral after being declared dead – but when he comes home alive from his off-the-grid retreat a few days later, his manager convinces him to lean into his own faked murder and keep playing dead in order to stay famous.
It's about to get vintage! On this week's episode, the group discuss a winner-take-all tournament for the episodes, the oddities of American football, and...speaking of sports...a pitch about a woman on a mission who winds up in the 90s, when life was simpler and technology more frustrating.
Retro is a one hour sci-fi dramedy series about a young quirky woman from 2021 who, upon realizing social media and technology have completely taken over our minds, travels back in time with one goal: destroy Google.
With friends like these, who needs lovers? That's how the saying goes, no? NO?! Okay, well, on this week's episode, the group is joined by playwright and poet Rachel Goddard who pitches her concept about four friends who decide to raise a child together. Join along for Friends, superheroes, and more!
It Takes a Village is a romantic comedy about four jaded friends who decide to have a baby together. They moved to New York City in their 20s, wide-eyed and hopeful… Now, everybody’s thirty, and nobody’s rich, married, or found true love. And their biological clocks are ticking. Together, they decide to make their “chosen family” a real family. But, when things get tough, will the bonds of friendship be as strong as romantic love?
Episode Guest IG: @yours.rachel
We're back with yet ANOTHER concept episode! This time, the group is taking previously pitched titles and reworking them into new and improved pitches! We take a few detours along the way, like listening parents, height discrepancies in dating, and the magic that is...#BigDaveHanks.
When a group of aliens use mind control to brainwash parents in a small town and practically turn them into puritans, five kids on bikes must figure out how to save the f**king day.
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