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There’s Something Wrong in Clementine television

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#Comedy #Crime #Drama

A small village with strange mysteries and stranger people.

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3 Reviews | 29 pages | 3 years ago | Draft 1
Upon moving to the town his late wife was raised, Leonard and his wife’s childhood friend, Ruth, are caught up in the mysteries of the town, determined to bring the truth to light.

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This is a show I would watch as it's my type of comedy, and I found it hilarious. It had a great setup and flowed almost perfectly. This was an enjoyable read for me, and great job on the excellent script.
This screenplay was a fun read. It had lots of funny visuals. Great characterization.
I searched this as an assignment because I saw both your scripts have extremely high ratings. It's hard to find well-written scripts on a peer review site. I fully understand why readers would find this well done. If you take the absolute basics of the story Leonard & Ruth go to a showing and there's a vandalized message on a painting, then another and another. In the end, they find out who the culprit is. That's perfect. Until you think deeper i...

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