A TV Episode Screenplay draft about three barhoppers living their daily lives and trying to make it in the world. Jack tries to get himself a job, meanwhile Bray goes on a first date with a girl.
Overall the second episode felt weaker than the first, but the story had more potential if that makes sense. I liked what happened in terms of some of the story points, but how it was executed was strange and unusual. The dialogue and characters need some work to be done, and it will eventually get to a good story point where you can achieve what you want. I hope this helps, and good luck :)
Delves into the complex dynamics of a family redefining itself after a devastating loss. After the tragic death of her husband, Seiana, a strong-willed "widow," finds herself raising her three daughters with her best friend and two younger sisters.
When John Hendricks is whisked away from his dull life in New York to another realm to fulfill an ancient prophecy, he begins to truly find himself as he begins delivering mail to the quirky people of Distantlandia at the behest of their drunken king.
“Think MASH upside down. Instead of the staff holding primary positions and patients in supporting roles, in “A Stroke of Luck” we have the patients of a Rehab for brain-damaged as main characters, with the staff as supporting players.
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